November had the lowest unemployment rate in 9 years; CBS scores NFL streaming touchdown, and more news.

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It’s Jobs Day. Today’s jobs report — the first since the election and the last before the Fed’s December meeting — shows the US economy added 178,000 jobs in November and unemployment dropped 0.3 points to 4.6%, the lowest in nine years. It's a mixed result, however, with a drop in workforce participation and an unexpected decline in wages. The Labor Department also revised down to 142,000 the jobs added in October.

Twitter has its third product head in a year. The company has acquired app-maker Yes (behind Frenzy and wyd) and installed its CEO, Keith Coleman, as head of product. The role has been vacant since Jeff Seibert stepped down in June. “Coleman will take on what has become one of the toughest jobs in Silicon Valley,” says Recode — “Running Twitter’s core product, which is often held up as the main reason the company has struggled to grow its user base over the past two years.”

Touchdown for CBS: CBS has made a deal to add NFL games — “the network’s most valuable property” — to its streaming app. Users of CBS’s $6-per-month All Access app will get the games shown by their local CBS affiliate, including the playoffs and eventually Thursday night games. (There are some caveats, though.) CBS expects the app’s one million subscribers to expand to four million in the next five years.

American Airlines is trimming its Cuba flights. The world’s largest airline will cut nearly 25% of its flights to Cuba in 2017, reducing daily service from thirteen round trips to ten and employing smaller planes on some routes. American says it’s about demand, not potential changes to Cuban relations: “This was done purely to remain competitive in the market,” said spokesman Matt Miller. "We can't speculate on what the next administration may do."

Can drones fix Apple Maps? Apple plans to use drones to improve its Maps product and “catch longtime leader Google,” reports Bloomberg. The Cupertino company was granted permission by the FAA to fly eleven types of drones, but there’s a wrinkle: Apple will have to operate drones over private property, “not over crowded public roads where Apple really needs data to improve the Maps app.”

Cover Photo: Doug Baldwin #89 of the Seattle Seahawks catches a three yard touchdown pass against the New England Patriots in the third quarter during Super Bowl XLIX at University of Phoenix Stadium on February 1, 2015 in Glendale, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)