
Workday must face accusations that its popular artificial intelligence-based human resources software screened out job candidates at other companies in ways that violated California law and the federal ban on discrimination against employees. workers with disabilities, a federal judge ruled Monday. U.S. District Judge Rita Lin of San Francisco rejected the argument Workday, of California, …

Mexico is the third country in the world with the most work stress, surpassing China and Thailand
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El Economista – Mexico City Work stress affects 62% of people in Mexico, a level that positions the country as the third economy with the most burnout, only behind Turkey (68%) and Italy (63%) and surpassing Asian nations, such as China, Japan or Thailand. These are the findings of the 2026 Mental Health Report of …

Brazilian banks turn to Mexico after US designates criminal groups as terrorists
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Brazilian banks have turned to their peers in Mexico over the possible repercussions of the United States’ decision to designate Brazil’s two largest criminal groups as terrorist organizations. Representatives of the Brazilian financial sector have maintained contacts in recent weeks with consultants and banks operating in Mexico, according to people familiar with the matter who …

Trump’s crackdown on Anthropic raises legal questions about access to AI
The government’s offensive trump to limit Anthropic PBC’s operations, embodied in a recent Commerce Department order, relies on unprecedented use of export control laws. It also raises legal questions about …

Government of Mexico eliminates more than 1,700 procedures and speeds up investments with new digital window
El Economista – Mexico City The federal government has eliminated 1,711 procedures from the Federal Public Administration as part of the administrative simplification strategy promoted by the Digital Transformation and …



