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Occupational Segregation Drives Persistent Inequality, Study Says

Health care, with its robust demand for trained workers, seemed a promising industry for a large upward-mobility program, said Van Ton-Quinlivan, chief executive of the nonprofit.Futuro Health focuses on so-called […]




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How to Cope With Rising Rates and Inflation

Important pieces of information arrived over the last few days, but they do nothing to clear away the fog blanketing the markets and the economy.Is the economy lurching into a […]




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Is the U.S. Entering a Recession? Here’s Why It’s Hard to Say.

Consumer spending, for example, grew at a solid 1.8 percent annual rate in the first quarter, adjusted for inflation, and most forecasters believe it grew in the second quarter, too, […]




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Little of the Paycheck Protection Program’s $800 Billion Protected Paychecks

Most notably, they gutted the requirement that borrowers who wanted their loans forgiven maintain their prepandemic head counts. And they reduced the percentage of the loan that borrowers seeking forgiveness […]