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Articles publiés entre le 13/12/2020 et le 31/12/2020

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Articles publiés entre le 06/12/2020 et le 12/12/2020

  • Tech News: Corporate reporting by machines
  • Hope and peace: Bison return to the Rosebud reservation
  • 2020 unmasked the truth about 'all lives matter'
  • Social Studies: Bad news, human sacrifices, the other guys' salaries
  • The numbers are dire. Congress must act now to save small businesses.
  • 2020: Year Of The 'New Retail' Investor
  • $1 billion of PPP loans helped Lehigh Valley businesses weather pandemic. Which ones benefitted?
  • Ohio Republican lawmakers fast track bill eliminating duty to retreat
  • Consumers value variety in web platforms
  • How To Handle (And Prevent) Burnout Among Your Team
  • There Is a More Beautiful Melody Than Fear
  • US student loan system will lead to 'inevitable cancellation,' expert argues
  • The Future Of South Africa's Energy Mix
  • Los Angeles Prosecutor Plans to Seek Release of Thousands of Criminals
  • Are Americans insufficiently alarmed by COVID-19?
  • Schumer's Unemployment Flip-Flop
  • COVID-19 hit the working class hardest - just when it was finally doing better
  • For El Paso small businesses, shopping local is more important than ever this holiday season
  • Webs of connection: the need for an integrated approach to our most important issues | Opinion
  • Universal Student Debt Forgiveness Is Regressive, Say Economists
  • Rich Lowry: The economic cruelty of the pandemic
  • The biggest political fight is happening right now: Beshear vs. Fauci (and everyone else)
  • Family policies don't bridge gender gaps
  • US Media Readers 'Strongly Prefer Negative Stories About COVID-19'
  • Scots now happier than English people in spite of higher mortality rates..
  • Social justice begins with open schools and school choice
  • Has COVID-19 made life insurance more expensive? Researchers say they have a surprising ...
  • The elderly vs. essential workers: Who should get the coronavirus vaccine first?
  • The Elderly vs. Essential Workers: Who Should Get the Coronavirus Vaccine First?
  • Opinion | How employers can support workers' mental health this season
  • Women suffer higher unemployment during pandemic, thanks in part to systemic inequality and ...

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Articles publiés entre le 29/11/2020 et le 05/12/2020

  • Controversial Mom-Of-11 Is Pregnant Again & Hoping For Triplets
  • Black business owners seek boost during Buy Black Buffalo Week
  • Companies are now writing reports tailored for AI readers - and it should worry us
  • Fact check: Facebook post touting decreasing drug prices under Trump is misleading
  • Millions of US workers have the skills to earn 70 percent more than they do today.
  • Fox & Friends finally promotes science behind mask mandates as US sets new COVID-19 death ...
  • Biden democracy challenge: Fix voting and the Electoral College to head off a 2024 crisis
  • "Fox & Friends" finally promotes science behind mask mandates as US sets new COVID-19 death ...
  • Hybrid working is now the key to economic recovery
  • If Biden Really Wants to Stimulate the Economy, He Should End Trump's Trade War
  • Social justice begins with open schools and school choice
  • Tools to Help Black Businesses Stay Open
  • Amid Pandemic, Reports Show More Women Out of Work
  • Kayleigh McEnany's Racist Dog Whistle Claims It's Safer To Attend A Christmas Party Than A Protest
  • US Clean Air Act saved 1.5 billion birds
  • US media coverage of coronavirus skews overwhelmingly negative compared to international ...
  • Protecting child health now and in the future
  • Fear, What Is It Good For?
  • Matthew Lau: Let's have a reset to competition in schools
  • No country 'immune' to COVID-19 economic shock, but Asian nations will bounce back faster
  • 'We'll continue to rise': How this Black-icon-infused fashion line found success amid Covid-19
  • NJ Pandemic Relief Fund giving $4.5M in grants to organizations helping minority- and women ...
  • For COVID-19, If It Bleeds, It Leads
  • Can a Start-Up Mentality Save Small Businesses?

Study: People put in more effort, hours working from home

Articles publiés entre le 22/11/2020 et le 28/11/2020

  • Rise in fentanyl use likely caused by different factors
  • Read the research here. Or read a non-technical summary here.
  • Shopping for a new car on Black Friday? Beware of this clever car-dealership trick
  • Live updates: US reports highest daily death toll in more than six months
  • GDP impact of South China Sea disputes
  • During a recent Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Senator Chris Coons demanded of Twitter ...
  • Will California's small businesses survive another COVID-19 surge without more help?
  • So you think economic downturns cost lives? Our findings show they don't
  • Randstad US and Udemy launch tech training program for workers
  • Improve Emergency Care? Pandemic Helps Point the Way
  • US Media and Covid
  • Collateral Damage
  • When it comes to coronavirus, US media coverage is far more negative than elsewhere, university ...
  • More than 90% of COVID-19 news published by big media is negative: Study
  • 2020 could set women's wages back 20 years, study finds
  • Coca-Cola commits $500 million in additional spending with Black-owned suppliers
  • Boatloads of Cargo Off Los Angeles Grind Gears of World Economy
  • Business owners upbeat about vaccine, wary as virus spreads
  • Boatloads of cargo are waiting in the waters off Los Angeles

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Articles publiés entre le 14/11/2020 et le 21/11/2020

  • Robinhood investors helped stabilize the market during March sell-off, co-CEO says
  • Black businesses are fighting for their lives. We can't afford to lose them.
  • Eye strain, migraines, and back pain, oh my! It's the virtual life
  • NYU: Female job candidates more likely than men to receive offers from Silicon Valley firms
  • A Family Policy Warning
  • Trump's ruinous parting shot at the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
  • Asking Alaskans to be responsible won't defeat COVID-19. We need decisive leadership.
  • Legal Drugs Are Fashionable-and Treacherous for Children
  • Active Management Paying Off for S&P 500 Keepers
  • Spokane economists: Regional recovery will depend on vaccine, stimulus
  • Let's be honest, Black Friday as a discount day has run its course. It's time for BuyBlack Friday.
  • Academic gap: Why Black students lag behind in schools and what's being done to fix it
  • Yes, you can still burn out-even while working from home
  • A grim test case on how progressive paid-leave and child-care policies fail to address the gap in ...
  • Build back better by investing in Black-owned businesses
  • Grand Rapids Area Black Businesses accepting applicants for COVID-19 relief fund
  • Evaluating the Washington Consensus
  • Lockdowns are a public health hazard
  • Students deserve more information on the efficacy of online learning
  • Protecting lives and livelihoods with early and tight lockdowns
  • Read the research here and here. Or read a non-technical summary here and here.
  • Analysis: Most people did not spend COVID stimulus
  • Jeff Bezos is giving out almost $800M to fight climate change
  • America needs to close down
  • Dropbox and The Infatuation Want to Elevate the Work-From-Home Lunch
  • Why Are Some People So Upset About Canceling Student Debt?
  • More People Will Die of Extreme Heat Than of Infectious Diseases
  • 70% of Asian Americans support affirmative action. Here's why misconceptions persist.

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Articles publiés entre le 31/10/2020 et le 07/11/2020

  • Guest Editorial: Florida's school vouchers save taxpayer dollars and help students succeed
  • Is Liverpool's Mass Testing Experiment a Covid Game Changer?
  • Mass Testing Could Be a Covid Game Changer
  • Mass Testing Could Be a Covid Game Changer
  • Does wearing a mask help the economy? An Alaska economist weighs in on incentives to slow ...
  • Read the research here and here. Or read a non-technical summary here and here.
  • Sea Level Rise - Who Does What?
  • How Covid-19 is making us rethink safety net programmes
  • What to expect as Florida's minimum wage increases to $15 per hour
  • Democrats and Republicans are confident their candidate will win - and that could affect ...
  • Those BLM Signs Are Here to Stay
  • Policy uncertainty rises in polling season
  • The Power of Peer Interaction
  • After Regulators Cracked Down, Wall Street Banks Cleaned Up Their Research. But Not Everyone ...
  • 3 Election Stocks To Buy For A Drawn-Out US Vote
  • Research reveals HNW investors' motivations
  • Why Many Black-Owned Businesses Are on The Brink
  • 'You Can't Help Everyone': Chad 'Ochocinco', Brandon Marshall and More Discuss the 'Black Tax ...
  • Pandemic shines light on masculinity as a public health risk
  • Op-Ed: Stop Leaving Small Businesses Out in the Cold
  • Daylight Saving Time: Why and when the US started changing the clock
  • GIC and peers investigating climate risk effect on property
  • Tech Startups Say New Pay Rules for H-1B Visas Are Unaffordable
  • Is buying a home in a better school district worth it?

Articles publiés entre le 24/10/2020 et le 30/10/2020

  • A Record Number Of Teachers Of Color and Why That's Important
  • Poverty And Violence In Cambodia
  • What Investors Said - And Actually Did - During the Covid-19 Crash
  • Comcast RISE Initiative Provides Small Businesses Opportunities for Grants, Technology ...
  • Education experts weigh in on Biden's proposal to triple funding for low-income schools
  • California's Proposition 15 Is No Fix
  • Student Loan Complaints Fall Amid Pandemic: CFPB
  • India's COVID-19 cases have declined rapidly-but herd immunity is still far away, scientists say
  • Major Fast Food Chain Ramps Up Use Of Robot Fry Cooks
  • Trump's H-1B ban may have shaved $100 billion off America's biggest firms
  • The 11 Best Education Articles from October: The Search for Missing Students, New Data About ...
  • US economy to deliver record 3rd quarter - but spiking COVID-19 cases could bring slump
  • JCPS is hiring and keeping more teachers of color, but is it enough to meet equity goals?
  • Opinion: Measure 108's vaping tax neither smart nor humane
  • Industry Must Champion and Accelerate Equity
  • COVID-19 and older employees: What employers should know and how they can lessen the impact
  • US has lost nearly $100bn due to Trump's visa ban, says new study
  • How The Pandemic Is Changing The Future Of Work
  • Stop Saying Biden Is "A Lot like Trump" on China
  • Why the Economic Turmoil of 2020 Disproportionately Affects Women
  • Brevard's business community supports renewing sales tax for schools | Opinion
  • Society Spotlight: The Oxford Forum for Questioning 'Extremism'
  • As the coronavirus spreads beyond cities, rural hospitals are closing
  • What To Expect From the Robinhood Investing App in 2021
  • Village at Ithaca provides opportunities to local youths amid pandemic
  • Technology Was Supposed to Make Us Free; But That's Not the Case
  • This is how companies try to wink at artificial intelligence
  • Trump's work visas suspension cost $100B in big companies' market value - study
  • MIT: Hiring algorithm design could impact candidate diversity, quality
  • ACLU report urges decriminalization of prostitution
  • Behind the humble "I Voted" sticker's enduring appeal - and whether you'll get one this year

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Articles publiés entre le 24/10/2020 et le 30/10/2020

  • Can I Actually Be Missing the Commute?
  • Trust Index: Fact-checking Trump-Biden final debate comments on health care, farm aid, minimum ...
  • Women and younger workers are falling behind on retirement savings during the pandemic
  • Fed Report: Minority-Owned Businesses Hurt More by Pandemic
  • Civil Society Can Usher in a New Era of Education
  • Here Are 4 Big Investing Mistakes Millionaires Make All the Time
  • Many Americans are struggling financially amid the pandemic, but some are finding ways to thrive
  • Hiring Algorithms Could Lead to Exclusion: MIT Study
  • What Each Presidential Campaign Is Proposing for New Businesses
  • Startup jobs lost appeal during pandemic
  • Clobbering Purdue Pharma Makes Drug Warriors Feel Good, but It Won't Reduce Opioid-Related ...
  • Why the stock market no longer represents the US economy
  • Super small loans to give start-up businesses a lift
  • Americans Made Responsible Choices With Their Stimulus Checks -- and They Need Another One
  • Rural US Hospitals Are on Life Support as a Third Wave of COVID-19 Strikes
  • This election, vote for American workers
  • Corporate execs are talking differently on earnings calls to please the machines
  • Shopify and Operation Hope To Create 1 Million Black Businesses In 5 Years
  • New Paper Claims Globalized Trade Pushing Inflation Up, Not Down
  • Cap and Trade-Offs
  • Covid-19 Is Forcing Women From The Workplace In Record Numbers-And We Don't Know When ...
  • Undisclosed: Most Homebuyers And Renters Aren't Warned About Flood Or Wildfire Risk
  • Data Shows How Stimulus Checks Helped Americans Meet Basic Needs
  • UC Berkeley: Evidence Shows The Clean Air Act Has Reduced Racial Disparities In Exposure To ...
  • Guest editorial: Supporting all students through Undocumented Student Action Week
  • Climate Change: Rising Seas and the South Florida Housing Market
  • Black Business Owner Struggles to Stay Open Without VC Funding
  • Helping Small Businesses Bounce Back: Legislative Watch
  • The Surprising Similarity Between Charitable and Political Giving
  • Work From Home? Your Boss May Have A Different Idea
  • Drug Price Controls Endanger Seniors
  • Comcast announces RISE initiative that aims to strengthen Black-owned business
  • For those working remotely, meetings are shorter but the workday is longer
  • A Conversation On The Importance Of Immigration On Entrepreneurship With Ali Noorani ...
  • The uncertainty conundrum
  • Veep's glib and evasive answer on climate change and hurricanes bugs Florida man
  • 'COVID Superspreader Event' Billboard Says With An Arrow Pointing To Trump Rally
  • Pharmakon V: Culture Wars-Trickle-Down Economics vs. Trickle-Down Morality
  • Follow the Money and Medicine
  • Why the stock market is separate from the real economy
  • Climate change is already causing a housing crisis in America
  • Let's get our priorities straight: Small business relief needs to come first | Newsome
  • Entertaining The Unthinkable In Tax Policy: Should The US Restructure Its Debt?
  • Coronavirus prompts Amazon, other retailers to push online holiday sales early
  • 'Climate change risk' may be spurring home buyers to steer clear of coastal Florida markets, study ...

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