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Most Office Workers: ‘That Meeting Probably Should Have Been an Email’
While meeting online or in-person is important for certain objectives, many meetings appear to be unnecessary. Nearly three-quarters (74%) of…
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The numbers indicate a coming recession
The Bureau of Labor Statistics just released its jobs report for March. It said total employment increased by 431,000. That means that for…
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Experts Don’t Actually Believe Fed Can Tame Inflation Without Tanking Economy
Leading economists and financial institutions said they are not confident in the Federal Reserve Bank’s ability to tame inflation without…
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Small and Midsize Business Confidence Falls As Uncertainty Persists
Hiring Remains Strong amid Slowdown in Economic Growth and Continued Inflation Small and midsize business (SMB) CEO confidence dropped to…
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Average Rent Up 19% Over Past Year
Rent is substantially up across the country for yet another month. Single-family rentals continue to drive overall rent increases while…
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‘Challenges At Every Turn’: Billionaire CEO Warns Of Massive Risks For US Economy
JPMorgan Chase chief executive officer Jamie Dimon highlighted three potential risks facing the country in his annual shareholder letter released…
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Biden Administration To Add Thousands Of Foreign Worker Visas Due to Labor Crisis
The Biden administration announced Thursday that it will add 35,000 H-2B visas for employers struggling to hire American workers. “Informed…
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Job ‘Creation’: US Has Almost Recovered All The Jobs Lost to Overzealous COVID Lockdowns
The U.S. economy recorded an increase of 431,000 jobs in March as COVID-19 concerns ease and more Americans seek work…
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How Biden’s Tax Plan Could End Up Raising College Tuition
President Joe Biden proposed increasing Pell Grants at universities in his 2023 budget, a move that would increase the cost…
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Average Car Payments Expected to Reach Record Highs
Car shoppers are digging deeper into their pockets to finance new and used vehicle purchases as inventory shortages continue to…
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Selling Your Home This Year? Here’s When to List it for the Greatest Reward
Homes are selling fast year-round, but homes listed in the spring command the highest sale prices nationwide Homes listed for…
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Average Home Price Hits $405,000 First Time Ever
Median home prices hit $405,000 for the first time ever in March, but data reveals there is some hope on the horizon for…
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House Swiftly Passes Key Tax Benefits For Retirement Accounts. Here’s How It Works
The House of Representatives passed a bipartisan bill Monday providing massive tax benefits for American workers’ retirement savings accounts. The…
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Biden Effect: Massive Number Of Americans Un-Retire Due to Massive Inflation
A massive number of retired Americans have reentered the workforce amid high employee demand, increased work flexibility and soaring costs…
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Supply Chain Crisis to Dampen Q1 Vehicle Sales
Experts forecast that 3,296,280 new cars and trucks will be sold in the U.S. in the first quarter of 2022,…
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