Is artificial intelligence to blame for Amazon job cuts?
Amazon confirms 14,000 layoffs after CEO says AI likely to lead to job losses.

Amazon confirms 14,000 layoffs after CEO says AI likely to lead to job losses.







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US has a trade surplus from export of services which experts say are now vulnerable to global tariffs.
‘This … system, goes back to the beys who needed to keep their courtiers happy to maintain their rule’, analyst says.
The services sector is now at the center of the fight against inflation as services prices tend to be stickier.

Workers in several service industries are striking in December in protest of low pay and the rising cost of living.

While urban jobless rate fell to 5 percent, unemployment for those between the age of 16-24 was more than double that.
Analysts say the service sector is sure to pick up in the coming warm months and as vaccines become widely available.
Official factory data show output rose to highest level in more than three years in November on strong domestic demand.
The country’s services sector continues its rebound from the depths of coronavirus lockdowns as companies also add jobs.