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Job openings rise as US hiring stays strong near record low unemployment
U S employers advertised about 7.5 million jobs at end March, up 4.8 percent from February, with 1.2 million more openings than unemployed workers. Hiring momentum supports wage increases to attract and keep staff as the economy nears a decade of recovery.
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Salvage hopes fade as US China trade talks loom
Washington hosts the 11th round as Beijing sends Liu He to head its delegation amid U.S. plans to raise tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods. The dispute pressures markets and global growth while both sides demand lasting concessions.
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Disney sets Fox release slate delaying Avatar sequels
Disney unveils an eight year Fox slate including Avatar sequels pushed to 2021 and 2023 2025 2027, Star Wars plans and Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story remake while Avengers Endgame nears 2.8 billion. Cameron tweets confirmation that he is busy on set.
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Markets Dive As US China Trade Tensions Escalate
Markets fell sharply as the Trump administration vowed to raise tariffs on Chinese imports, with the Dow dropping 473 points to 25,965 and all 11 S&P sectors in the red. Boeing led losses after a downgrade amid airline concerns, while Nasdaq and chipmakers also declined.
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