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Business News

This Job Hack to Escape Layoffs Is Gaining Popularity — But It's Divisive: 'It Altered My Brain Chemistry'

U.S. workers, especially younger generations, are considering government jobs for more security.

Business News

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Is Suing the Biden Administration Over Higher Education Standards That Control Federal Student Loans. Here's Why

The 41-page lawsuit, filed on Wednesday, argues that Congress has given "unchecked power" to private accrediting agencies that determine education standards required to receive federal funding.

Thought Leaders

How Private Businesses Can Partner With Government Agencies To Facilitate Change

When the private sector partners with government agencies, it can create a powerful incubator for change.

Cryptocurrency / Blockchain

How the Feds Could Regulate Crypto (and Why All Is Not Lost for Investors)

Threats of impending cryptocurrency regulation have dominated headlines in recent months, but all is not lost for crypto investors. Here are a few protections that stand in the way of a federal crypto showdown.

Business News

Home Price Growth Surges to Record High: Case-Shiller Index

U.S. single-family home prices in 20 key urban markets rose 19.1 percent in June from a year earlier, marking the largest annual price increase in the 20-year history of the 20-city composite measure.

Business News

President Joe Biden Unveils $1.8 Trillion Plan for Low- and Middle-Income Families

The American Families Plan will boost federal funding to support families with childcare, education and tax cuts.

Business News

Thousands of Federal Workers Will Be Paid a Minimum Wage of $15 an Hour as Soon as Next Year

Federal workers from cleaners and nursing assistants to food service providers will be paid a minimum wage of $15 per hour in March.

Business News

Puerto Rico Receives More Than $900 Million in Education Funds That Were Held Back by Trump Administration

Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona announced on Monday that the U.S. territory will finally get much-needed aid.

Money & Finance

Why Aren't Struggling Small Businesses Taking More PPP?

Many small business owners are being shut out by misguided requirements in the program, and scared away by how long it's taking to get the first round of PPP loans forgiven.

Business News

When Will My Next Stimulus Check Arrive? (Updated)

As unemployment benefits are set to decrease, the Treasury dangles a second round of no-strings-attached payments to most Americans.

Business News

President Biden Commits to 'Made in America' Federal Electric Vehicle Fleet

The president wants hundreds of thousands of clean EVs 'made right here in America by American workers'

Business News

Biden Picks Former Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen to Head Treasury Department

Yellen would be the first woman to hold the job, and the first person to hold the three most influential economic positions in government: chair of the Federal Reserve, head of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, and treasury secretary.

Business News

Here's How a Justice Amy Coney Barrett Could Affect Entrepreneurs

Barrett is poised to become the most pro-corporate justice on a Supreme Court that is already friendly to big-business interests. But how will that affect small-business owners, freelancers and entrepreneurs?

Business News

How Will The Second Round of Government Stimulus Actually Help Me or My Business?

We spoke with an employer-compliance expert to find out what lies between the lines of the proposed HEALS and HEROES Acts.

Business News

U.S. Government Considers Banning TikTok

Mike Pompeo suggests using TikTok puts your private information 'in the hands of the Chinese Communist Party.'