As countries keep struggling to overcome the effects of the pandemic, women continue to be among the…
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U.S. Chamber: We Can’t Fill 11.3 Million Open Jobs without More Legal Immigration
Washington, D.C. — Today’s report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) revealed there were 11.3 million job openings in January,…
Continue ReadingSpiraling Inflation Is Small Businesses’ Top Concern According to New Survey
Small businesses everywhere are being impacted by the interrelated challenges of rising inflation, supply chain disruptions,…
Continue ReadingDeSantis Announces More Than $4.4 Million in Funding to Southeast Florida Communities Through DEO’s Rural Infrastructure Fund, Community Development Block Grant Programs
FELLSMERE, Fla. March 2022.- The Governor Ron DeSantis, awarded more than $4.4 million in funding to communities in…
Continue ReadingMedian Inflation Gauge Offers Better Read on Price Trends
Using an alternative measure may help separate the signal from the noise. Economists debating inflation in…
Continue ReadingAnnouncement of Dilawar Syed as the State Department’s Special Representative for Commercial and Business Affairs
The Department of State is pleased to announce Dilawar Syed as the new Special Representative for…
Continue ReadingSchools during COVID-19, Silver Economy, Women in the Workforce
School attendance during the pandemic Almost two years after a widespread closure of schools, the first…
Continue ReadingNew Grant from AmeriCorps for COVID-19 Recovery Efforts
WASHINGTON, D.C.- AmeriCorps, the federal agency for national service and volunteerism, announced a new grant to address…
Continue ReadingSolidarity with the poorest countries: A renewed commitment to recovery
A few weeks ago, the international community agreed to a record $93 billion financing package for…
Continue ReadingLow Real Interest Rates Support Asset Prices, But Risks Are Rising
A large and sudden jump in real interest rates could lead to a further selloff in…
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