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McDonald's presentó un nuevo plan comercial y advirtió sobre despidos

McDonald's unveils new business plan and warns of layoffs

Juan Martín Fernández Quintero
(Wikimedia Commons)

Amazon to lay off up to 18,000 employees

Juan Martín Fernández Quintero
(Wiki Commons)

General Electric employee convicted of leaking information to China

Juan Martín Fernández Quintero
Wikimedia Commons/ APK

Two out of three economists foresee economic recession in 2023

VozMedia Staff
(Pexels).

Demographic drain continues in Democratic strongholds: California and NY lose half a million residents in two years

Israel Duro
(Pexels / Wikimedia Commons)

Reward for great management: Texas and Florida leaders in population growth

Alejandro Baños
(Pixabay)

These are the forecasts for 2023 of the major banks

José Carlos Rodríguez
Wikimedia Commons/Stevepb

Eleven states reduced income tax on January 1, 2023

VozMedia Staff
(Nick Youngson CC BY-SA 3.0 Pix4free)

What will be the main economic forecasts for 2023 in the US?

María Herrera Mellado
(Pexels)

Several states oppose Biden's utopian electric vehicle plan

Alejandro Baños
Elon Musk. Foto: James Duncan Davidson

Tesla experiences its worst month ever: plummets 44%

Juan Martín Fernández Quintero
(Archivo / Pexels)

Retail sales increased by almost 8% over the holiday season

Rosana Rábago Sainz
(Cordon Press)

Texas and Florida are the best states to do business in 2022

Verónica Silveri Pazos
(Pexels)

Hollywood loses more than $500 billion in 2022

Rosana Rábago Sainz
Gage Skidmore/ Flickr

Census Bureau: Florida was the fastest growing state in 2022

José Carlos Rodríguez
(DonkeyHotey / Flickr)

Florida is Americans' preferred relocation destination

Alejandro Baños
Sede de Chevron / Jonathan McIntosh (Flickr).

Companies continue to flee California for Texas

José Carlos Rodríguez
(Cordon Press)

House approves $1.7 trillion Omnibus bill

Juan Martín Fernández Quintero
(Wiki Commons)

Rand Paul calls out Biden Administration for wasting $482 billion

Juan Martín Fernández Quintero
(Cordon Press)

Senate passes $1.7 trillion Omnibus bill with 18 Republicans voting for it

Juan Martín Fernández Quintero