The US May Lose 1 Million Jobs
Hundreds of thousands of jobs a month could be lost next year as the United States sinks into a recession triggered by inflation and high-interest rates.
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The State Where Incomes Are Rising the Fastest
The story of people’s income in America is essentially one where the figure has risen yearly. Periods of recession have been an exception. Since The Great Recession, the increase has been fairly steady, with…
Black Unemployment 87% Higher Than White
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released THE EMPLOYMENT SITUATION — SEPTEMBER 2022. The jobless rate was 3.5% last month, near a post-WWII low. Not every group shared in the prosperity. The unemployment rate among…
$250 Rhode Island Child Tax Rebates Are On The Way. Here’s How You Can Track Yours
Rhode Island has started sending one-time child tax rebates to eligible residents.
Belarus to Stop Inflation by Simply Banning Consumer Price Increases
Alexander Lukashenko reportedly has banned consumer price rises in Belarus citing “exorbitant” inflation.
Mortgage Rates Down Slightly While Lenders Reject Home Loans In Flood Risk Areas
Mortgage applications reached a quarter-century low this week, and mortgage denials saw an uptick for properties in areas with elevated flood risks.
Here’s How You Can Easily Track The Idaho Tax Rebate Online
Eligible Idaho residents can track their tax rebate online. Here's how.
Climate Risk Assessments Missing from 98% of Company Financial Reports
A new report on how companies account for climate risk in their financial reports reveals that the vast majority do nothing while a relative handful do a little.
Child Tax Credit From New Jersey: Lawmakers Fix A Crucial Error To Expedite Payment
New Jersey residents will get the state child tax credit sooner than initially expected.
The Best City for Remote Workers
A recent analysis reveals that this southern city is most amenable to remote workers.
You Can Still Claim The Expanded Child Tax Credit Before These Two Deadlines
Families who missed out can still claim the expanded child tax credit, but they need to hurry up as two important deadlines are quickly approaching.
The State Where People Are Leaving Their Jobs
A recent analysis shows that the rate of resignations in August was higher in Georgia than in the rest of the nation.
Climate played no role in Brazil’s election, but Amazon’s future hinges on runoff
Deforestation a focus for the world, not Brazilian voters.
American Retirement in Danger
Retirement for older Americans is not what it used to be just a year ago.
Everyone in This City Has a Job
While unemployment in the U.S. has been well below 4% for many months, which is low by historical standards, there are several American cities where the figure is less than half of that. In…