Unemployment was supposed to be temporary. Now, it’s permanent for almost 4 million
Unemployment spells are becoming longer and are less likely to be temporary in nature, meaning the U.S. is trending toward a riskier period of joblessness.
Unemployment spells are becoming longer and are less likely to be temporary in nature, meaning the U.S. is trending toward a riskier period of joblessness.
Guest Post | Oct 13, 2020 AI is the future and a lot of us want to invest in it. Here are 7 essential facts you must know before investing in AI. We cannot fathom how deeply Artificial Intelligence (or AI for short) is involved in our day-to-day tasks – from simple chatbots helping us
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The coronavirus pandemic has forced employers to take a hard look at the workplace benefits they're offering. Here's how that benefit menu might change to adapt to today's new reality.
Sifted | Maija Palmer | Oct 8, 2020 Clearbanc, the world’s largest ecommerce investor, is coming to the UK with a $500m pot of money and a funding model that disrupts the way traditional VC investment works. Instead of taking equity stakes in startups like a conventional VC, Clearbanc — founded by Canadian Dragons’ Den
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FSB | Oct 13, 2020 The recommendations call for regulation, supervision and oversight that is proportionate to the risks. Authorities agree on the need to apply supervisory and oversight capabilities and practices under the “same business, same risk, same rules” principle. The performance of some functions of a GSC arrangement may have important impacts across
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Business Insider | Saloni Sardana | Oct 12, 2020 Key Points European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde said Monday the ECB is "very seriously" looking at the creation of a digital euro. At a virtual IMF event, Lagarde said the pandemic has caused many structural changes including the way "we work, we trade, and
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The Secure Act made it easier for older workers to continue saving for retirement. But this move can backfire for some savers. What you need to know.
Guest Post | Oct 13, 2020 Google Flutter for Web Development The industry of mobile app development is growing rapidly, which makes many companies focus on mobile rather than web development. However, finding a perfect balance between investing in both mobile and web applications is what makes businesses truly successful. Flutter is one of the
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Personal finance expert Suze Orman underwent spinal surgery in July. "It is hard to face your greatest fears in life," she said.
Amazon Prime Day will run through Wednesday, Oct. 14, with discounts on more than 1 million items, including intermittent “Lightning Deals,” for Prime members.
While a broad swath of the nation's investment advisors are now required to provide clients with a new disclosure form as mandated by federal securities regulators, some do not have to do so because of how they are registered.
Dillard's pops after Berkshire Hathaway investment manager discloses personal stake.
"There are enough trends out there, established by Covid, that just say, 'Get long. And the No. 1, of course, is the internet just plowing through," CNBC's Jim Cramer said on Monday.
Dillard's pops after Berkshire Hathaway investment manager discloses personal stake.
The coronavirus pandemic has hit Americans' wallets hard. Many are hoping for more financial relief from the federal government, namely second $1,200 stimulus checks. While lawmakers on both sides of the aisle agree on those payments, they're still clouded by uncertainty.