The U.S. economy might be getting ill again from the coronavirus. Mario Tama/Getty Images The numbers: The U.S. economy expanded again in October at a moderate pace, according to a survey of leading indicators, but growth is slowing and likely to taper off even further as the coronavirus reasserts itself. …
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SAN ANSELMO, CA – AUGUST 29: In this Photo Illustration, Twenty dollar bills sit in a wallet on August 29, 2017 in San Anselmo, California. The dollar fell to a two and a half year low to 91.77 Tuesday following the latest missile launch by North Korea. The U.S. dollar …
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Pin Share Tweet It has been a quiet week where I was able to get caught up on “behind-the-scenes” blog stuff while making it a point to get outside as much as I could to enjoy the changing scenery and the dipping temps, especially in the morning. I like to …
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A lab technician uses a pipette dropper during the antigen quantification process of the coronavirus vaccine research at the Valneva SA laboratories in Vienna, Austria, on Thursday, Aug. 6, 2020. T Akos Stiller/Bloomberg News Pharmaceutical group Pfizer Inc. said its Covid-19 vaccine candidate, being developed jointly with BioNTech SE, was …
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Older workers are disproportionately impacted with job losses during the current pandemic, especially because not all will be able to return to the workforce. 80% of older Americans can’t afford to retire – COVID-19 isn’t helping Just prior to the crisis, 34 million workers ages 55 to 70 years old …
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