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The Brazilian government might've just made your next hire available
Plus: what the 7.1 million job openings in the U.S. really mean, and how to tell the difference between what AI can automate and what is actually worth…
Oct 1
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Joseph Burns
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August 2026
A court just made you liable for what your hiring AI does
You still own the hiring decision, even when a robot makes the first cut.
Aug 27
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Joseph Burns
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Argentina Is Flashing a Warning
Plus a short update on Colombia, and how to keep helping.
Aug 19
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Joseph Burns
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How to Help Colombian Earthquake Victims
The Lupa team is already collaborating with families in Pereira. Here's how to help us do more.
Aug 12
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Joseph Burns
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Built where nobody was looking
Nubank just became Mexico's biggest bank; Colombia swears in a new president Friday.
Aug 6
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Joseph Burns
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July 2026
Latin America keeps turning the page
Peru swore in a new president this week, Colombia gets one next week, and both are moving the same way.
Jul 30
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Joseph Burns
50
Why no one in Argentina will be working today
Argentina vs England is the most emotionally loaded match in football, and I'll explain why.
Jul 15
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Joseph Burns
39
2
All down to one
Argentina is the only Latin American team left in the World Cup, and the tournament will still affect your schedule.
Jul 8
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Joseph Burns
31
Venezuela needs help right now
And there’s a clear way to help.
Jul 2
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Joseph Burns
26
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June 2026
Colombia picked a side
Colombia’s election was decided by less than one percent, and new business opportunities are opening up fast.
Jun 24
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Joseph Burns
40
On which side are you?
PwC analyzed one billion job postings and found the labor market splitting in two.
Jun 17
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Joseph Burns
31
Everyone will be watching
The World Cup starts tomorrow and could cost US employers up to $30 billion.
Jun 10
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Joseph Burns
29
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