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@ProPublica biz reporter, ex-WaPo, née BuzzFeed. Labor & the human condition. caroline.odonovan@propublica.org @ceodonovan.66 on Signal.
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Altman Musk Trial / Sup. Stephen Sherrill / A MoAD Emerging Artist / News Quiz!

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By Caroline O’Donovan Verified
| KALW-FM (San Francisco, CA) Verified
Bay Brief: What happened as jury selection begins in the Musk/Altman showdown in an Oakland Federal Courtroom? Caroline O’Donovan, AI and Big Tech Senior Reporter for the San Francisco Standard reports from the scene. Deep Dive: Supervisor Stephen Sherrill makes his case to keep his job as San Francisco's District 2 Supervisor. He'll take our questions and comments, and yours! stateofthebay@kalw.org and 866-798-8255.
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Layoffs are up, hiring is down as Amazon cuts reverberate through the economy

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By Caroline O’Donovan Verified, Danielle Abril
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
The Amazon headquarters in the South Lake Union neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. (David Ryder/Bloomberg) Job cuts and other changes at Amazon, the country’s second-largest private employer, rippled through the economy this week, throwing workers at the company and some of its partners into a tough job market. On Wednesday morning, thousands of corporate employees at the online retailer learned they will lose their jobs, part of ongoing layoffs first announced in October.
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How a landlord responded when tenants formed a union and stopped paying rent

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By Caroline O’Donovan Verified
| Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, NY) Verified
RAYTOWN, Mo. — In the two years she has lived at Bowen Tower, Cynthia Barlow’s apartment has flooded, been plagued by mold and been infested with cockroaches. The building’s heat stopped working. When the elevators broke over the summer, emergency workers carried a sick neighbor down 10 flights of stairs. Meanwhile, Barlow’s rent for the two-bedroom unit increased from $993 per month to $1,213.
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