BTW: Headlines You May Have Missed

Alexis Christoforous shares four under-the-radar headlines with David Gura and Christina Ruffini on Bloomberg This Weekend. The stories cover ghost job ads and regulatory scrutiny of LinkedIn, LinkedIn's accidental use as a dating site, New Yorkers staying home to save money, and a Kentucky family refusing a reported Meta data center land deal. The segment is news-driven and does not present explicit trading calls. - Ghost job ads are estimated at 1 in 5 digital job board postings, prompting proposed bills in New York and Pennsylvania. - The Texas Attorney General is investigating LinkedIn over alleged profiting from fake job postings. - A separate story highlights LinkedIn's unintended use as a dating platform. - High costs in New York City are pushing younger residents toward at-home socializing. - A Kentucky family declined a reported $26 million Meta offer for farmland intended for AI data centers. - The segment frames data center land conflicts as a modern version of past mining and fracking land debates.