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Get ahead of Tesla! Amazon-backed Rivian's first electric pickup goes offline
Amazon-backed electric vehicle startup Rivian announced that the company's first R1T electric pickup pulled off the production line at a factory in Illinois on Tuesday morning local time, marking that the company became the first company in the world to bring electric pickups to market, ahead of Tesla, GM, and other competitors. Rivian founder and CEO Robert Joseph Scaringe (Robert Joseph Scaringe) said, “After months of trial production, our first customer vehicle opened our production line this morning! Our team worked together to make this moment
Global companies face labor shortages: two-thirds of companies do not recruit enough people
According to a survey by HR giant ManpowerGroup (ManpowerGroup), 69% of global employers say it's difficult to find the right person to fill vacancies, the highest level in 15 years. The survey was conducted on nearly 45,000 employers in 43 countries, and employers in 15 countries (mainly in Europe and North America) reported the highest recruitment intentions since the survey began in 1962. Companies from all countries surveyed said their recruitment prospects at the end of this year were stronger compared to the last three months of 2020. Jonas Pri, CEO of Wanbao Shenghua Group
Westpac Bank sells Australian life insurance business A $900 million to Daiichi of Japan
Westpac Bank of Australia announced on Monday that it had agreed to sell its life insurance business from Australia to Daiichi Life Insurance of Japan for A $900m (US $660 million). Westpac had previously agreed to sell its general insurance and New Zealand life insurance businesses. The latest deal marks the bank's complete exit from the life insurance business. Australian banks are rapidly pulling out of the insurance business. Companies, including Macquarie Group, Suncorp Group and wealth manager AMP, have reduced their exposure to the industry over the past five years. Yes
Bill Gates was interviewed for the first time after her divorce: I was sad to break up with Melinda. I only had dinner with Epstein a few times
Bill Gates was interviewed on Wednesday about his marriage to Melinda, his past relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, and what Microsoft called toxic workplace culture. This is Gates's first public appearance after his official divorce from Melinda this week. Gates was interviewed mainly to discuss his work in the fight against COVID-19, but he first answered questions about his personal relationships. On Monday, Gates officially divorced his ex-wife Melinda, ending their 27-year marriage. Gates said in an interview that this was “a very sad milestone.” Gates said, “Melinda is a great person, I am
Goldman Sachs: high inflation, positive value stocks prefer Europe to the United States
Goldman Sachs said cyclical stocks now "generally reflect a strong economic rebound", but higher inflation expectations are expected to be good for value stocks, which have so far "lagged behind". The bank's strategists believe that valuations and returns are better in Europe than in the US. Equity strategists such as Peter Oppenheimer argue that unprofitable long-term companies are "still trading at very high valuations" and that the market, cash-generating technology and other high-quality defensive sectors are "starting to generate value". By focusing on decarbonization and infrastructure spending, "it is expected to cope with many in the market."
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits for the first time last week was 779000, with an estimated 830000.
The number of people claiming unemployment benefits for the first time in the United States last week was 779000, the third consecutive week of decline, estimated at 830000, compared with the previous figure of 847000. After the release of the data, the US stock index did not fluctuate much, with Nasdaq futures up 0.46% and Dow futures up 0.12%. CNBC said initial jobless claims in the United States were slightly lower than expected, but job growth remained sluggish. The number of people applying for unemployment benefits for the first time in the United States fell last week, indicating that as the authorities began to relax restrictions on enterprises related to the COVID-19 epidemic, the labor market is
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