US workers are losing confidence in their employers

Mike Armstrong and Paul Lane discuss a recent survey that shows US workers turn gloomy on their employers outlook. US job openings fall below nine million for the first time since March 2021. You've heard of quiet quitting, now companies are quiet cutting. Walmart and other drug stores want to help you skip trips to the doctor. The AI revolution is coming. But not as fast as some people think. New tipping trends hurts those who need gratuities most. America's homes are shrinking. France to spend $216M to destroy 80M gallons of surplus wine. American Airlines fined $4.1M for keeping fliers on planes too long.