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With their laptops tucked under their arms, students in Manchester traverse Oxford Road on a rainy afternoon, scuttling into lecture halls and cafés as the wind pushes drizzle sideways across…
Construction cranes hover over what appears to be a futuristic industrial city in the desert outside of Phoenix early in the morning. Carrying enormous cooling units and steel beams, trucks…
It felt a little different to stroll through downtown Calgary a few winters ago. Glass, steel, and the distinctive skyline sculpted by decades of oil wealth were all still present…
The parking lot outside a once-crowded home décor store appears strangely roomy on a Saturday afternoon in suburban Ohio. Inside, well-organized throw pillows are hung above clearance signs. Between customers,…
The U.S. Department of Labor announced what it called a $81 million commitment to assist those returning from prison in finding employment on a chilly February morning in Washington. On…
The marble hallways outside the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics briefing room felt unusually packed on a chilly February morning in Washington. Reporters gripped coffee cups while updating spreadsheets on…
A senior energy analyst was recently scrolling through a chart that displayed the performance of hydrogen ETFs over the last three years on the 41st floor of an office tower…
On a dreary Tuesday morning in Toronto's financial district, a mid-sized commercial bank's elevators appeared abnormally crowded. Framed images of oil rigs and prairie wheat fields, remnants of a lending…
Last summer, governors convened in a downtown Denver hotel ballroom under subdued chandeliers, with aides pacing the room's edges and screens displaying workforce readiness slides. Though mostly in fragments—funding here,…
Under a cloudless sky, a row of beige stucco homes with "For Sale" signs staked into gravel yards sit on a quiet cul-de-sac outside of Phoenix. Bidding wars were common…
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