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Why Jerome Powell Pivoted on Inflation

A surge in wages and benefits got his attention. Other data soon confirmed his concern.  » mehr lesen

Apple Pushes Return to Office Date Back to T.B.D.

The news came after three Apple stores were temporarily closed amid a spike of exposures. Workers will get $1,000 each to help furnish a home office.  » mehr lesen

What Will the Fed Say?

There is more suspense than usual surrounding the central bank’s latest policy meeting.  » mehr lesen

Four Resolutions for a Healthier Tech Life in 2022

The tech world delivered many unpleasant surprises to us in the pandemic. We can learn from them.  » mehr lesen

An English City’s Fight Against Loneliness

Frome, a small city in England, has taken an innovative approach to mental health with its fight against loneliness.  » mehr lesen

Jobless for a Year? Employment Gaps Might Be Less of a Problem Now.

People who were out of work for a while have typically found it much harder to get a job. The pandemic may have changed how employers view people who have been unemployed...

Business Groups Sue Over California Law They Say Could Keep Pork Off Plates

A 2018 ballot initiative creating minimum space requirements for livestock is set to go into effect on Jan. 1. Food industry interests are warning of possible shortages and price increases.  » mehr lesen

Fed Could Raise Rates 3 Times in 2022, Speeds End of Bond-Buying

Federal Reserve officials suggested as many as three interest rate increases in 2022 as the economy heals and inflation persists.  » mehr lesen

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