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House Republicans blocked an attempt by Democrats to pass a standalone bill to raise direct payments to Americans to $2,000 from $600.

A lot of investment advice is targeted at people saving for retirement. Yet many people need the market's returns to achieve other goals, too.

Fast Company | Andrew Vasylyk | Dec 2020 The founder of StartupSoft says that even though contradictory approaches can both seem sound and come from reputable sources, there are ways to parse the information to work for you. Founders looking for guidance are faced with too much information. Google any startup related question and open

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Most Americans intend to stay home for the December holidays, with fewer than a quarter or so taking to the roads, rails or skies amid the pandemic.

A $300 supplement to weekly unemployment benefits may take weeks to hit workers' bank accounts. President Donald Trump may slow the process more.

The number of people withdrawing funds from 401(k) plans under CARES Act rules ticked up slightly in November, just ahead of the deadline that waives penalties.

Forbes | David G.W. Birch | Dec 22, 2020 Why Not An Apple ID For Your Dog? We spend a lot of time talking about digital identity for people and speculating about whether Apple ID or federated Bank ID or centralised Government ID is the best implementation. But in the new online world, there are

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Bloomberg |Ben Bain and Crystal Tse | Dec 22, 2020 Hot tech companies and other startups will soon be permitted to raise money on the New York Stock Exchange without paying big underwriting fees to Wall Street banks, a move that threatens to upend how U.S. initial public offerings have been conducted for decades. The

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Katipult | Vuk Stojkovic | Dec 23, 2020 Private markets just completed a decade of explosive growth. According to McKinsey’s “A new decade for private markets” review, 2019 saw record numbers in terms of private placement volume, with global private deal annual volume reaching $919B. The opportunity is here, and it is enormous.  This article

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Efforts to pass $900 billion in new coronavirus aid has hit a snag as President Donald Trump demands more generous stimulus checks.

New Jersey, Connecticut, Hawaii and Iowa filed a brief in a U.S. Supreme Court case that could determine the ability to tax non-residents' income.

TipRanks analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street's best-performing stocks, like Costco and Twitter

Under COVID-19 restrictions, remote pitching has become the new normal. Here are eight steps to help make your startup’s remote pitch a success. Continue reading →

The Chinese government said Tuesday that two measures for supporting growth in the wake of the pandemic would be extended further into next year.

Bank of England | By David Bholat, Mohammed Gharbawi and Oliver Thew| Dec 2020 We conducted a survey of banks to understand the impact of the Covid-19 (Covid) pandemic on their use of machine learning (ML) and data science (DS). The use of ML and DS by banks has remained broadly stable since the start

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