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Consumer Prices Spike, Led Mostly by Used Cars

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Chris Gaetano
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Jul 13, 2021

Inflation continued its sudden rise, with consumer prices reaching heights not seen since 2008, much of them associated with industries, such used cars, that were particularly affected by the pandemic.
Survey Shows Slight Majority Oppose Vaccine Mandates at Work

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Chris Gaetano
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Jul 13, 2021

A recent poll has found that a slight majority of working people are against vaccine mandates in workplaces.
Child Tax Credit Payments May Have Mild Stimulus Effect on Economy

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Chris Gaetano
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Jul 12, 2021

The enhanced child tax credits, a key part of the American Recovery Plan Act, might have an economic impact akin to the pandemic-related stimulus payments, though milder.
G-20 Backs Global Minimum Tax

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Chris Gaetano
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Jul 12, 2021

Leaders of the 20 biggest economies on the planet have agreed to move forward on a global tax regime meant to discourage companies from engaging in rate arbitrage between jurisdictions.
Regulatory Roundup - July 3-12

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Chris Gaetano
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Jul 12, 2021

With so many regulators out there, it can be tough to keep track of all the decisions being made. This is the NYSSCPA's regular series that collects relevant regulatory announcements from the past week, and puts them in one place to help you stay on top of the issues.
Study Finds Nearly a Dozen NYC Executives Received Dividends on Stock They Don't Own

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Chris Gaetano
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Jul 12, 2021

Research by Crain's New York Business reveals that nearly a dozen executives in New York City have, as a matter of course, been paid dividends on stocks they don't actually own, a practice that is more common than is typically disclosed.
White House Executive Order Aims to Increase Business Competition

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Chris Gaetano
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Jul 9, 2021

The White House released an executive order that is aimed at discouraging business practices which it views as anti-competitive, enacting a government-wide effort that covers a wide variety of policies and procedures.
Wells Fargo Ends Personal Line of Credit Program, Which May Affect Customers' Credit Scores

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Chris Gaetano
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Jul 9, 2021

Wells Fargo said it is ending a program which provided customers with personal lines of credit with the goal of simplifying its product offerings, but the move has drawn fire because it could potentially affect customer credit scores through no fault of their own.
Data Shows Restaurant Workers Quitting Twice as Much as Economy-Wide Average

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Chris Gaetano
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Jul 9, 2021

Large numbers of restaurant workers are quitting their jobs, with many leaving to find better opportunities elsewhere.
Pandemic Job Toll: 20 Million in Wealthy Nations

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Chris Gaetano
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Jul 8, 2021

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said that, among its members, the pandemic wiped out some 20 million jobs.

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