Burned Out, More Americans Are Turning to Part-Time Jobs – WSJ
Part-time work is exploding. The number of Americans working part time rose by 1.2 million in December and January compared with the preceding months, according
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Record-breaking global bond rally crumbles as fresh inflation fears grip investors – The Financial Times
The record-breaking global bond market rally since the start of this year has fizzled out as mounting signs of persistent inflation force investors to reverse
Countering Structural Disruptions
Trade and technology development policies almost always have distributional consequences. There may be a few exceptions for which the implementation of a policy produces either
The US economy grew less in fourth quarter than previously believed – CNN
The US economy grew at a 2.7% annual rate in the final three months of the year, the Commerce Department reported Thursday. That’s less than
Consultants start to cut jobs as boom time ends – The Financial Times
Job cuts at McKinsey and KPMG this month are the first concrete sign that a boom in spending on consultants that started during the pandemic
It’s time for Alphabet to spin off YouTube – The Economist
Compared with the attention heaped on Bob Iger’s return to the helm of Disney and the stepping back of Reed Hastings at Netflix, news on
Jobless Claims Edged Lower Last Week – WSJ
Worker claims for unemployment benefits ticked down last week, a sign the labor market remains historically tight. Initial jobless claims, a proxy for layoffs, decreased
Netflix cuts prices for subscribers in more than 30 countries – BBC News
Streaming giant Netflix has cut prices in more than 30 countries as it attempts to attract more subscribers. Prices have been cut in parts of
Policy Priorities for the G20: One Earth, One Family, One Future
At a time of heightened uncertainties for the global economy, India’s strong performance remains a bright spot. So, it’s fitting that Group of Twenty finance
PODCAST: Could a Four-Day Workweek Become a Reality?
In one of the largest trials of a four-day week to date, British businesses gave their 2,900 workers a paid day off a week to