Car dealers reeling from cyberattack that’s upending $1.2 trillion market • Southern California added 4,800 fast-food workers in May despite wage hike
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| | The percentage of both lower- and upper-income households have increased in the same time frame. |
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| Anyone shopping for a new car is likely waiting as CDK Global — a software provider to some 15,000 dealers — goes offline after debilitating cyberattacks. |
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| May 2024’s increase was nearly double the industry’s average of 2,760 hires during 2015-19. |
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| For many people, the lack of affordable child care is a barrier to joining the workforce. |
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| If you have graduate debt and qualify for PAYE, consider applying before July 1, when PAYE will permanently close to new enrollment. |
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| Gov. Newsom wants to pull funds earmarked for new investment in Medi-Cal to help plug California’s $45 billion deficit. |
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| Over the past few years the biggest firms have been locked in a bitter talent war that has sparked conflict, litigation and retaliation; and contributed to at least one outfit going bankrupt. |
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| The hiring pace was 15% above the region’s pre-pandemic job growth for the month. |
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| California’s lofty home prices and scarce inventory already amounted to one of the most nightmarish housing markets in the US. Now, challenges securing and affording home insurance in the wildfire-prone state are making it even worse. |
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| While the debate used to rage over “rent versus buy,” house payments for Orange County single-family homes now are well above rents at even the most posh apartment complexes. |
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