Nurses are terribly underpaid/under-appreciated in US hospital system that prioritizes profits over patients.

We may be seeing the beginning of an attack on Chinese video game companies. If Beijing's policies can really reduce the amount of time people spend on these games, it will probably be a good thing for the economy even if it... "Chinese _...Read More_

"Car chip distributors are suspected of driving up prices and regulators are promising to punish hoarding, price-gouging."

>"NEW YORK (AP) — Employers are losing patience with unvaccinated workers. For months, most employers relied on information _...Read More_

>"Who wins and who loses in the remote work revolution."

"Worldwide, secretive 'family offices' turn individual wealth into dynastic fortunes for everyone from CEOs to ex-prime ministers – and they've made big money from the Covid crisis."

>"Australia’s biggest deal highlights the popularity of the buy now, pay later model which has upended traditional credit."

>"Government has done what it can. Now we need to use the power of free markets to fight the pandemic."

>"Domino’s filled potholes. Starbucks is America’s de facto public bathroom. Corporations are often at the wheel because the government isn’t."

"Some of today’s biggest companies are announcing big pay and benefit increases to attract workers and reduce turnover. This is a reversal from what most employers have been doing over the past few decades."

>"As Robinhood debuts on the Nasdaq, educators and teen tipsters advise new investors to do their homework."

>"Iran’s economy has been crippled by US sanctions and decades-long structural issues."

Gross domestic product (GDP) increased at an annual rate of 6.5 percent in the second quarter of 2021, according to an advance estimate from the US Bureau of Economic [Analysis.In](http://Analysis.In) the first quarter, real GDP increased 6.3 percent, revised _...Read More_

>"The Seattle-based company’s shares fell 6 percent in after-hours trading."

"Corporate titans raced ahead during the pandemic, and they are extending that lead over smaller rivals as the rich world bounces back."