2021

Articles publiés entre le 06/06/2021 et le 13/06/2021

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Articles publiés entre le 30/05/2021 et le 06/06/2021

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Articles publiés entre le 23/05/2021 et le 30/05/2021

Articles publiés entre le 16/05/2021 et le 23/05/2021

• Yes, more policing burdens disadvantaged communities. But it benefits them, too.
• The Tortured Saga of America's Least-Loved Policy Idea
• Price Controls Will Kill Pharmaceutical R&D
• With Gun Buybacks, Philadelphia Fighting Uphill Battle
• Paying To Work? Gephardt Breaks Down Hidden Costs of Working From Home
• Displaced East African business owners find new home at SeaTac International Mall
• The Seattle Times
• When Private Equity Firms Buy Nursing Homes, Residents Die
• Reviewing Recent Evidence of the Effect of Taxes on Economic Growth
• A New Study Confirms That Reopening Texas '100 Percent' Had No Discernible Impact on COVID ...
• US-based study reviews strategies effective in increasing general compliance towards wearing mask
• Opinion: Pro-life? Support Biden's American Families Plan
• How the pandemic has upended the lives of working parents
• New Research: Study identifies interventions that encourage mask wearing
• Rapid school reopenings may have led to thousands of COVID cases, hundreds of deaths in Texas
• Cheese, a digital bank for immigrants, rolls out rewards geared towards Asian-owned businesses
• Study: Medicaid premiums can result in enrollee dropouts and increased costs
• Contradictions abound in Miss. Medicaid expansion debate
• Ending Federal Unemployment Payments in Texas Won't Solve the Restaurant Industry's Hiring ...
• Ruchir Sharma on the billionaire boom
• The History, Evolution, and Future of Green Jobs
• Pittsburgh Real Estate
• The Case For Universal Pre-K Just Got Stronger
• We are closer to an HIV vaccine now more than ever before
• Why nobody knows exactly how many Texas teachers have died of COVID-19
• Cascade Dishes on a Dirty Little Secret in Larger Commitment to Sustainability
• Proposed International Taxes Would Devastate Consumers
• Deborah Chen | Managing hypertension in the COVID era
• Three False Narratives Being Used in the IRS Funding Push
• How Biden Could Save Welfare
• New analysis finds pandemic may be worse than Great Recession for recent college grads' job ...
• Mask mandates may be ending but not mask politics
• Governor Abbott Ends Federal Unemployment Insurance in Texas
• Gun Buybacks Don't Seem To Significantly Lower Gun Crimes or Gun Deaths
• The incomplete promise of Medicaid expansion
• New Premiums Prompt Some Michigan Medicaid Recipients to Drop Out, Study Finds

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Articles publiés entre le 09/05/2021 et le 16/05/2021

• Panic and pandemics: D(?)j(?)vu on Wall Street?
• Morehouse School of Medicine to receive $500000 donation
• Ohio's $1 Million Lottery For Vaccinated Adults Draws On Behavioral Economics
• Why aren't people going back to work? Blame both corporate and public policies
• States pulling the plug on federal unemployment benefits could be 'disappointed' - consumer ...
• What's going on with jobs? It's a mix of COVID, big jobless benefits, a changing economy and more
• Universal daycare anti-mother social engineering
• Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry Admits Pipelines Are Carbon-Delivery-Efficient
• Gov. Kemp pulls Georgia out of federal unemployment benefits, citing labor shortages
• Feature: Generous US jobless benefits could keep people from returning to work
• 'The Demographic Drought' and the quest to fill jobs
• For the Poor, Even a Small Medical Bill Can Trigger Coverage Loss
• Atlanta Spa Shooter Indicted on Murder, Hate Crime Charges
• For those of us recovering from eating disorders, calorie-labelled menus will be devastating
• Going to Work Could be Safer than Staying Home in a Pandemic, U of Chicago Study Finds
• For the Poor, Even a Small Medical Bill Can Trigger Coverage Loss
• IRS Is On A Mission Is To Reduce The Tax Gap
• Study suggests school reopenings 'substantially' increased COVID-19 spread in Texas
• Biden Wants to Offer More Housing Vouchers. Many Landlords Won't Accept Them.
• Shock Study: Voluntary Gun Buybacks Are Pointless
• School Reopenings ‘Substantially’ Increased Covid-19 Spread In Texas, Economic Study Finds
• Resuming in-person learning at Texas schools last fall accelerated spread of COVID-19, study says
• VC Funds Returns Surpass S&P 500 Returns
• Washington Consensus is not dead
• Even small bills for health insurance may cause healthy low-income people to drop coverage
• Having More Immigrant Peers Can Boost Scores For US-Born ...
• Black Nurses Matter March Highlights Need to Address Medical Racism
• SEBI's new policy gets under the skin of mutual funds
• Who Is My Neighbor?: I was a racist, Christian teacher and hurt the child who I prayed for constantly.
• Commerce Secretary Denies Expanded Unemployment Relief behind Poor Jobs Report
• Work crises 'reduce life expectancy of executives'

Articles publiés entre le 02/05/2021 et le 09/05/2021

• UCSD team suggests building more fast-charging stations based on study of pandemic impact on ...
• CDC eviction moratorium is struck down. Here's what that means for Miami
• Biden Is Coming for the Tax Loopholes That the Rich Cherish
• Why Retirees Need to Be Careful with Real Estate Allocations
• Falling College Academic Standards: New Evidence
• The 'Hybrid Office' Could Be Great. It Could Also Be Hell.
• ARK Innovation's performance under pressure as tech stocks swoon
• NC Families Contend With Mounting Bills
• The post-pandemic era needs a return to risk-taking creativity, not lingering fear
• Dear Justin Trudeau: Pay people to take the vaccine
• Coronavirus vaccine hoarding: three reasons it's in rich countries' own interests to be generous
• Facebook grant helps Florida Christmas tree delivery service survive pandemic
• The new Zoom economy: Who can adjust to it and who cannot?
• Biden Tax Rule Would Rip Billions From Biggest Fortunes at Death
• Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen calls estimated $7 trillion tax gap 'shocking and distressing'
• New Study Reveals That Stay-at-Home Orders Backfired. Here's Why
• Under a Proposed Amendment, Private Employers Must Wait to Inquire About an Applicant's ...
• The women's recession isn't over - especially for moms
• 5 things Western investors misunderstand about China
• Let's all get rich
• What's behind the financial-literacy gender gap? These academics, both male and female, found ...
• Opinion: Why the ban on menthol cigarettes leaves a sour taste in my mouth
• Sticking With Remote Work? Businesses Are Betting on It
• Biden's Stimulus for the IRS
• Utah's Economy Leads the Nation Out of the Pandemic
• Make time to make time for yourself

Articles publiés entre le 25/04/2021 et le 02/05/2021

• Will COVID-19 increase economic inequality? Opening speech at the International Conference on ...
• AI Recruiting: Removing Bias from Hiring Algorithms
• The Injustice of Real Estate: History, Hope, and Solutions for a More Equitable Future
• Biden Seeks $80 Billion to Beef Up I.R.S. Audits of High-Earners
• Here Are The Biggest Winners And Losers In Biden's Individual Tax Plan
• Unionized workers have more job satisfaction - but for a sobering reason
• Sixty-Nine BIPOC-Owned Small Businesses In Washington To Receive Free Computer Equipment ...
• White House seeks to make massive boost to IRS enforcement centerpiece of new spending plan
• Crunch time for voter ID clinics as states tighten election laws
• A new unemployment problem: it pays too well
• Greater school choice means better student outcomes
• Foreseeing Our Managerial Domination (Part II)
• Comcast Rise initiative accepting 2nd round of minority grant applications
• French firms through the COVID storm: Evidence from firm-level data
• A High-Profile Gender Discrimination Case Pushed VC Firms to Hire More Women. It's Hardly ...
• COVID-19 slammed into Texas, leaving long-lasting impacts
• Why older Americans are taking on more debt
• 4 Reasons To Switch To Smart Energy Systems
• Women's negotiating style is not responsible for the gender pay gap
• Florida McDonald's offers applicants $50 to show up to interview

Articles publiés entre le 18/04/2021 et le 25/04/2021

Articles publiés entre le 11/04/2021 et le 18/04/2021

• One-Third of Trump Voters Say Rich People Should Pay More Taxes: Poll
• Harvard professor: here's how to 'escape the trap of graduating into a recession'
• No, We Don't Need Biden's $2.3 Trillion Infrastructure Plan
• Care economy: Why India must recognise and invest in care work
• 'We do get outgunned' when trying to enforce taxes on wealthy
• Just Because It's Said by Joe Doesn't Make It So
• Study finds that paid family leave does not hurt employers
• Study: Working From Home Is Expensive
• IRS commissioner: 'We do get outgunned' when trying to enforce taxes on wealthy
• COVID-19's risk factors played hard on our psychology: How did we do?
• Pronouncing names correctly is simple step in creating more inclusive atmospheres
• Reviewing the Federal Tax Treatment of Research & Development Expenses
• Tax gap is likely larger than estimated, IRS commissioner says
• Tax Cheats Cost the US $1 Trillion a Year, IRS Chief Says
• 'We do get outgunned' when trying to enforce taxes on wealthy
• Paid family leave in New York 'does not seem to hurt employers,' a new study finds
• How Biden Can Free America From Its Zoning Straitjacket
• Fear of COVID-19 Shrinks Labor Force
• Working From Home Will Cost You
• In 2020, New Hampshire's opioid issues got better while Maine's got worse
• How to catch cheaters who don't shoulder their share of the tax burden

Articles publiés entre le 05/04/2021 et le 11/04/2021

• Biden's Vision for 'Care Infrastructure' Needs More Socialism
• Biden Aims to Alleviate Housing Shortage with $5 Billion Plan
• Just the COVID-19 facts, please, without the kettledrums
• Tutoring works: Now is the time for Minnesota to invest
• How to catch cheaters who don't shoulder their share of the tax burden
• Reports show corporations and ultra rich get the benefits without paying the taxes
• Would fed change make higher state taxes more likely?
• Weed isn't all bad. Consider how it's helped reduce tobacco use, traffic deaths and violent crime
• Shareholders want to hold corporate giants accountable for their commitments to racial equity and ...
• How This Black Owned Kid Spa Overcame COVID Obstacles For Business Success
• How to catch cheaters who don't shoulder their share of the tax burden
• 'Not Done Yet': Author Bonnie Marcus on how women over 50 can fight and prevent ageism at work
• $1400 Stimulus Checks: The Silver Bullet to Save the US Economy?
• Marijuana Legalization Has 3 Life-Saving Public Health Benefits, New Study Finds
• Study Links Not Prosecuting Misdemeanors To Lower Crime
• California taxed the rich. Will Biden? + Recall candidates mushroom + Early fire spending
• Biden Plan Spurs Fight Over What 'Infrastructure' Really Means
• Rich Californians pay higher tax rates than anyone else in America. Is that a model for Biden?
• Will Biden Make the Child Tax Credit Permanent?
• City multimedia series celebrates Black Brooklyn business resilience
• Mortgage Rates Today - Shadow bank funding and mortgage market competition
• Why older workers shouldn't let technology changes run them out of a job.
• Women's negotiating style is not responsible for the gender pay gap
• Unlike previous downturns, women are bearing the brunt of the COVID recession - here's why

Articles publiés entre le 29/03/2021 et le 04/04/2021

• Of the people
• Fending off pessimism key in avoiding ruined relationships
• Black educators in Louisville explain the significance of their role in the classroom
• New study finds that prosecuting non-violent misdemeanors significantly raises the odds for rearrest
• Why inbred monarchs didn't measure up as rulers
• 'We Should Be Ashamed Of Ourselves': DA Rollins Vows To Look Into Officers At The Heart Of The ...
• Nipping it in the bud
• Botched J&J Vax Batch; More Pfizer Efficacy Boasts; New OTC Tests OK'd
• Biden's Plan Invests in Quality Home Care, Not Dangerous for-Profit Nursing Homes
• Remote work has made things even harder for marginalized employees, says a new study
• The Women Over 50 Proving That Immigration Reform Is Needed For Business And Society
• Rep. Ferguson fires back at Delta CEO
• Charging people with misdemeanors causes more crime, not less
• The voter suppression lie
• Latest federal relief aimed at small minority-owned firms and others that missed out
• $100,000 in retirement savings for low-paid workers? It's possible
• How Our White Networks Exclude Young People Of Color From Career Access And Opportunity
• Building You: Maize-based company continues hiring
• 'Buy Black' Gift Box Initiatives Tackle Pandemic, Economic Equity
• Black nursing students detail disparities in field, reimagine care
• Will you really run out of money in retirement?
• Supreme Court Set To Hear Case That Could Shape The Future Of College Athletics
• Banker discusses plight of Black-owned businesses amid pandemic
• Another good argument for dealing with low-level, nonviolent offenders in a smarter way
• DC introduces new 'soda tax'
• Medical liability insurance premiums rising after stable decade, AMA report finds
• Pay transparency a top priority, say women in revenue-facing roles
• Foxx says new study backs her stance that too many misdemeanor cases are brought to court
• Rollins' Policy Of Avoiding Prosecution Of Low-Level Offenses May Be Reducing Future Crimes
• When every new dollar goes to old debt, families wonder whether stimulus will end poverty
• Biden's Lesson From Past Green Stimulus Failures: Go Even Bigger
• Live Updates: Biden Administration Announces Plan to Expand Use of Offshore Wind Power Along ...
• Comparing Georgia's new voting law to Jim Crow is a disgusting smear
• Should Young Adults Really Be Saving for Retirement?
• Governments - 'not BlackRock' - should lead the economy away from fossil fuels, economist says
• Prosecuting Nonviolent Misdemeanors Increases Rearrest Rates, New Study Shows
• Conservatives Have Healthcare Ideas, Too
• Study Shows No-Prosecution Policies for Misdemeanors Lead to Less Crime
• With Medicare ratings in doubt, how to evaluate nursing homes
• Wealthy Americans shield 20% of their income from the IRS, new study suggests

Articles publiés entre le 21/03/2021 et le 28/03/2021

• Study Finds US Lockdowns Didn't Make A Big Difference In Stopping Covid-But That Doesn't ...
• Illicit financial flows and tax havens are sabotaging countries' development goals
• The Biden Revolution Rolls On
• Providers brace for another bashing over private-equity investors at House hearing today
• Supply chains and the economic effects of lockdowns
• House Hearing Scrutinizes 'Horror' of Private Equity Investment in Nursing Homes
• Trump-Era Policies Toward Chinese STEM Talent: A Need for Better Balance
• Bernie Sanders is targeting the wealthy and corporations with 2 new tax measures
• The dangers of raising the minimum wage
• Most workers want to continue working from home in the post-pandemic world, survey finds
• California senators call on Biden to ban the sale of gasoline-powered cars in the US
• How That Massive Container Ship Stuck in the Suez Canal Is Already Costing the World Billions of ...
• Sanders proposes higher taxes on corporations, wealthy Americans than the White House
• Bad News Bias
• The rise of the dreaded "workcation"
• The IRS Should Do More to Nab Wealthy Tax Dodgers
• HDHPs have limited effect on spending growth, NBER study finds
• Congressional Researchers Analyze 280E Marijuana Tax Penalty And Legislative Solutions
• Creating Wealth - A Critical Step for Black America
• Millennial Money: Bust gender bias and balance work at home
• Out in Seattle: Downtown tolls. In: Electric cars
• 5 States Where Pandemic Stress Could Hurt CEOs' Health
• America's Broken Tax System
• Why it's important for California that DACA recipients be provided permanent resident status
• IRS misses 'substantial' tax evasion by the wealthiest Americans - far more than the average worker
• Report: High School Not Too Late to Improve Student Outcomes
• Millennial Money: Bust gender bias and balance work at home
• Millennial Money: Bust gender bias and balance work at home
• Carpool Lanes Encourage EV Sales but Increase Inequity
• Liz Weston: Will you really run out of money in retirement?
• Liz Weston: Will you really run out of money in retirement?
• Some Nations Could Wait Years for Covid Shots. That’s Bad for Everyone.
• Work-from-home benefits may not outweigh long-term costs
• Biden Determined to Tax the Rich After Windfalls From Covid Crisis
• Educational Freedom Benefits All Students-Even Public School Students
• IRS researchers: Top 1 percent avoids taxes on one-fifth of their income
• $15 minimum wage takes center stage in national debate
• America's Super-Rich Still Hiding Money Offshore
• 3 women in Biden's cabinet are going to boost the post-COVID recovery
• America's falling fertility rate
• IDs for a Vaccine Shot, but Not for Voting?
• High-Income Tax Avoidance Far Larger Than Thought, New Paper Estimates
• Americans vastly overestimate the risk of hospitalization from COVID-19: Study
• Conservatives Tried to Use the Pandemic to Crush Abortion Access. Abortion Funds Fought Back.
• Senator calls for mandatory Medicaid coverage of HCBS as nursing homes remain under fire on ...
• States Reopened, but Covid-19 Fears Threaten to Keep Consumers Away
• Managerial Stress Can Literally Take Years Off Your Life
• After a Violent Year, a Search for Answers
• Why Are We Worrying About Women's Work?
• Chinatown as you've never seen it before: Colorized photos from the 1890s are the last known ...

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Articles publiés entre le 14/03/2021 et le 21/03/2021

• Senator calls for mandatory Medicaid coverage of HCBS as nursing homes remain under fire on ...
• How Auto-IRAs Help Retirees Delay Claiming Social Security: An Update
• Will Travel Officials Squander The Recovery?
• Credit line exposures worsened Covid bank stock crash - NBER paper
• Virginia college students reflect on COVID-19 anniversary
• How the Rising RMD Age Could Affect Your Clients
• Virginia college students reflect on COVID-19 anniversary
• To Help The AAPI Community, Here's How To Take Action
• New Study Shows Good Value for Money Spent on CVD
• Is AI Adoption Going Way Too Fast?
• Who's afraid of a $15 minimum wage?
• Stressed-out CEOs visibly age faster and die earlier, according to a new study
• Software consultancy Tandem publishes salary bands in pay equity push
• Stressed-out CEOs visibly age faster and die earlier, according to a new study
• Staffing and Ownership Structure Take Center Stage in Senate Hearing on COVID-19 in Nursing ...
• Africa's spatial distribution of road infrastructure
• You Love a Brand. Should You Buy Its Stock?
• There Are Fewer Worker Compensation Claims in States Where Marijuana Is Legal
• Op-Ed: Let's Support Minority-Owned Businesses During National Women's History Month
• Excise Tax Application and Trends
• Yellen's latest hire shows US Treasury serious about tax fraud crackdown
• Stimulus III: Turning Savers Into Spenders Could Define Economic Recovery
• Research evidence increases for intensive tutoring
• The hoarding economy
• Being a CEO is a deadly affair, new research finds
• Another round of stimulus payments is coming: Here's what experts think you'll do with the money
• With stimulus coming, hope for ending the 'she-cession'
• COVID relief bill expected to boost northeast Indiana
• Has the pandemic led to a long-term erosion of the right to dissent?
• Sorry About Your Sleep
• How a Guaranteed Income Can Actually Solve Inequality
• Let them practice
• The productivity of working from home: Evidence from Japan
• How a Guaranteed Income Can Actually Solve Inequality
• Joe Biden Is a Transformational President
• 'A Perfect Storm': COVID Law Could Send IRS Rage into Overdrive
• Would you put a loved one in a nursing home that is owned by a private-equity firm?
• What Democrats can (realistically) do about gun violence
• Comcast RISE uplifts BIPOC businesses
• Education spending boosts home values
• 'We Don't Have The Luxury To Fall Apart': Black Businesses Get Creative To Survive
• Cash Rules Everything and the Pandemic Only Proved it Again
• Meet the 'faux commuters' taking fake trips to work during the pandemic
• Tenure's Broken Promise
• Scott Walker's War on Unions Fueled New Wave of Labor Organizing
• Women Are Running DC Plans Better Than Men
• Raising the Minimum Wage Is Good for Suicide Prevention
• Wealth Tax Measure Aims to Raise $3 Trillion in Federal Revenue in 10 Years
• Faking a commute into work could help remote employees' mental health
• Despite Its Much Stricter COVID-19 Policies, California's Per Capita Death Rate Is Only Slightly ...

Articles publiés entre le 08/03/2021 et le 14/03/2021

• The productivity of working from home: Evidence from Japan
• How a Guaranteed Income Can Actually Solve Inequality
• Joe Biden Is a Transformational President
• 'We Don't Have The Luxury To Fall Apart': Black Businesses Get Creative To Survive
• Cash Rules Everything and the Pandemic Only Proved it Again
• Meet the 'faux commuters' taking fake trips to work during the pandemic
• Tenure's Broken Promise
• Scott Walker's War on Unions Fueled New Wave of Labor Organizing
• Women Are Running DC Plans Better Than Men
• Raising the Minimum Wage Is Good for Suicide Prevention
• Wealth Tax Measure Aims to Raise $3 Trillion in Federal Revenue in 10 Years
• Faking a commute into work could help remote employees' mental health
• Despite Its Much Stricter COVID-19 Policies, California's Per Capita Death Rate Is Only Slightly ...
• The Impoverished Wealth Tax
• Women scholars face more hostility in seminars
• Relax and learn to love the stocks bubble
• Dow 32000? Why the index should be more than 1 million points higher
• Will Stagnation Follow the Biden Book?
• Travel and Meetings Management Now Holds Keys to Workplace Experience
• Relax and learn to love the stocks bubble
• The move to remote: A demand for more workspace at home may offset office savings
• Working Moms Are Providing More Benefits To Kids Than Society Assumes
• Study: Chicago Tutoring Program Delivered Huge Math Gains; Personalization May Be the Key
• How Women-Owned Businesses Are Faring in Covid: A International Women's Day Reality Check
• On International Women’s Day, a Look Back at the Last Year in Pandemic for Working Women
• Relax and Learn to Love the Stocks Bubble
• Relax and learn to love the stocks bubble
• "15 Percent Pledge" calls on retailers to commit space to Black-owned businesses
• Minimum Wage Hike Led To Higher Prices At McDonald's, Study Finds
• Placer Lawmakers and Lawyers Demand Gov. Newsom End 'Oppressive and Capricious ...
• Nearly a Year into the Pandemic, Nursing Home Deaths Decline
• Education spending on teachers - not buildings - lifts home prices
• Paying College Athletes - Top 3 Pros and Cons
• Patients drive past lower-cost MRI options even after price shopping
• 7 Index Funds to Buy For March
• Couple struggles to hold on to eatery - their story, that of Small Business America one year into ...
• As Workplaces Move Toward Normalcy, Gender Diversity in the Boardroom Is Critical
• This pandemic is the most studied in real time ever, which is tough on COVID-time ...
• Tax havens are sabotaging the SDGs
• Biden's COVID-19 relief plan includes a child tax credit boost popular with Democrats but a ...
• Another Round of Stimulus Checks Is Coming, But Some Families May Fall Through the Cracks
• These are the people who benefit most from delaying required minimum distributions
• In France, School Bells Ring a Return to Work
• High ground, high prices
• Here's how a 'fake commute' could make working from home a little easier, experts say
• Here's how a 'fake commute' could make working from home a little easier, experts say
• India flags off Phase-2 of the Covid-19 Vaccine drive: Progressing steadily, but is it enough?
• What can be done to stop women from leaving the workforce?
• In-depth: Program, local university plan on getting more male teachers of color in Pinellas classrooms
• Hip-hop museum would be far more than just a museum

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Articles publiés entre le 01/03/2021 et le 07/03/2021

• Education spending on teachers - not buildings - lifts home prices
• Patients drive past lower-cost MRI options even after price shopping
• 7 Index Funds to Buy For March
• As Workplaces Move Toward Normalcy, Gender Diversity in the Boardroom Is Critical
• This pandemic is the most studied in real time ever, which is tough on COVID-time ...
• Couple struggles to hold on to eatery - their story, that of Small Business America one year into ...
• Biden's COVID-19 relief plan includes a child tax credit boost popular with Democrats but a ...
• Another Round of Stimulus Checks Is Coming, But Some Families May Fall Through the Cracks
• These are the people who benefit most from delaying required minimum distributions
• In France, School Bells Ring a Return to Work
• High ground, high prices
• Here's how a 'fake commute' could make working from home a little easier, experts say
• What can be done to stop women from leaving the workforce?
• India flags off Phase-2 of the Covid-19 Vaccine drive: Progressing steadily, but is it enough?
• Hip-hop museum would be far more than just a museum
• A qualified, well-prepared teacher in every classroom
• Five Ways To Simplify And Streamline-That Don't Involve More Apps, Tools Or Screen Time
• Study Shows EV Drivers Travel Less Than Other Drivers
• Tax Havens Are Sabotaging the SDGs
• How private equity extracted hundreds of millions of dollars from a firm accused of Medicare fraud
• Childcare Center Closure
• In-depth: Program, local university plan on getting more male teachers of color in Pinellas classrooms
• Beaumont Nurse Anesthetists' Union Drive Could Save Imploding Hospital From Further ...
• Don't let technology run you out of a job you like
• Bill Gates Warns Post-Covid Return To Normal Could Take All 2022

Articles publiés entre le 21/02/2021 et le 28/02/2021

• 30 Black-owned restaurants to support in Greater Cincinnati
• Ideas, technology and a "fire in the gut" fuel young entrepreneurs
• Why Your Smartphone is Likely Your Enemy When it Comes to Investing
• How share trading apps revolutionised investing
• Private-equity ownership leads to more resident deaths and increased spending at nursing homes ...
• Legal weed in NJ: Study shows it cuts down on workers' comp claims in adults
• The Nation Can't Afford To Lose Woman-Powered Economic Strength
• COVID-19: The $4 trillion cost of not vaccinating everyone
• [YS Learn] How building a strong culture can help companies create value
• 38% of Americans would give up sex for a year just to travel again, survey finds
• Nursing homes owned by private equity have higher death rates.
• Robots and International Economic Development
• Five Black businesses making a difference in their communities and thriving despite COVID-19
• Biden administration misses deadline to update carbon cost as battle begins over its calculation
• Labor Force Participation Rates in Manufacturing During COVID-19 Pandemic
• 3 popular policies Democrats can use to fight climate change and boost the economy
• Need help shifting from home-to-work mode? Try a fake commute
• Opinion: Do nursing homes and private equity mix?
• Evaluating Proposals to Increase the Corporate Tax Rate and Levy a Minimum Tax on Corporate ...
• Acts of Congress and COVID-19: A Literature Review on the Impact of Increased Unemployment ...
• At private equity-owned nursing homes, an "enormous" increase in death rates, study finds
• Qatar's Economic Recovery: LNG in 2021 and Beyond
• Why a fake commute could pave the way to work-from-home balance
• Legal Marijuana States See Reduced Workers' Compensation Claims, New Study Finds
• SUNY streamlines process to wave application fees
• DoorDash delivering $20000 grants to hard-hit restaurateurs
• Is value investing dead?
• Grocery union demands vaccines and hazard pay for workers
• Don't let technology run you out of a job you like
• Private Equity Ownership of Nursing Homes Leads to 10% Higher Risk of Death, 11% Increase in ...
• California's Khanna Says Businesses that Cannot Pay $15 Wages Are Dying Anyway
• Everything you need to know about the debate over the $15 minimum wage
• New Study Highlights Economic Fallout from California's 2012 Tax Hike
• Births are at a 35-year-low, with Vermont among largest declines. Here's why.
• Rounding Up the Evidence on Charter Schools
• Future Government Borrowing Plans Can Raise Inflation Expectations
• Private equity ownership is killing people at nursing homes
• Electric Vehicles Are Driven Less Often Than Policymakers Think - 1/2 As Much as Conventional ...
• Electric Vehicles Are Driven Less Often Than Policymakers Think - 1/2 As Much as Conventional ...

Articles publiés entre le 14/02/2021 et le 21/02/2021

• Fake it till you save it? Synthetic animal parts pose a conservation conundrum
• The Unequal Inheritance: It Can Work, or It Can 'Destroy Relationships'
• Credit card balances continued to fall in Q4
• Was the January 6 insurrection in DC a coronavirus super spreader?
• Do State-Run Mandatory Retirement Plans Help Workers?
• VC Investment Strategies: Lean Into Risk To Find Alpha
• Support Black-owned restaurants: Get takeout
• How These Black-Owned Businesses Carved Their Own Path in Local Communities Amid the ...
• Biden continues to push $15 federal minimum wage
• How have pandemic economic programs helped northeastern Minnesota workers and companies?
• COVID-19 pork or more shots?
• No Need to Baby an Electric Vehicle
• Make Tax System Fairer, Easier for Taxpayers While Collecting $1.4 Trillion Owed But Not Paid
• Saving for retirement before age 40 could make you miserable
• How to avoid losing all your money on investing apps
• Vaccine Delays in Developing Nations Risk Prolonging Pandemic
• Opinion: Some problems with 'evidence-based' policy
• Poll: Pandemic parlance repugnant
• Consumers are feeling more positive about their finances - report
• Segregation and Racial Gaps in Special Education
• New Working Paper Says DC Did Not See Surge in Cases Following Capitol Insurrection
• Lead Poisoning Hurts Kids. A New Study Shows How Exposure from an Unexpected Source ...
• As 'a love letter to Black women,' tea shop on KC dividing line empowers community
• EV Owners Drive Less Than Half as Much as Those with Gas-Powered Vehicles
• Data Shows Lower-Income COVID-19 Aid Recipients Quickly Spend The Funds
• Economic costs of inequitable vaccine distribution across the world
• Study Busts Myth That Minimum Wage Hikes Don't Cost Jobs
• Lockdowns are killing us
• Research: Lower medication use, higher mortality linked with increased cost-sharing
• Want to beat the market? Ditch the smartphone and trade stocks the old fashioned way
• Average EV Owner Drives Half as Many Miles as Other Drivers-Study
• Editorial: America needs a $15 minimum wage
• EV Owners Drive Half As Many Miles As Other Drivers: Study

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Articles publiés entre le 06/02/2021 et le 13/02/2021

• Black Men Teach Works To Create 'Generational Change'
• With Lunar New Year Afoot, Chinatown Businesses' Optimism Wanes After Enduring Year of ...
• The CDC says COVID-19 is no match for two masks
• Black-Owned Businesses Among Hardest Hit During Pandemic
• Primary Care for New vs Established Medicaid Enrollees
• Mitt Romney tries to save policymaking
• Policy Makers Can Manage Boom and Bust Asset Market Moves
• Electric Vehicle Holdouts Fret Most Over Charging Infrastructure
• How US replaced Europe as Nobel Prize magnet
• Fed's Local Government Lending Aid Was Effective, Paper Says
• Comcast, NextFab are giving grant money, accelerator spots to Philly small businesses
• Digital Assets Like Bitcoin Are Likely To Grow In 2021, Too
• Getting Back to a Strong Labor Market - Chair Jerome H. Powell
• Access to credit for Black and African American small businesses
• Battle Creek caterer sees business coming back but plans to hold on to her side gig for now
• Mary Nichols Was the Early Favorite to Run Biden's EPA, Before She Became a 'Casualty'
• Fact Check: Biden's claim that with a $15 minimum wage, 'the whole economy rises'
• We Won't Know If Solar Geoengineering Is Working
• Study finds EVs are traveling less than half the US fleet average
• Kansas businesses affected by COVID restrictions might get property tax reimbursements
• Electric Vehicles Are Improving So Fast, Data on Using Them May Be Obsolete
• Study: Electric Vehicles Driven A Lot Less Than Previously Assumed
• Experts: Stimulus Checks Not Used Right Away Still Help Economy
• Pandemic hit academic mothers especially hard, new data confirm
• Grizzlies team up with local event planner for Black-owned business shopping event
• It's Never Too Late (or Early) to Become an Entrepreneur
• CBO says raising minimum wage to $15 would reduce poverty but increase the deficit and cost jobs
• The real story of China's 'success' as it welcomes its Year of the Ox
• Study reveals EV secret: They are driven less than gas cars
• Biden's Covid-19 Vaccination Aims: Speeding the Rollout and Addressing Racial Disparities
• Even older teens benefit from catch-up classes
• In Black community, long history of mistreatment sows distrust of COVID vaccine
• Stimulus checks still boost the economy, even if the money goes into savings or bill paying, experts ...
• COVID and Churches: US Supreme Court Lifts State Ban on Indoor Services, Other Lawsuits ...
• Caricom united voice urgent in COVID-19 vaccine crisis
• Are share-trading apps a safe way to play the markets?

Articles publiés entre le 01/02/2021 et le 07/02/2021

• Matthew Lau: Minimum wage laws don't help minorities
• Kick off Black History Month by supporting black-owned businesses
• Trader beware: Read this before buying stocks with investment apps like Robinhood
• The Dark Side of the Minimum Wage
• COVID-19 and the convergence of nations
• Paper Flags Broader Risks Posed by Government Bank Bailouts
• Drug Overdoses Are Spiking, But The Pandemic Can't Be Our Scapegoat
• The Irish Times view on global vaccination: no-one must be left behind
• Coronavirus pandemic fuels fair pay concerns, Indeed finds
• Study: Lockdowns Had Largest Impact in Destroying Economic Activity
• Repeal the Kasambahay law, remove the minimum wage, and others
• A $15 minimum wage would hurt workers and small businesses
• MCO 2.0 seen as bane to Malaysia's economic recovery
• 'No Empty Bowl' project partners with community to help struggling pet owners
• The 7 Best Finance Books for Teens in 2021
• Questions for Marty Walsh
• Washington State's faculty outraged by proposed subsidy, but the evidence is clear: Winning ...
• Year of the Rat reflections: The US election and private equity valuations
• We need comprehensive long-term care reform, and we need it now
• How US Economic Stimulus Can Be Put on Autopilot
• Down and out: Pandemic-induced automation and labour market disparities of COVID-19
• Economists Find a 'Stark Trade-Off' in Kidney Transplantation
• Blue vs. Red Economic Records
• Here's a New COVID-19 Nightmare, for You
• Google introduces Black-owned business distinction in its Shopping tab
• Can AI bring back the three-martini lunch?
• Robots in nursing homes: Japan sheds light on how demographics will interact with automated ...
• #FutureProof: Bitcoin lessons from Japan
• Is it worth the cost to buy a home in a better school district?
• Schools punish Black students 3.5 times more often than white kids, MUSC experts say
• Companies face proposals on employee representation
• Medicare, Medicaid Payments Off Actual Costs By $75.8B in 2019
• L'Or(?)al Teams Up With NAACP To Give Grants To Small Black-Owned Beauty Businesses
• How the US can use existing financial institutions to build an equitable COVID-19 recovery
• New research says raising minimum wage has few negative effects on jobs - even during ...

Articles publiés entre le 25/01/2021 et le 31/01/2021

• Jobs require education
• World can't afford vaccine nationalism
• Law not needed
• Jobs require education
• Annual Outlook 2021: Silver Linings
• Coronavirus Today - Jan. 27: COVID-19 curfew extended; NC to get more first doses each week
• Why Saying Kamala Harris's Name Correctly Is So Important
• The Global Vaccine Rollout Is Failing-and That Means Trouble for Americans
• Facebook group lends a helping hand to struggling Black-owned businesses during ...
• Working Remotely? Here Are 3 Tips to Make Your Virtual Presentations Shine
• High-income earners have sturdier safety net after job loss
• Bubble-wary markets eye ETF crush in tech and crypto
• Robinhood CEO: Becoming an investor is the new American dream, just like home ownership was
• Climate change forecast to cost Australia $100bn annually
• COVID pandemic going from bad to worse in Latin America. That's not good for US trade or tourism
• Virginia House of Delegates Affirms Access to Water as Human Right
• The economy is getting even worse for Americans with a high school diploma or less education
• Black business owners are facing ruin. They need help now
• Low COVID Risk in K-12; Fauci as 'Skunk at the Picnic'; A Less Pleasant Test?
• $1400 stimulus payments for most Americans would be a waste of money
• Here's How Saved Stimulus Checks Could Help Boost the Economy
• Why Minimum Wage Policies Do More Harm Than Good
• COVID lockdowns will cause over 1 million 'excess deaths'
• Saved Stimulus Checks Expected to Help Spur Economic Recovery
• Democrats reintroduce $15 minimum wage bill
• Global competition over vaccines may prolong crisis, Cyril Ramaphosa tells WEF
• Can the European Union's green initiatives overcome their internal contradictions?
• Once Again: The 1918 Pandemic's Effects on New York City
• When housing is hard to find, free advice to stave off eviction is priceless
• Better Manufacturing, Supply Chain Cures Drug Shortages
• Covid-19 Has Robbed Faculty Parents of Time for Research. Especially Mothers.
• Europe's Bankruptcies Are Plummeting. That May Be a Problem.
• OANDA plays an ace against Australian OTC trading restrictions, goes for pro traders with 1:100 ...
• New Research Debunks Claim That a $15 Minimum Wage Would Not Reduce Employment
• Did World War II help some countries avoid high COVID-19 deaths?
• Early Signs Say Biden Will Engage with Local DC
• Biden's blitz of executive action continues
• New research debunks claim that a $15 minimum wage would not reduce employment
• Feeling the pandemic's burdens, mothers are looking to Congress
• The Economic Effects of the Coronavirus May Kill More Americans Than The Virus Itself

Articles publiés entre le 18/01/2021 et le 24/01/2021

• Do Firms Need Rules?
• A 2011 dictionary is reshaping the language of corporate reporting
• Passive Investing Is Not Passive Anymore
• A New Reason Investors Shouldn't Try to Time the Stock Market
• Disney shareholders to vote on lobbying and employee representation
• But One other Research Exhibits-But Once more-That Lockdowns Do not Work
• Economic assistance comes with pitfalls
• PwC: Remote work 'an overwhelming success' for employers, employees
• Census Estimates Show Population Decline in 16 States
• It's time to vaccinate teachers - and start planning a great school reopening
• Spending too much time on your phones could be ruining your sex life
• The economy - and the stock market - tends to do better under Democrats
• Fact check: Biden said he plans to increase COVID-19 small business relief to people of color and ...
• As Biden shatters precedent in Washington, ageism persists throughout US
• Don't Forget the Uncounted Casualties of COVID-19
• Root Causes of Violent Extremism in Africa
• Berea Community Schools to conduct racial equity audit
• Choose life: The life you save may be your child's
• For Black single mothers, Covid-19 economic challenges can be magnified
• China at the heart of rising Nile River conflict
• Who Benefits From 10% Plans?
• DC Black-owned businesses prepare for inauguration week amid threats of violence
• Would a National Lockdown Have Saved the US From COVID-19?
• Raleigh's new black-owned Black Friday Market thriving downtown despite COVID-19 downturn

Articles publiés entre le 11/01/2021 et le 17/01/2021

• Workaholics at a greater risk of depression, study finds
• How to Do Pay Transparency Right
• Those $2000 Checks Won't Boost the Economy
• Exposure to fast-food no bearing on childhood obesity
• White and Latino Plaintiffs Stall Oregon COVID Relief Fund Specifically Addressing Needs of Black ...
• Getting left out of Zoom calls, laying off fears & more: WFH could be making us paranoid
• Is Remote Work Making Us Paranoid?
• Keyontae Johnson's Collapse on the Basketball Court Highlights Economic Injustice for College ...
• Science Needs Public Relations
• The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (RCEP) and the Future of the US ...
• Trump's trade war withstood by China
• Personalized Interventions Hold Promise for Student Loan Borrowers at Risk of Delinquency, Default
• Struggling minority-owned small businesses getting lifeline amid pandemic
• Third Perk Coffeehouse welcomes customers to their new location in Dayton
• How China won Trump's trade war and got Americans to foot the bill
• How Expensing for Capital Investment Can Accelerate the Transition to a Cleaner Economy
• How China won Trump's trade war and got Americans to foot the bill
• COVID-19 Unemployment Could Kill 1.37M: Economists
• COVID-19 unemployment could lead to 1.37M excess deaths
• Will Tesla Break The S&P500? (Pt 3) - Did The Way It Was Added Help Create A Bubble?
• History shows WFH can't be forever-yet
• 'Work from home' is here to stay | Brunell
• The iPhone 12 mini is the anti-status-symbol status symbol
• More PPP loans won't save small businesses | Opinion
• The stock market is not the economy. Right? Here's what the research says.
• Ever Wanted To Scrap Meetings? Here's Your Chance
• Businesses shut by COVID-19 find little support in the courts to force insurers to cover the financial ...
• Is It Really Too Late to Learn New Skills?
• COVID-19 = Increased Hack Success
• Guest column: Work from home here to stay

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Articles publiés entre le 04/01/2021 et le 10/01/2021

• OZs Could Be The Place-Based Solution We Need To Tackle USDA Food Deserts
• BizTrends2021: The future of South Africa's energy mix
• A GRE postmortem
• How much will the recent US court judgement weigh on Biden administration's move to revoke H ...
• Russell Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Is Raising $20 Million To Empower Black ...
• 5 Reasons You Should Work for as Long as You Live
• Process, prudence always matter
• Nation faces years of higher mortality
• Closing businesses and shutting people in their houses doesn't stop transmission and causes ...
• Baltimore City Leaders Propose a 30% Tax on E-cigarettes
• How the West Can Defeat the Putin Regime
• Wealthy Retirees Will Lose Almost 25% of Retirement Income to Taxes
• COVID's economic fallout could elevate US mortality rate for years, study shows
• 'Deaths of despair' during COVID-19 rose by up to 60% in 2020, new research says
• Stimulus Round 2: Will Consumers Save Or Spend?
• Giving People Money is More Effective for Mental Health Than Brief Therapy
• US Risks Years of Higher Mortality on Covid's Economic Fallout

(résumés de la semaine)