Ge Ceo: It is the end of the ‘global elite’

America “will be less of a leader in trade” in the coming years, according to Jeff Immelt, GE’s chairman and CEO. “We’re in an era when some very basic assumptions about the global economy are being tested,” he said in his annual letter to shareholders .

Will Donald Trump Target Share Buybacks Next?

President Donald Trump has taken several bold steps since taking office, but one area seems to be a bigger priority than any other.Trump has been adamant about getting American companies to invest in the U.S. by building factories and plants and hiring American workers. In his inaugural address, he declared that as a central theme of his presidency, imploring American companies to “buy American and hire American.”

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However, the company’s outsourcing services have come under fire since the election of President Donald Trump. The outsourcing industry has also been facing headwinds from disruptive technologies like artificial intelligence.

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However, the company’s outsourcing services have come under fire since the election of President Donald Trump. The outsourcing industry has also been facing headwinds from disruptive technologies like artificial intelligence.

Foreign Work Visas are Cheap Labor. So What’s New?

It’s common knowledge that Silicon Valley’s innovation engine would grind to a screeching halt if tech companies couldn’t hire foreign workers to make up for a chronic shortage of American engineers and scientists. And everyone knows that the H1-B visa program prevents that from happening.

Paychex Payroll Services Are a Likely Constant Even in Chaotic Times

This steady performer has a strong business in the small- to medium-sized company segment, which accounts for over half the jobs in the U.S. One of the most common words being used to describe the new administration in Washington is “chaos.” When there’s chaos in public policy, including border walls and immigration bans, chaos in the financial markets will often follow.

Paychex Payroll Services Are a Likely Constant Even in Chaotic Times

This steady performer has a strong business in the small- to medium-sized company segment, which accounts for over half the jobs in the U.S. One of the most common words being used to describe the new administration in Washington is “chaos.” When there’s chaos in public policy, including border walls and immigration bans, chaos in the financial markets will often follow.

Amazon to Create 100,000 New Jobs in U.S. in Next 18 Months

Amazon.com Inc. revealed plans to hire more than 100,000 people in the U.S. in the next 18 months, grabbing the spotlight as President-elect Donald Trump pushes companies to employ more Americans. The staffing up isn’t particularly surprising for a company moving into multiple categories from groceries, hardware and video to fashion and cloud services.

Airbus Talks Up Its U.S. Credentials Ahead of Trump Presidency

Airbus Group SE, the chief rival of America’s biggest exporter Boeing Co., asserted its bona fides as a U.S. manufacturer a week before Donald Trump assumes the presidency after a campaign spent complaining about unfair trade. Having a factory in Mobile, Alabama, that employs more than 1,000 people making A320 single-aisle jets shows Airbus’s commitment to the U.S., one of the biggest markets for its aircraft, Fabrice Bregier, who runs the European planemaker’s jetliner arm, said in an interview Wednesday.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today

Xerox shares jumped 15% on the company’s first trading day following a spinoff that executives hope will put it on a path to stronger growth . Xerox is now focused completely on its document technology and document outsourcing segments, with the business process services divisions operating as a separate public company called Conduent .