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Contactless payments have risen dramatically since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Loss prevention specialist CB911 warns of a probable increase in fraud as wrongdoers master this technology. Q2 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more A Sharp Increase In Contactless Payments Business owners have seen a sharp increase in contactless payments as more consumers […]
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We should start hearing more and more about the status of a second stimulus check for the general public. Unfortunately, Congress is even more split than ever. Not only are Republicans sparring with Democrats, but they’re also doing battle with their own party members as the GOP is split over what should be in the […]
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Free Office Finder share their thoughts on the future of office rentals. Businesses have adapted to the pandemic and are now beginning to think of what the future will look like after coronavirus. In addition to financial and flexibility considerations, many businesses may also be considering hygiene and disaster recovery in their next steps. Q2 2020 […]
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The alternative, or third-party reinsurance capital market, has permanently altered the structure of reinsurers and will continue to do so moving forward, according to Dr. Morton Lane, President, Lane Financial LLC, and Director, The University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign. During the penultimate day of the virtual Artemis ILS Asia 2020 conference, Lane delivered an insightful…
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I am a female immigrant gastroenterologist from Pakistan, practicing in the city of Minneapolis. Having lived in this country for 22 years and married to a white man, I generally feel that I fit in pretty well. A couple of weeks ago at work, I walked into a procedure room and introduced myself to a…
Read MoreAs U.S. businesses struggle to recover from the economic downturn, Congress and the White House continue to debate a phase four relief package, which could include anything from incentives for domestic travel and a payroll tax cut to more fundamental reforms like enacting permanent full cost recovery. Meanwhile, states continue to grapple with revenue shortfalls…
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As the world reels from illnesses and deaths due to COVID-19, the race is on for a safe, effective, long-lasting vaccine to help the body block the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2. The three vaccine approaches discussed here are among the first to be tested clinically in the United States. How vaccines induce immunity: The starting line…
Read MoreJoe Biden on Tuesday unveiled a $775 billion plan to bolster childcare and care for the elderly that would be financed by taxes on real-estate investors with incomes of more than $400,000 as well as increased tax compliance by high-income earners. Original Article Posted at : https://www.accountingtoday.com/articles/bidens-775b-plan-paid-with-real-estate-taxes
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As was expected, Monday (July 20) was an important day regarding the next stimulus package. There were closed-door discussions on what the next relief package should include. Detailed below are the discussions that took place on Monday with regard to the coronavirus stimulus package and checks. Q2 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Discussions […]
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Burnout is a huge problem in medicine. There are a lot of reasons for that, the most commonly cited of which are overwhelming bureaucracy and administration work and perceived under-compensation. Many doctors say the same thing: “I just want to take care of patients, but all of this stuff gets in the way.” I think…
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