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Job numbers are up, but see which companies are still cutting

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By Dian Zhang
| Yahoo Finance Canada Verified
Major U.S. employers issued the fewest layoff announcements so far this year in May, tracking with the strong employment numbers the government announced June 5. USA TODAY tracked just 250 mass layoff notices in May, affecting 32,000 workers. That included Spirit Airlines’ 11 layoff filings reported in several states affecting nearly 7,000 workers in May. The airline announced a shutdown and ceased all flight operations in early May.
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Immigration decline is reversing post-COVID population growth in these cities

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By Dian Zhang
| The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier Verified
America’s largest cities were bouncing back from their post-pandemic population losses. But the latest Census Bureau data shows that the post-COVID rebound for many metropolises stalled or reversed in 2025. kAmq:8 4:E:6D =@DE A@AF=2E:@? 5FC:?8 E96 A2?56>:4[ H:E9 ?62C=J 92=7 @7 E96 =2C86DE &]$] 4:E:6D C6A@CE:?8 76H6C C6D:56?ED :? a_aa E92? :? a_a_] qJ a_ac[ EH@\E9:C5D @7 E96D6 4:E:6D 925 368F? 255:?8 C6D:56?ED 282:?] qFE :? a_ad[ 2=>@DE 2== @7 E96> D2H E92E >@>6?EF> 7256[ H:E9 >2?J C64@C5:?8 =@DD6D :?
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Immigration decline is reversing post-COVID population growth in these cities

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By Dian Zhang
| Florence Morning News Verified
America’s largest cities were bouncing back from their post-pandemic population losses. But the latest Census Bureau data shows that the post-COVID rebound for many metropolises stalled or reversed in 2025. Big cities lost population during the pandemic, with nearly half of the largest U.S. cities reporting fewer residents in 2022 than in 2020. By 2024, two-thirds of these cities had begun adding residents again.
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