Author: super@dmin
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Beth Pinsker: ‘Mom and Dad, how much money do you have?’: the question you need to ask your parents now
If your parents run out of money and you need to support them, it will have a big impact on your own finances.
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The Wall Street Journal: Chevron gets new U.S. license to pump oil in Venezuela again
The U.S. said it would allow Chevron Corp. to resume pumping oil from its Venezuelan oil fields after President Nicolás Maduro’s government and an opposition coalition agreed to implement a humanitarian program and continue dialogue in Mexico City on efforts to hold free and fair elections.
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: Black Friday online sales top $9 billion in new record
A record $9.12 billion was spent online for Black Friday, Nov. 25, up 2.3% year over year.
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Retirement Weekly: The only thing investors have to fear is FOMO itself
We often aren’t missing out — even when we think we are
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The New York Post: IRS warns Americans over $600 threshold to report Venmo, PayPal payments
The Internal Revenue Service is reminding tax filers to prepare to report transactions of at least $600 that are made through so-called “third-party” facilitators such as Venmo and PayPal.
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The New York Post: United Furniture Industries laid off all 2,700 workers while they were sleeping
A big US furniture company this week fired all of its 2,700 employees while they were sleeping, telling them in texts and emails not to come to work the next day, according to reports.
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Market Extra: Year-end rally? Bullish stock-market pattern set to collide with stagflation fears
The prospect of stagflation, or the worst-of-all-possible economic outcomes, is poised to weigh on investors even if U.S. stocks rally into year-end.
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The Big Move: ‘Most economists are predicting a recession in 2023’: I own a rental property. Is it a good time to take out a bank loan and renovate — or should I wait?
We are also open to changing our business model.’
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: ‘No one is dying from COVID anymore, but we might die because of the zero-COVID policy.’ Protests expand in China over lockdowns.
A fire that killed at least 10 people on Thursday in northwestern China’s Urumqi city has led to a new round of protests online and offline.
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Key Words: Labor secretary takes to Starbucks and Amazon’s hometown paper to point out ‘more worker organizing than many of us have seen in our lifetimes’
Labor Secretary Marty Walsh reiterated the Biden administration’s support for organized labor in the hometown newspaper of two companies facing union activity: Starbucks and Amazon.