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US job openings pick back up
US job openings in April rose to their highest level in nearly two years as layoffs fell, signaling labor market stability. Professional and business services roles accounted for most of the increase, with an economist noting companies are seeking talent again. The data weakens the case for an interest rate cut and is viewed as positive for college graduates amid AI-driven job market concerns.
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