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These Python skills are essential for developers to master and ace their careers in 2023 and beyond Python has become one of the most important programming languages in the tech industry. Almost all important tech companies in the world are deploying Python to advance website and app development purposes. The language reads almost like plain and simple English language and has several features that will enable its users to write complex tasks in a quite simple way. Almost all AI, big data, machine learning, and web…

The article enlists the top 10 recession-proof cybersecurity skills to master in 2023 Cybersecurity means the process of protecting computers, servers, networks, mobile devices, and data from any type of cyber-attack. With the advancement in the technology-driven world, the risk and threats of cyber-attacks have also increased. Because of the increasing severity and frequency of cyber-attacks, there is a necessity to bridge the cybersecurity skill gap and fill out the shortage of cyber talent. The security industry is…

Recession-proof AI skills enable the aspirants to master the most in-demand industry requirements Artificial intelligence is basically the science of developing machines that can think as much as humans do. The development of artificial intelligence cannot be understated. Over the past couple of years, AI has been defined in numerous ways, but its most effective understanding is that it can carry out complex technological operations quite easily. The primary benefit of AI is that it is making great strides in helping…

Looking for cryptos to buy during inflation? Here are the top recession-proof cryptocurrencies The crypto market has been experiencing significant downturns for the past several months. The months of May and June have been especially difficult for the investment community. The market capitalizations of some of the major cryptocurrencies have plunged and the digital asset market continues to lose more value as it continuously follows the stock market. Experts believe that fear and panic around an incoming recession and…

Every weekday the CNBC Investing Club with Jim Cramer holds a "Morning Meeting" livestream at 10:20 a.m. ET. Here's a recap of Wednesday's key moments. Hold onto recession-proof stocks Quick mentions: PG, HAL, PXD, DIS 1. Hold onto recession-proof stocks Amid ongoing market volatility, the Club remains focused on companies that can withstand an impending recession and have solid balance sheets. Namely, we like stocks in the healthcare, financial and energy sectors. Healthcare and energy are still necessities in an…

Image: Getty ImagesEmployees with cloud, software development and IT security skills are most likely to be safe from layoffs and other workforce pressures caused by a recession over the next year, a survey of UK IT leaders has found.According to Robert Half's 2023 Salary Guide, business leaders remain focused on expanding, accelerating and protecting their IT investments over the next 12 months, despite many companies preparing to feel the squeeze of an economic downturn.In fact, 79% of chief information officers…

By ADRIANA MORGA and CORA LEWIS, Associated Press NEW YORK — Prices for gas, food and rent are soaring. The Federal Reserve has raised interest rates to the highest level since 2018. The U.S. economy has shrunk for two straight quarters. Economists are divided over whether a recession is looming. What’s clear is that economic uncertainty isn’t going away anytime soon. But there are steps you can take now to be ready for whatever is ahead. Yiming Ma, an assistant professor at Columbia University, says it’s not a question…

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Thursday gave investors three options for packaged food stocks they can seek refuge in, as the stock market continues to seesaw."With commodity costs coming down big, the food stocks can become recession-proof safe-havens. But you have to be selective, which means sticking with the winners that we know are doing well," he said.All three major indices fell on Thursday, the last day of the second quarter. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 had their worst quarters since the first quarter…

CNBC's Jim Cramer reminded investors to own profitable, recession-proof stocks rather than conceptual ones after major tech stocks tumbled on Thursday.He noted that while the stocks took a hit, they're still "terrific" and stand out from uninvestable names for two main reasons.Investable stocks "have a defined downside because of that dividend and their lack of sensitivity to interest rates. … The other reason: They're mature companies that have gotten through recessions before and come out the other side even stronger,"…