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Research & InsightsAugust 8, 2019 There are still 1.4 million more jobs than unemployed people, but the gap is closing
Source: CNBC
The change in job openings left the gap between vacancies and those considered unemployed at 1.37 million, a decrease of 123,000 from May. Unemployed workers are defined as those out of work who have looked for a job and are... July 19, 2019 A booming manufacturing report just poked another hole in the Fed’s case for a rate cut
Source: CNBC
The Philadelphia Fed saw its primary gauge measuring the sector jump from 0.3 in June to 21.8, far better than Wall Street estimates of 5 and the highest in a year. The index measures the difference between companies saying they... July 11, 2019 Employment among ‘prime age’ men declining, triggering 'alarm'
Source: Fox Business
While the U.S. economy Opens a New Window. continues to show signs of strength and vitality, employment Opens a New Window. conditions appear to be worsening for one particular group: prime-age males. July 9, 2019 HHS Inspector General Finds Serious Flaws In 20% Of U.S. Hospice Programs
Source: NPR
The Office of the Inspector General in the Department of Health and Human Services found that from 2012 through 2016, health inspectors cited 87% of hospices for deficiencies. And 20% percent of hospices had lapses serious enough... June 20, 2019 China’s economic census uncovers more fake data as officials promise ‘zero tolerance’ to data manipulation
Source: South China Morning Post
Officials in the central Chinese city of Guanghan have been found to have gone to extraordinary lengths to manipulate raw data to obscure the real picture of the health of the economy, according to the National Bureau of... June 19, 2019 Poll shows Medicare for All is confusing to most Americans
Source: CNN
Nearly seven in 10 Americans think they would continue to pay deductibles and co-pays under Medicare for All, Kaiser found, when in fact they would not. And some 54% wrongly believe that individuals and employers would continue... June 18, 2019 American Academy of Pediatrics report urges travelers get MMR vaccine in wake of "record-breaking" European measles outbreakSource: CBSA report published Monday in the American Academy of Pediatrics medical journal recommends all U.S. citizens "receive all recommended vaccinations, including measles, before traveling abroad." The study comes in the wake of what... June 12, 2019 Are we heading into a recession? Some CFOs think it could happen soon
Source: Fox Business
America's CFOs are increasingly betting that the U.S. economy Opens a New Window. will enter a recession within one year, according to a survey published on Wednesday. June 10, 2019 Markets can cheer: China appears to finally be addressing its US trade surplus
Source: CNBC
Indeed, the signal is clear that China has decided to operate a radical change in its U.S. trade. Taken at an annual rate, China’s trade surplus with the U.S. in the January-April interval would be 23.5% below China’s surplus for... May 31, 2019 Experts are furious over the FCC’s rosy picture of broadband access
Source: The Verge
According to a newly released report from the agency on the digital divide, the gap between rural and urban internet access has “narrowed substantially, and more Americans than ever before have access to high-speed broadband.”... |
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