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linkedin's apac chief economist says overall, it's a good year to look for a newjob.t year. at the same time, we've also seen thatjob search activity has increased byjob seekers, and this is up by about 11%. so all of this really reflects the professional desire to take ownership of their careers and to seek out new opportunities in the new year. 0n the labour market side, there are signs that the labour market is improving and our data shows that there's been an uptick in hiring in the recent months. so the hiring rates in december 2023 were higher compared to 2022. more good news forjob seekers because the research shows that 85% of organisations are planning to grow their workforce this year. so all of these positive signs should give workers the confidence and arguably giving workers to take more control of their carriers and to seek out new opportunities. yeah, it's interesting, especially with the job market being so linked to the global slowdown. but all of these trends, we hear especially with things like quiet quitting and now also thesejob changes, are being

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the ceo of mcdonald's wrote on a linkedin i is having a real impact. the ceo of.ay that this boycott which emerged from the grassroots after photos and videos appeared on social media showing that franchises of mcdonald's in israel were giving free meals out to israeli soldiers, and that anger those who felt the war was unjustified and so they started this boycott. that then prompted some other countries, owners in other countries such as malaysia and pakistan, largely muslim countries, to put out statements distancing themselves. what we heard from the boss of mcdonald's is that it has had a material impact on its business. you didn't get any numbers so we don't know the sense of scale of this, but it shows how difficult it is for brands right now to kind of navigate the conflict going on in the middle east. ., ., the conflict going on in the middle east. . ,, , ., the conflict going on in the middle east. ., ~' , ., , the conflict going on in the middle east. . ,, ,, , . to the cost of living in the euro zone — latest inflation figures for the euro area show tha

linkedin's platform because it's easier to avoid being duped by a fake profile or a catfisher. they also say the platform adds a layer of credibility to the potential date, something they say other dating apps do not have. >> here's a look now at the stories trending tonight on ktvu. com one of our top stories protesters gathered outside nancy pelosi's san francisco home this morning to protest the united states support of israel. also, the alameda police department is struggling to recruit despite heavy, hefty financial incentives such as 7000 $5,000 signing bonuses and brock purdy's younger brother, chubba purdy, announced today he is transfer from nebraska to play football at san jose state. you can find these stories and much more. all on ktvu.com. >> i've been teaching for 47 years. i've been a head coach 42 years, but i've taught 8500 kids, one of the winningest basketball coaches in california is retiring after more than 40 years. >> after the break. what he credits for his longtime time success and a quick reminder right now, you can stream ktvu news on your smart tv. >

i'll come to our audiences on facebook, youtube, x,, linkedin, and axios.com. join us on x, we will speak with newsmakers some capitol hill looking at what is driving the news and policy priorities that are top of mind heading into 2024. our first guest is the congressman from new jersey's dark congressional district, andy kim. rep. kim: thanks for having me today. >> what have you been working on as you are looking to tie up loose ends in washington? rep. kim: will be able to bar -- forward in a bipartisan way, we have some any challenges we are facing globally right now, and was important for us, with some of the big challenges we face. we are going to do it in a bipartisan way. a lot of other things are happening in congress, the things that are deeply frustrating at the end of the year, not accomplishing the things we want to get done. >> what is one of those things that is frustrating you most significantly? rep. kim: the easiest one is to say we are at the end of the year with -- without knowing how we will keep the lights on, we are kicking that can down

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what do you mean by, because he's going on linkedin?> as opposed to going on x or using other platform? >> yeah, i'm sure they had to put a filing out or whatever. but we're going to talk about a company that, you know, p preannounced today, you know what i mean? i don't know, is this a soft preannouncement? >> yeah. >> i'm actually with guy. i would look for an opportunity to buy this on weakness. if you look at foot traffic versus some of their peers, they've had positive foot traffic and the ability to raise prices. and we're starting to see a lot of food end inflation come off, so, i would look for an opportunity where even if you think that the overall space may be challenged, i think this is probably one of the bellwethers within that sub sector. >> all right, here's what's coming up next. >>> mobileye getting poked. the supply glut warning that sent shares plummeting. and if the issue could reverberate through the chip space. >>> plus, putting the pedal to the medal, with a bold prediction for 2024. why our next guest believes ap

in a message on linkedin, mcdonald's ceo chris kempczinski wrote that the burger chain is "experiencing business impacted due to the war "and associated misinformation. "all of this in the middle east and beyond because of "the war in gaza." he added, "this is disheartening and "ill—founded," pointing that many of the restaurants are operated by local owners. he didn't elaborate on the scale of the impact, but mcdonald's has around 2,000 restaurants in the region. it isn't the only global brand to face controversy over its response. 0thers include starbucks and unilever, showing how tough it is to navigate such a politically charged conflict. the consequences of that war have, as we've reporting, also spilt over into the red sea. the attacks on ships passing through the waterway by the iran—backed houthi militants have drawn condemnation by the head of the un's maritime 0rganisation. it's as secretary general arsenio dominguez said there would be negative repercussions from the situation. he was speaking to our transport correspondent, katy austin. it is concerning. of course, we all wa

for more, let's bring in cory contained, a senior linkedin economist. cory, welcome, good to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> explain to us the labor force participation rates, how they measure it. it moves a little bit month to month. usually not all that much. this was a fairly significant drop. why? >> so the labor force participation right measures the a number of available workers. so that's going to be employed workers, an unemployed workers. whenever we see people joining the labor, force are dropping out a labor, force that's going to push this number up and down. what we saw this month in december, there weren't really a lot of workers who were adjoining or dropping out. it was pretty much flat for unemployment. we had gains in employment, we have workers gaining and employments, we also had some workers entering the labor market. we had a decrease in the number of workers who are re-entering the labor market. the labor force participation rate has kind of been holding steady since about august. we occasionally see dips, we occasio

you have the linkedin founder, you have coke.hat's why you said in your opening she can't talk about open border because that's not the issues that her, her string pullers want to talk about. so she gets to live in this delusion she has a chance. people are funding that delusion and enabling that delusion and she gets to go on but you know, today charlie gasparino said that donors are looking at her a little more closely and reconsidering some of that. reed hoffman, cnbc, linkedin founder, he is out. we'll see how long this can last. i don't know she sticks around until south carolina actually. larry: i know. i agree with that. that is a good possibility. that is a very interesting point. the thing about politicians which i always love, i have to give credit to roma daravi who said it on this show, trump communications staffer, politicians say no, no, no, right up until the time they say yes. no, i'm in, no i'm not out, no i'm not out. yes i'm out. i think that's a good point. mark simone, did donald trump win last night or were

on the site linkedin, a social network for recruiting employees.sentatives posted a vacancy with a detailed description. the applicant will become one of the main architects of the british deterrent force. among the proposed tasks are classified secret and elite ones. this has its reasons, in the late nineties, after the collapse of the soviet union, all european armies reduced military budgets and the size of their armed forces, which is why, after the campaign in afghanistan and the iraq war in 2003, british troops faced an extremely strong decline its combat effectiveness, it was an absolutely incredible political and military mistake. defense costs were so enormous that the government of that time decided to radically reduce the size of the army, its weapons and the military budget. since 2010, for a dozen years now, the british army has been in a state of constant decline. let me remind you that a few months before the start of the war in ukraine, the british decided to mothball their tracked vehicles. in fact, they sent her to the reserve and

the owners of the service call it a mixture of tinder and linkedin, but they are already in a hurry to who did not manage to find a companion. they are all already booked. the application was bursting with the number of applications several days before the start of the forum; it was immediately clear why or for whom the participants were going there in the first place. the delivery turned into some kind of get-together. where people gather who often communicate with each other, and where no such special global problems are solved, that is, relatively speaking, how can the problems of ukraine be discussed there without russia, which is why they allow themselves to turn the delivery truck into a brothel, a large brothel . it is reported that this year ukrainian women are popular among the forum guests; they can often be found on the virtual panel, whenever they are not trying to bring europe into themselves. western clients are only happy to give money in such relationships. if people came there to work, they wouldn’t have a clue, you know, and wouldn’t care about these applications. the

she's going to can we've already seen that the linkedin found her, the get her 50. i think it's over to $1000.00. so one of the pat they're not giving anymore unless you are funding your own race, that determines how long you can stay into the race. so what the donors say, it's time to get out then nikki haley will get out. well, she just has enough money to go into south carolina coast. dr. will speaking of money on this one because the background was warm, it came in himself full of his own, but did not necessarily raise any steve. the crown was totally believe he could actually when this nomination or do you think he was in it for another reason? well, i think he was in it said himself up or down the line, and i think he has said himself up or down the line. but this is all about money, as long as nikki haley has billionaires willing to fund their super packs to attack donald trump, which is mainly what. ready are there to do, she'll be able to move forward and these political consulting class that i'm, i'm sure it ally and believe we're both agree. it's all abou

at meta that reached out to me she resigned from meta early december and she posted about this on linkedin and it was beautiful frustrating post because she was an engineer at meta, this was a hijabi sister who was proud to be at meta, and she said she left for three reasons, she said one, internally, anybody who mentioned palestine was suppressed and censored and often in trouble with the corporation privately in ways that none of us ever knew, she said, even if we posted that we were grieved that say we're trying to stop the violence uh and that gets you banned, it's it's a problem and it's not just a problem for those of us publicly, it's a problem behind the scenes for meta employees are saying, hey i don't even know if i want to continue working in this place under these conditions, it's it's frustrating man, it's a hell of a thing and i think we hear about this in numerous other um media outlets and channels too, i don't want to name any right now but you know you hear time even only do the palestinian voices get censored on screen, you hear that the from kind of whistleblowers in th

run, simply because saudi arabia has made clear in, in the last days, possibly through secondary linkedin. so that they are still ready for a peace agreement for normalization with israel, and that's possibly the only hope in the long run to avoid a reputation of these pretty conflicts between israel and its neighbors. in the coming months of yes. okay. the steinberg senior associate at the german institute for international and security affairs. thank you. filings and ecuador has exploded into what the country's president has called an internal armed conflict against drug gangs. the president has declared 22 norco groups as terrorist organizations and has ordered the army to neutralize them. at least 8 people have been killed and various attacks. us says it's extremely worried by the violence. china has closed its embassy and consulates in the country. gangsters have unleashed a wave of terror in ecuador, a series of coordinated attacks. the government is struggling to contain heavily arm narco storm. the tv station in ecuador is the largest city, quite a keel during a live new sho. if s

. >> when it happened, it was shocking and just to get on linkedin, it was very depressing. so i decided to take a break for some time, just consuming so much negative news that is so tragic and i was in a position where obviously i don't have kids and i was reading some horrifying stories of families and people on paternity leave, getting laid off. >> reporter: a break from navigating the unstable market, especially after reports indicating a surge in companies announcing even more layoffs. >> hearing everything that is going on right now, and how it affects people of color, it is worrisome because we are the ones that bring the color to the room, we are bringing different perspectives. we live different stories, and i feel like that is what brings value to everybody that absorbs our content. >> reporter: tech giants all announcing layoffs, recently, in a statement google said, throughout the second half of 2023, a number of our teams made changes to become more efficient, some continued to make these kinds of organizational changes including some eliminations globally, we

music, movies, and we also have a lot of online resources that people can also use, like abc mouse, linkedin learning, coursera, language learning resources that are all available to people absolutely free. >> i haven't checked out the learning platform. i want to do that. this is what people were checking out. verity was the number one e-book. fourth wing was the number one audio book. big nate was the number one comic and graphic novel. >> something to do in 2024. >>> the city of los altos demolishing the building destroyed by fire. you may recall that fire that happened on christmas day on el camino real. it housed a tutoring center. the demolition was delayed this month. the city will demolish that building today after hiring a contractor with the necessary equipmen cityt. o you may know adam schiff's work to protect the rule of law, or to build affordable housing, or write california's patients bill of rights. but i know adam through the big brother program. we've been brothers since i was seven. he stood by my side as i graduated from yale, and i stood by his side when he married eve,

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at meta that reached out to me she resigned from meta early december and she posted about this on linkedin and it was beautiful frustrating post because she was an engineer at meta, this was a hijabi sister who was proud to be at meta and she said she left for three reasons, she said one internally anybody who mentioned palestine was suppressed and censored and often in trouble with the... corporation privately in ways that none of us ever knew, she said, even if we posted that we were grieved that we lost a family member or something, their post would be deleted from the company, and she said, she said, secondly, it had gotten to where the censorship publicly was so harsh that it became shameful for her and others to know that they were engineers for a company that were harming the people that they loved, but the third thing she said was profound to me, she said she had she knew she had to leave when she believed in meta's core values more than meta itself, and she quoted several of their core values from their website and literature that talked about meta being facebook, instagram and ot

music, movies, we also have a lot of online platforms or resources people can use like abc mouse, linkedinrning, language learning resources as well all available to people absolutely free. >> reporter: these are the top books for 2023. for stories like this join is early for today in the bay. we start at 5:00 a.m. watch wherever you want on roku and other streaming platforms. back to you. >> he caught my attention when he said abc mouse. >> that is so handy. i have to look into that. >>> we got soaked again today. the storm now moving on. it was one of a series of storms in the last five days. we are getting a full survey of the damage and the benefits of recent downpours. >>> coming up at 5:30, a new state bill getting a lot of headlines, aimed at reducing traffic deaths in california. good news, but most drivers may not like the proposal. it will require all new passenger vehicles and large trucks sold in california to be equipped with technology that would prevent drivers from going more than 10 miles over the speed limit. we will get reaction are coming up in the 5:00 hour. >>> we wil

read hoffman, the billionaire co-founder of linkedin, saying he's holding off making any new investments in haley until he sees a path for her to win. and now trump, appearing to pressure haley donors while again referring to her as bird brain. trump posting on social media that any haley donors are, quote, permanently barred from the maga camp. >> he should feel threatened without a doubt. last night, haley also responded to trump's victory speech in new hampshire when he taunted her on everything from her policies to the dress she was wearing. >> and when i watched her and the fancy dress that probably wasn't so fancy. >> donald trump got out there and just threw a temper tantrum. that's what he does when he's insecure in the meantime, president biden endorsed yesterday by the united auto workers union after making history when he joined their picket lines in september. >> look, i kept my commitment. but while speaking in michigan, biden once again interrupted by protesters calling for a cease fire in gaza. the second time two days, biden's support for israel in its war against hamas a

read hoffman, billionaire co-founder of linkedin, announcing he's holding off on making more contributions to haley's campaign until he sees a viable path for her to win the nomination. trump, heavily favored to win in south carolina and then again on super tuesday, continuing to bash haley, calling her birdbrain in a recent social media post and saying her donors are barred from the maga movement. the former president also mocking the dress, haley wore on primary night. haley hitting back donald trump, got out there and just threw a temper tantrum and out of everything that he said in his rant, he didn't talk about the american people. >> once he talked about revenge. >> meantime, president biden. gearing up for a general election matchup, receiving a key endorsement from the united auto workers union yesterday and focusing his attacks on trump. >> while i stood in solidarity on the picket line. president said, i want to pick a line. donald trump went to a nonunion shop and attacked you during his remarks at that uaw event, president biden was interrupted by protesters calling for a cease

you have to remember read cock hoffman, who is a democrat, you know, he was the founder of linkedin, vol. with people, he's a billionaire, he's a huge democratic joan or he's donated more than a quarter of a 1000000 on record, but then also there's other money. millions to nikki haley super packs. so he's want to end, remember, read hoffman is also connected with epstein. very corrupt individual. yeah, yeah, yeah, the money. yeah. financing or all the wrong people, really he purposely finances people running against trump. so this is another, so their weapon ising. nikki haley against trump, and it's not working. i in solving guys a palestinian said, resorted to budding tactics as a last opportunity to keep warm but i'm in the health danger as a displace woodland from rafa told us about the conditions that she lives in or not . we have been living inside tens for 40 days, rights and solid displacement to this very moment. we have to my he fi to for passing. we use a little firewood, plastic cloth and cardboard boxes. this is how we have to stuff us and this thing will close. i said m

relatives of the hostages who remain and how much time typically does it outside the hotel with linkedin, met, with headphones, to demand the release of their loved ones. about a $130.00 is waiting for an host. do so i'm still police be held in garza by the minutes and as the invasion on doza escalates public resentment is also mounting world wide going on. so you won't demonstrates as head codes the u. s . president, joy, i didn't during account paid speech and a south carolina church. you have to choose. there's no light light. there's no past friend is dark. there's the interstate i understand the passions and i've been quietly work requiring work, which is really government to get them to reduce and significantly get out of gas. and a new twist of the jeffrey epstein, files saga abuse accuse a sarah run, some sons by her testimony, that sex types of bill clinton and prince andrew to exist. also. she walks back to the claims in 2019 on the alleged threats to her on to family. let's find out more about this story now with drawing by correspondence, steve sweet in the studio. thanks for

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you have to remember read talk hoffman, who is a democrat, you know, he was the founder of linkedin vol with people. he's a billionaire. he's a huge democratic joan or he's donated more than a quarter of a 1000000 on record, but then also there's other money. millions to nikki haley super packs. yeah. so he's want to end, remember read hoffman is also connected with epstein. very corrupt individual. yeah, yeah, yeah, the money. yeah. financing or all the wrong people, really he purposely finances people running against trump. so this is another so their weapon ising. nikki haley against trump, and it's not working a slovak as prime minister office punch, critic of western support for key f is met is ukrainian counterpart of the meeting at roberts people stated once again that fighting on the battlefield would not solve the situation initial instead of today's meeting, it became clear that i have different opinions on some topics with mr. prime minister of ukraine. above all, it is a view of the war and ukraine. i reiterated that i do not believe in a military solution to this conflict.

i'll be you have to remember read talk hoffman, who is a democrat, you know, he was the founder of linkedin vol with people. he's a billionaire. he's a huge democratic joan or 2 donated more than a quarter of a 1000000 on record, but then also there's other money. millions to nikki haley super packs. so he's one and remember read hoffman is also connected with epstein. very corrupt individual. yeah, yeah, yeah. a lot of money. yeah. financing. oh, the wrong people, really. he purposely finance is people running against trump. so this is another so their weapon ising. nikki haley against trump, and it's not working. yeah. yeah. you know what it is? i think off of these past 4 years, also people have really started to wake up to the fact that they're just being lied to on a daily basis. and, and when that awakening starts to happen on mass, it doesn't matter what the media or the political landscape tries to do, the people that strength the numbers. and there's that there's a huge amount of solid arity among trump voters these days as well it's, it's amazing. what we're seeing happening, tara

in a message on linkedin, the mcdonald's ceo wrote the burger chain is experiencing a meaningful business middle east and beyond because of the war in gaza. he added this is disheartening and ill founded. pointing out many of the restaurants are operated by local owners. what he did not do as elaborate on the scale of the impact. mcdonald's has around 2000 restaurants in the region. mcdonald's is not the region. mcdonald's is not the only global brand to base controversy over its response for include starbucks and unilever, showing how top it is for companies to navigate such a politically charged conflict. —— tough it is. the war in gaza and wider tensions in the middle east are affecting the global economy in unexpected ways — from the disruption to shipping in the red sea to the boycotting of global brands. but there are other major unknowns to contend with in 2024 — not least the outcome of the us presidential election in the autumn. and could a renewed rise in food and energy prices derail the federal reserve's plans to cut interest rates this yearfrom their 22—year high? steven blit

at least one high profile nikki haley donor has decided she is a bad investment we learned linkedin founder reid hoffman a biden supporter and haley backer announced ending support for her after double dignity new hampshire loss. also more bad news for nikki. a republican fundraiser told . a republican fundraiser told cnbc on wednesday that three clients who each helped haley raise upraise $1 to $100,000 for the campaign are now opting out of her. >> so this bad fundraising newsn followedfollow pitiful post losy spinner among >> it is just sad at this point to run around the country carrying water for the people who despise the g.o.p. base as n otthe frenetic sarah goods tryig to convince you of the collapses not inevitable. >> two states down and only one race in the lastle w couplks.e s and she's ramped up attacks and effectively ththate incumbent presiden t for sure but every time nikki haley isn't the waydy sh oe knocks it down and pushes everybody out of the race. she's got one more hill to climb and that is to be trumping her home her home state. >> laura: time to switch to deuse de d

. >> one of the biggest donors to the nikki haley campaign is slo known as ticket linkedin eric traditionallyemocratic donor won't give more to haley unless she can demonstrate a path to victory. another big haley donor publicl saying it is over for her the cycle arguing new hampshire was a must when. >> you've got to know when to hold them, you got to know when to fold them. it's time to fold them for it she has absolutely no chance. >> she insist grassroots fundraising is still working telling supporters she's raised more than $2 million since new hampshire. >> we have had to hundred thousand donors from all 50 states, 95 percent of those donations our to hundred dollar or less. >> at the main super pacs as it raised $50.1 million in the second half of 2023. officials with maga confirmed they began 2024 with more than $23 million on hand. >> the haley campaign should have a better sense of its fundraising options going forward with three big gop conferences in the next week or so. with her more pressure from trump could give donors cold feet. >> mike, thank you. up next, we will dig into th

we also had retakita hoffman, linkedin founder, saying he is pausing giving money to nikki haley. but that is because he is honestly probably more likely to be in biden's camp. how do you think the trump threat will affect republican donors? >> there could be some that are turned off by it, clearly if they are looking down the pike and thinking that donald trump may be eventually nominated so they don't want to get lumped into the folks he was talking to in that message saying that you'll be kicked out of maga. but also it is important to remember messages like this when we're dealing with the closing days ahead of the vote which is just a month from now here in south carolina, that could serve to maybe energize maybe some of those people who are thinking, well, i wasn't jazzed about donald trump and i wasn't supporting him, but now if he is seeming to take this personally, maybe that would prompt me further to really want to back that other candidate who in this case is nikki haley. we'll see how it all pans out. but that message last night wasn't received super well by those sur

vowing retaliation, salinity moving higher, energy linkedin names moving higher. more of the story and the fears of any sort of escalation off the back just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: let's check on one moving today, that is oil moving higher for both brent crude and new york crude a better by 1% at the moment, and this is of course off the back of an attack on u.s. troops in the middle east. president biden vowing retaliation after the attack tied to iran backed group that killed three u.s. groups and injured 25 others. michael heath has been following this story and joins us now. president biden promising retaliation, but how measured with a have to be in this response? >> he has to be balance because he wants to send a signal. these iran backed groups are throughout the region. these are the first u.s. troops that have died since the conflict began, so it is a pretty significant issue. 25 u.s. serviceman injured as well, so people want to send a signal. some of the things have been raised is a raid into iran where no one takes responsibility like preside

i mean, seriously, linkedin.rships to staff its new class of frigates . and then, of class of frigates. and then, of course, in the wake of a recruitment crisis, we are in the midst of it. so for the great british debate this hour, i'm asking, would you join the armed forces? well, joining me to discuss broadcast and columnist lizzie cundy and also former labour adviser matthew le , i almost said lala, but i know you've had your fun. i know you have one. >> okay? otherwise i get sadness. >> boehm gets sad. lizzie cundy i'm going to start with you. the armed forces. >> it gives people >> what a career it gives people direction, purpose and, you know, values and standards know, great values and standards and you're serving your country. nothing is more respectful and loyal and gives you moral and physical courage . but sadly, the physical courage. but sadly, the government has totally let them down in every aspect . let me be down in every aspect. let me be honest, i think , um, illegal honest, i think, um, illegal

he said that on a linkedin post. we are hearing that is over, at least for now.t a little trickle of what we have been hearing throughout the last 24 hours from gop fundraisers and the like where there is a look at this race right now and questions as to what impact any money they raise for her could have on the race? and where is she going in south carolina? >> in conventional wisdom, whoever brings in the most dollars has a better shot. in part because you can splash it over the airways and inundate people with your name. that doesn't seem to have worked for her in iowa and new hampshire. especially new hampshire is notable. i am a former new englander myself, i think i can say this, how critically independent new hampshire voters can be. do not tell me by your polls or predictions who i am going to vote for. >> if you look at it from an electoral perspective, this is one she could've won. there were enough independent voters. this should have been a stay she did well with them. the handicap will announce we did within 12 points. i would say 12 points back from

a new year update on linkedin mentioning the war in the middle east was having a meaningful impact onness. he wrote in part, i also recognize that several markets in the middle east and some outside the region are experiencing a meaningful business impact due to the war and associated misinformation that is affecting brands like mcdonald's this is disheartening and ill founded in every company we operate. mcdonald's is proudly represented by owner operators who employ thousands of fellow citizens. the local community connection is the genius of the mcdonald's system. shares were down around 1%. i'm sure much more to come when they report earnings in a few weeks. >> kate, thank you. a note passed around for certain, and we're watching those shares. top contrarian ideas for 2024. we'll continue asking committee members for their outside the box ideas. the next big opportunities this year. we debate it next. >> announcer: are you following "the halftime report" podcast? what are you waiting for? look for us in your favorite podcasting app. follow "the halftime" podcast now. power e*trade

so having your linkedin up-to- date, having things like promotions and skills up to date on their is such a change the last couple years when most of us are used to this idea, it feels like scarcity. there are not enough jobs and we all want them but then the pandemic change and -- came and kind of change that. people said i don't need to work. even with the launch of this course i feel like they really old normal list coming back and everyone is getting a little nervous again and needs to make sure they have their ducks in a row. >> yeah, so two years ago, it was a lot easier to get a job than it is now but the job market has been pretty resilient, there are still more open jobs and there are people searching for job so it is still a good time to find a job in the pandemic has made people realize they can't look for the things they want as opposed to necessarily having to settle for whatever job is offered to them. you mentioned a third of people who are considering quitting their jobs, they are looking for more meaningful work, better pay and for more say over how they do their wor

at least one high profile nikki haley donor has decided she is a bad investment we learned linkedin founderhoffman a biden supporter and haley backer announced ending support for her after double dignity new hampshire loss. also more bad news for nikki. a republican fundraiser told cnbc on wednesday clients helped raise $100,000 for the campaign are now opting out of assisting her bad fundraising news followed haley's pitiful post loss spin raamah. >> today we got close to half of the vote. this race is far from over. there are dozens of states left to go with donald trump you have one battle chaos after another, this court case, that controversy, this tweet. i have long called for mental competency test for politicians over the age of 75. he should have no problem standing on a debate stage with me. the first party to retire its 80-year-old candidate is going to be the party that wins this election this is simply shortsighted on haley's part. she might not have liked our advice to drop out of the race it's been accurate. angle's advice has been 100 percent on spot. if she keeps on this pat