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It is a pressing issue as employers try to recruit workers amid a low unemployment rate.

Three months since construction began on their new stadium, the Buffalo Bills are already facing a potential cash crunch with the latest projections having the team on the hook for as much as $300 million in cost overruns, four people with direct knowledge or who were briefed on the financial details told The Associated Press this week. The rising price tag is notable because the Bills are contractually required to cover any overruns beyond the then-agreed to cost of $1.4 billion as part of the...

At $130k, Escalade IQ joins Celestiq and Lyriq in Cadillacs march to an all-electric brand by 2030.

The new all-electric Cadillac Escalade IQ shares virtually nothing with the boxy gas-powered Escalade, but it’s possibly the most important flag-bearer yet for the automaker’s transition to electric vehicles.

Cadillac's newest Escalade sport utility vehicle is more brash, commanding and luxurious than the current model. "The first word you get is 'Wow,'" John Roth, vice president of Global Cadillac, told ABC News of the reaction to the Escalade IQ. The Escalade IQ also posts sports car-like performance -- 750 horses, 785 lb-ft of torque -- and sprints from 0-60 in less than 5 seconds.

:General Motors’ Cadillac brand formally unveiled its all-new 2025 Escalade IQ, a full-size electric SUV that is being pitched as a companion to the $340,000 Cadillac Celestiq ultra-luxury sedan that goes into production this winter.“We’ll have two electric flagships,” Cadillac chief John Roth said at

Cadillac unveiled its electric Escalade IQ on Wednesday, and the SUV delivers on its high-tech promises with automatic driving and parking features, a 55-inch dash screen and 126 interior lighting options.

By Peter Valdes-Dapena, CNN

The new electric version of Cadillac’s venerable ‘Slade has a 450-mile range and is filled to the brim with tech features.