The Data Heard published a report showing that the number of people working part-time because full-time work was unavailable decreased by 165,000, while total involuntary part-time employment decreased by 414,000 in August 2026.
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Economists are tripping over themselves running victory laps around August's BLS data headlines. But you need to peel back the layers to see that, at best, this is margi…
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The Data Heard
At The Data Heard, we gather, organize and analyze data to provide actionable advantages for brands and retailers
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- Data Infrastructure and Analytics
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- Atlanta, US
- Company size
- 1 employee
About The Data Heard
There is a lack of quality, actionable data that New Mexico cannabis producers, manufacturers, brands, and retailers can use to steer, influence, and improve future business decisions that promote success. We are battle-tested, brand-knowledgeable, and understand the challenges and opportunities in the NM AU market. We deliver measurable value by identifying opportunities in the market selection, product/inventory portfolio determination, production output and forecasting, inventory and retail management.
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The Data Heard reported that verified cumulative company screens for Atlanta AI and labormarket activity totaled approximately 13,550.
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The Data Heard reported that estimated postings screened by Match Marketer Weekly Insights for Atlanta AI and labormarket activity for 8/31 - 9/6, 2026 totaled approximately 350.
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The Data Heard reported that at least 30 distinct opportunities were deeply reviewed, evaluated, or scored by Match Marketer Weekly Insights for Atlanta AI and labormarket activity.
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