September Hiring Slows & Tom Cruise's 'Digger' Could Lose $150M
Tom Cruise's latest film Digger flopped spectacularly, while a Philly parallel parking championship and a hedge fund’s $21 million office lease highlight quirky cultural and economic trends. Meanwhile, the U.S. jobs report showed weak growth but structural labor market stability.
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