Goldman Says Almost a Quarter of Temporary Virus Layoffs in U.S. to Be Permanent Economics |
- Goldman Says Almost a Quarter of Temporary Virus Layoffs in U.S. to Be Permanent
- 17 of the top 25 most profitable US corporations are expected to make almost $85 billion more in 2020 than in previous years.
- Report: NYC Will End 2020 With 500,000 Fewer Jobs - Gothamist
- Covid-19 Is Dividing the American Worker | The rapid adoption of remote work and automation could accelerate inequalities in place for decades. Economists say the resulting ‘K’ shaped recovery will be good for professionals—and bad for everyone else.
- Robots should be taxed, for a while
- “Godmother of austerity” appointment to World Bank chief economist post
- Corsair Gaming Files For $100 Million Initial Public Offering
- Canada's economic growth seen outpacing U.S. as virus containment pays off
- Are existing home sales showing a housing bubble?
- US: Markit Manufacturing PMI improves to 53.6 in August vs. 51.9 expected
- Virus Alters Where People Open Their Wallets, Hinting at a Halting Recovery
- Optimal tax and debt policies if the government has the option to default on its debt
- EU agrees to eliminate tariffs on US lobster
- Core inflation in Japan remained unchanged in July
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