Author: super@dmin
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Help My Career: Workers are disengaged — but don’t blame remote work. The real cause lies elsewhere.
The possibility of a recession complicates the picture for disengaged workers, a Conference Board survey found.
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Brett Arends's ROI: Why won’t Republicans rule out attacking Social Security?
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Coronavirus Update: CDC shoots down false claims it will mandate COVID-19 vaccines for schoolchildren, saying states make that decision
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has refuted claims that it will add COVID-19 vaccine to immunization schedules for schoolchildren, noting authority for that decision lies with states and other local entities.
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TaxWatch: New IRS tax brackets and standard deduction could save families hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Now, for the bad news.
‘You can’t put a tax refund in February 2024 into the gas tank,’ one tax lawyer said.
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: A ‘silver lining’ in the housing market: For-sale home listings are spending more time on the market
‘For those who can afford it, conditions have become much more buyer-friendly than last year,’ a Zillow economist said.
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Economic Report: U.S. budget deficit shrank to $1.37 trillion in fiscal 2022 as receipts surged
The U.S. federal budget deficit shrank to $1.37 trillion in the just-ended fiscal year, as receipts increased sharply and COVID spending fell.
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Bond Report: U.S. 10-year yield trades near 4.3% as terminal Fed rate view tops 5%
The yield on the benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury is on its way to setting another multiyear high on Friday, as traders factored in the likelihood that the Federal Reserve’s monetary tightening will end up pushing its benchmark interest rate above 5%.
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: American Express says spending remains strong as earnings top expectations
Though acknowledging ‘mixed signals’ in the economy, American Express Co. once again cited strong spending trends as the financial services giant posted better-than-expected earnings for its latest quarter.
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The Ratings Game: Snap’s ad woes turn some of Wall Street’s worst fears into reality, sending the internet sector on a tumble
Snap Inc.’s stock was on a sharp tumble Friday as Wall Street took a hard look at the company’s latest string of disappointing news, which has the potential to rattle the broader internet sector as well.
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Earnings Outlook: Microsoft earnings on deck amid layoffs, recession fears: What to expect
The software giant’s numbers come amid foreign exchange pressure and concerns about weakness in the company’s PC business.