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Boeing is hiring between 100 and 140 factory workers each week - the highest pace since 2024 - as it replaces retirees and increases staffing to support higher production rates. The U.S. planemaker's unionized factory workers in the Pacific Northwest now number more than 34,000 and are "heading higher," Jon Holden told Reuters in his first interview as a vice president specializing in training and apprenticeships at the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM).
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Unite has held private talks with Reform UK about resolving Birmingham’s ongoing bin strike, amid expectations the party could gain influence on the council in next month's local elections. Discussions focused on potential solutions to the year-long dispute, which stems from job cuts linked to equal pay rulings at Birmingham City Council. Unite is engaging multiple parties to secure support for its demands. The meeting reflects shifting political dynamics in the city, where polling suggests no party may gain overall control next month. Endorsing most of the union's key demands, a Reform spokesman said: "The council has wasted £34 million already on this dispute. They have argued about the legal risks involved, but while Unite have published their legal advice on equal pay, the council has not produced any evidence or provided documents to back up their arguments."
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U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon told a Yale audience she wants to reduce the federal role in schools and “shut down the bureaucracy of education,” while continuing funding through block grants that give states more discretion. She said the goal is to leave states a “toolkit of best practices” and defended using funding pressure to influence universities. McMahon also highlighted literacy, school choice and career education, while describing criticism of her canceled Fairfield school visit as driven by “a minority of a few loud voices.” She also said literacy was her top priority and argued universities should ensure equal opportunity while meeting Yale leaders and discussing grade inflation during her Connecticut stop earlier that day.
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President Donald Trump has used a Las Vegas appearance to promote his economic record and the “no tax on tips” law, but the visit highlighted voter frustration over high prices, job losses, and economic anxiety in Nevada. Supporters and critics alike described a city still feeling squeezed by expensive gas, weak tourism, and unsettled household finances. Nevada analyst Greg Ferraro said of the tax policy: “Is it delivering what some had hoped? Probably not,” while adding that it still acknowledges how dependent many workers are on tips.
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Scotland
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Lord Sandison has permitted around 15,000 drivers to pursue a class action against Arnold Clark following a data breach. The Court of Session in Scotland will hear the case, as most claimants reside in Scotland and have contractual ties to the company. Arnold Clark's lawyer, Roddy Dunlop, argued for the case to be heard in London, but Lord Sandison stated: "The forum with the most substantial connection to the dispute is this court." Legal firms Thompsons and Jones Whyte have reported over 6,000 inquiries from affected customers seeking compensation.
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North America
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Reuters reports that AI is presenting new issues for attorney confidentiality rules, particularly after a federal judge in New York ruled earlier this year that Bradley Heppner, the former chair of bankrupt financial services firm GWG Holdings, could not shield his AI chats from prosecutors pursuing securities fraud charges against him. More than a dozen major U.S. law firms have outlined advice for people and companies to decrease the chances of AI chats ending up in court. "We are telling our clients: You should proceed with caution," said Alexandria Gutiérrez Swette of New York-based law firm Kobre & Kim.
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Europe
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New European Banking Authority head François-Louis Michaud has said European lenders have enough resilience to absorb current financial and geopolitical shocks but need to prepare for future uncertainties including cybersecurity risks associated with AI. Reuters notes that the European Central Bank has made strengthening lenders' resilience to geopolitical risks a key priority for this year and will stress test the largest banks, after last month warning that markets were underpricing the stress on the financial system coming from such risks. "We also know that what's coming next will not be very much like what we’ve been seeing in the past, and we need to be prepared for that," Michaud added.
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Senate Democrats are making a last-minute effort to delay Kevin Warsh's confirmation hearing as President Trump's choice to lead the Federal Reserve. The fight comes amid a criminal investigation involving the current Fed chair. Republicans are still pressing ahead with Tuesday's Senate Banking Committee hearing, but the dispute adds political risk around leadership of the institution that sets U.S. interest rates. Any disruption at the Fed can affect market confidence and monetary-policy expectations.
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