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Recession Continues as 1.4M More Lose Jobs, Small Businesses Denied Help As Enhanced Unemployment Insurance Near End Q1 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Unemployment Rate Remains High WASHINGTON, D.C. – The unemployment rate remains at over 11% and the U.S. economy is still on edge this week as over 1.4 million more Americans filed for unemployment insurance. The […]
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Read MoreHave you come across the name Jefferson Capital Systems on your credit report or in your recent calls? One forgotten bill can put you on Jefferson Capital Systems’ list, doing damage to your credit score for several years if it’s left unresolved. Fortunately, getting Jefferson removed from your credit report can be done simply with…
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In spite of the unprecedented impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on sectors of all shapes and sizes, when it comes to servicing the insurance-linked securities (ILS) sector during this challenging time, Guernsey did not miss a beat. This is according to Jutta Kath, Head of Transaction Management at Schroder Secquaero, who, speaking as part of…
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PG&E Corporation (NYSE:PCG) is an industry leader in arson and manslaughter. They also do something with electricity. PCG filed for bankruptcy in January of 2019 after they were unable to pay billions in claims. To call the bankruptcy process a klusterfuk, is generous to all involved. However, that’s all in the rearview mirror. A bunch […]
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China, Covid, Trump and Brexit: Investors’ top concerns for the second half of 2020 Q1 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more The China-rest of the world relations, the trajectory of the Covid-19 pandemic, the U.S. election and Brexit are the top concerns for investors for the last six months of 2020. The observations from […]
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Read MoreWilliam Perugini / Shutterstock.com The coronavirus pandemic and resulting restrictions have already put a mark on everything from our shopping to the work world. Plexiglass barriers at the checkout, face coverings and other physical changes likely will be with us for some time. Some changes, however, are less material and more mental. And not all…
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First and foremost, a mental health crisis is a medical emergency well within the sector of public health. Therefore, the question of who should respond to mental health emergencies is one in which physicians and all medical providers should have a say. Medical providers should not only be aware of the systems in place to…
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Considerations in feed unit selection include ease of setup, flexibility, precision, power-supply needs, and your plant’s specific production methods.
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Self storage has proven to be a fairly recession-proof industry in the past, but is it pandemic-proof? According to STORAGECafe’s most recent analysis, the hit that self storage has taken has been somewhat lighter than the impacts other real estate sectors have experienced. Oversupply has been putting downward pressure on street rates since last year, […]
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Talks and expectations surrounding the second coronavirus stimulus have increased now that we are into July. Earlier this week, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell reaffirmed that they would start the discussion on the next bill this month. On Wednesday, President Donald Trump further fueled coronavirus stimulus checks expectations, saying it would be “larger.” Q1 2020 […]
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