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Walmart México is recruiting software developers through Fortnite, making it the first Latin American employer to use the gaming platform for hiring. The initiative features a custom mini-game where candidates complete coding challenges in Java, iOS, and Android. Walmart is shifting its identity from a traditional retailer to a technology employer, having moved its IT hub from India to Mexico in 2025. The initiative targets the 72m gamers in Mexico, and emphasizes the transferability of gaming skills to workplace collaboration. Candidates competing in in-game challenges can apply via Walmart's Discord server or website.
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Employers anticipate stable or increased pay growth in the coming year, driven by rising living costs, according to a poll by Incomes Data Research (IDR). The survey of 121 businesses employing nearly 3m people revealed that 44% expect pay growth to remain around 3%, while 28% predict higher increases. Zoe Woolacott from IDR said: "Inflation is currently higher than it was a year ago and this has applied upward pressure on pay." The median pay award is projected at 3.4%, with some firms considering increases of 4% or more.
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USA
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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has proposed a major expansion of universal pre-kindergarten, pledging $1.7bn in new funding and requiring all school districts to offer full-day pre-K for four-year-olds by 2028–29. While lawmakers and advocates welcome the move as long-overdue progress, many warn the funding may not be sufficient to cover space, staffing and transport costs, potentially leaving districts, especially in higher-cost areas, struggling to deliver truly universal access. “This actually is pretty generous and pretty far reaching,” commented Brian Cechnicki, executive director of the Association of School Business Officials of New York. “It may not be fully sufficient to get to the full universal goal that everybody wants, but it is definitely a step in the right direction.” The plan will now be negotiated with the state legislature ahead of the April 1 budget deadline.
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USA
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President Donald Trump is pressing House Republicans to quickly approve a bipartisan Senate-passed spending package to end a partial government shutdown, urging lawmakers not to add new policy demands that could delay passage. The $1.2tn bill would fund much of the federal government through the fiscal year while extending Department of Homeland Security funding for two weeks to allow further negotiations on immigration enforcement. Some conservative House Republicans want to attach measures such as a voter ID requirement, but Democrats warn such additions would derail the bill and prolong the shutdown. With a narrow majority, House Speaker Mike Johnson is trying to move the package forward largely with Republican votes, while Trump has called for party unity and criticized GOP holdouts. Any changes by the House would send the bill back to the Senate, risking further disruption.
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Scotland
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The Scottish Government plans to oppose the Prostitution (Offences and Support) (Scotland) Bill, which aims to criminalise the purchase of sex. Independent MSP Ash Regan introduced the bill, proposing fines or prison for buyers. Victims and Community Safety Minister Siobhian Brown stated: "We support the fundamental principle of criminalising the purchase of sex," but expressed concerns about the bill's provisions. With limited time left in the parliamentary session, the Government believes it cannot amend the bill adequately. Scottish Labour supports the bill, while the Scottish Greens oppose it, calling it "dangerous" and "exceptionally flawed."
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North America
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The commission overseeing the $16bn Hudson River tunnel has filed a lawsuit to force the Trump administration to restore funding just days before construction of the project - the linchpin of rail travel between New York and New Jersey - is set to halt on Friday. The Gateway Development Commission, which was created by New York and New Jersey in 2019 to oversee the project, said that, without federal funding this week, it "will be unable to pay its contractors to continue construction activities, causing work on this critical project to grind to a halt - leaving unfinished work sites with massive holes in the ground, threatening the livelihoods of the many hundreds of construction employees working on the project . . . and putting into question the future viability of the project."
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Europe
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EU industry chief Stephane Sejourne has said in an article which was published in newspapers across Europe on Sunday, and which was co-signed by more than 1,100 CEOs and other business leaders, that Europe needs to protect its own industries with a "Made in Europe" strategy. "Without an ambitious, effective and pragmatic industrial policy, the European economy is doomed to be just a playground for its competitors . . . We must establish, once and for all, a genuine European preference in our most strategic sectors," Sejourne said. Reuters notes that EU countries are divided over European Commission plans to propose a so-called Industrial Accelerator Act this month that will likely set requirements to prioritise locally manufactured products.
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Recent findings from Maximor reveal that 27% of chief financial officers have automated at least half of their accounting and finance tasks using agentic AI tools. While 88% of finance leaders utilize at least one AI tool, most (84%) rely on just one or two. The report states: "Partial automation is now standard," as it highlights the need for clarity on which processes can operate independently. Despite the growing adoption, trust in AI's accuracy remains low, with only 14% of respondents fully trusting the technology. A significant 67% emphasize the importance of human oversight to ensure data accuracy. As CFOs anticipate AI could reduce monthly close times by five days, the report underscores the necessity for responsible adoption and governance in AI implementation.
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