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Teachers in Ontario, Canada never imagined they would leave for March break and not return to finish the school year with their students. Many classrooms were frozen in time with Friday, March 12, 2020 still displayed on the walls. Before COVID-19, the rotating strikes by Ontario teachers were the big news story in education in…
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Hurricane Laura may have caused more than $12 billion in wind and surge damage to more than 500,000 insured residential and commercial properties, according to early estimates by property data analysis firm CoreLogic. Most of the property damage occurred in southwest Louisiana, where Laura made landfall early as a Category 4 hurricane with 150 mph winds.…
Read MoreThe rewards continue to pile up for anyone who has the discipline and determination to save for retirement. Mutual fund fees fell to a new record low in 2019, Morningstar reports. The asset-weighted average expense ratio reached an all-time low of 0.45% last year — down from 0.48% in 2018. That’s a 6% decline from…
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The electricity grid is undergoing its first evolution since the invention of the power transmission system, and energy storage devices, particularly mechanical energy storage devices, will play a solid role in this evolution. Q2 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more The Evolution Of The Electricity Grid Decarbonization, renewable energies, and energy storage devices are […]
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Read MoreMost tax practitioners and real estate investors are aware of the depreciation-related changes to the tax code in recent years. However, because of the rapid changes to these rules, many people are less aware of the interactions between these provisions. Original Article Posted at : https://www.accountingtoday.com/opinion/for-the-best-outcome-weigh-provisions-in-both-cares-act-and-tcja
Read MoreBeijing-based education company GSX Techedu Inc. said it is being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission, the latest case as U.S.-listed Chinese companies face greater scrutiny on accounting issues amid rising tensions between the two countries. Original Article Posted at : https://www.accountingtoday.com/articles/sec-probes-chinese-education-firm-amid-tighter-u-s-scrutiny
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The COVID-19 pandemic and the consequent drop in patient visits have led some observers to conclude that primary care physicians would be better off financially if they were capitated than if they were paid fee for service. If they received a fixed amount of money per health plan member per month, they’d have a guaranteed…
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Third-party, or alternative capital is unlikely to have a meaningful influence on potential reinsurance rate increases at the key January 1st, 2021 renewals season, according to Brian Schneider, Senior Director, Global Head of Reinsurance, Fitch Ratings. Speaking during the rating agency’s recently held webinar, which examined global reinsurers at the mid-year with a view to…
Read MoreThis story originally appeared on FlexJobs. When you finally get a job offer, you might not even think twice before accepting it. After all, isn’t that the goal of all your weeks (and maybe months) of dedicated job searching? But not every job offer is the right one for you, so you’ll need to assess…
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Coronavirus has made the whole scenario grim with the U.S. still reporting 30,000 to 50,000 new, confirmed cases per day for the last two weeks. With each passing day, the financial woes of Americans are also increasing. And, what’s adding to their frustration is that lawmakers are still embroiled in the blame game over the […]
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