Mid Year Media Review
The dollar’s purchasing power in California is 84 cents based on the regional cost of items such as housing, groceries and services in 2019, according to a new analysis from the … Read More
As vaccinations and relaxed health guidelines make returning to the office a reality for more companies, there seems to be a disconnect between managers and their workers over remote work. … Read More
The state of Nebraska is set to receive a little more than $1 billion in federal funding as part of the “American Rescue Plan” passed by Congress earlier this year. … Read More
Despite the increasing diversity among America’s college students, business school professors remain overwhelmingly white. In U.S. business schools, Black and Hispanic individuals make up 23.2% of students, yet only 6.7% … Read More
Arizona’s economy is making its way back to pre-pandemic levels, but employers say the lack of willing workers has hamstring their recovery. The National Federation of Independent Business released its … Read More
Two of the city’s most important financial institutions have told their workers to plan to be back in the office soon — raising hopes of the biggest landlords and smallest … Read More
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has embraced Silicon Valley tech companies and health care industry titans in response to the covid-19 pandemic like no other governor in America — routinely outsourcing … Read More
Tobin’s pharmacy and department store had already stocked its shelves with Easter and Mother’s Day items last spring, and the staff had just placed the Christmas orders. The shop in … Read More
The Florida Legislature concluded its session Friday by adopting a $101.5 billion budget, two huge insurance reform measures and a raft of partisan-motivated bills likely to be challenged in court. But the … Read More
