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Amazon Plans to Avoid Hiring 600,000 Workers by 2033 — JOSEPH PREZIOSO/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Amazon · United States

Amazon Plans to Avoid Hiring 600,000 Workers by 2033

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Amazon plans to avoid hiring more than 600,000 US workers by 2033 through warehouse automation, according to internal documents reviewed by The New York Times, despite projecting sales to double during the same period.See the Story

Citizens in Lisbon Spend 116% of Their Salaries on Housing

Europe · Barcelona

Citizens in Lisbon Spend 116% of Their Salaries on Housing

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Lisbon, Barcelona, and Madrid are the European Union (EU) cities where residents spend the highest percentage of their salaries on housing, according to a report released by the European Council.See the Story

Public Debt Breaks a New Record and Reaches a Maximum of 1.7 Billion Euros

Public Debt Breaks a New Record and Reaches a Maximum of 1.7 Billion Euros

The debt of the Public Administrations has broken a new record and has reached a peak of 1,699 billion euros in absolute terms in August, although it moderated its weight on the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to 103%, representing a decrease of 0.9 percentage points compared to a year earlier.Thus, in absolute terms and according to the data published on Tuesday, 21 October, by the Banco de España, the balance of the debt amounted to 1,699 billion…See the Story

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