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LONDON, ENGLAND - APRIL 24: Gareth Kerr, the owner of Cafe Kick, is seen within the closed sports bar on April 24, 2020 in London, England. The bar has been closed since the Government announced that business of this type must close, although sales had dropped massively before the closure due to social distancing measures. Exmouth Market has become known for its small independent businesses after undergoing a period of regeneration in recent years. Many of these businesses were forced to shutter or significantly modify operations during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and subsequent lockdowns. The virus has infected over 2.5 million people across the world, claiming at least 26,000 lives in the U.K. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)

How the Trump Administration is Helping Small Businesses Prosper

Since the pandemic, many businesses, including small businesses, have struggled to retain employees, among other issues.

This picture taken on August 24, 2024 shows a bill, with cash for the tip, left on a restaurant table in Los Angeles. Donald Trump and Kamala Harris agree on very little, but the two presidential rivals have found common ground in calling for the elimination of taxes on tips -- a populist move that many criticize as economically irresponsible. Tipping culture in the United States is fundamentally different from most other countries, as customers are encouraged to tip generously on everything from take-out coffee to cocktails. A tip ranging between 15 and 20 percent of the price is considered normal at most restaurants. (Photo by Chris DELMAS / AFP) (Photo by CHRIS DELMAS/AFP via Getty Images)

Senate approves bill allowing $25K tax break for tipped workers in unanimous vote

The U.S. Senate unanimously passed a bill on Tuesday that would eliminate taxes on tips of up to $25,000.

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Report: Microsoft To Lay Off 3% Of Workforce, Affecting Thousands

Microsoft has announced that the U.S. multinational corporation and technology conglomerate will soon be laying off nearly 3% of its global workforce — affecting around 7,000 employees.

390873 11: Jets taxi after sunset June 21, 2001 at Los Angeles International Airport. The airport had the highest number of near-collisions among the nation''s busiest airports in a recent four-year period, according to the first government study to quantify such risks for the flying public. The FFA report calls 13 of the 33 events recorded at LAX during the study "serious". Seventeen percent of the most serious incursions occurred at the nation''s six busiest airports; LAX, Dallas-Fort Worth, Chicago O''Hare, Atlanta, Phoenix, and Detroit. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)

Trump Admin Fires Hundreds Of FAA Employees Following Fatal D.C. Plane Crash, Union Says

Just weeks after a deadly mid-flight crash at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in January, following a series of other crashes at the start of 2025 and last year, in 2024 — the Trump administration has now begun firing Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) workers.

Microsoft Cracks Down On ‘Underperformers,’ Cutting Some Jobs Without Severance Pay

Microsoft has reportedly begun firing its “low-performance” workers, with a portion of the job cuts not providing severance pay, as the tech company switches up their work style approach — according to a new report.

Meta To Reduce Workforce By 5% As Zuckerberg Focuses On Reducing ‘Low Performers’

Meta is planning to slash roughly 5% of its staff this year in a move aimed at getting rid of the slackers, CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed on Tuesday.