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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi apparently have a deal on an emergency spending bill. Erika Alexander, co-producer of the John Lewis documentary “Good Trouble” and the actress who played Maxine Shaw on “Living Single,” the ‘90s sitcom that had a generational impact on Black women.
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How can India balance re-starting mass transit with a rising case count? Britain has set an October deadline for a post-Brexit trade deal. Should we actually treat men and women differently at work?
But let’s take a look at where the gains came from. Also, a stock sell-off headlined by tech companies — the biggest dip since June. And, a plan in the U.K. to give companies cash for hiring unemployed young people.
The tech giants that have led market rallies since the pandemic lows of March had a rough Thursday. Let’s put that in perspective. Plus, state revenues are down, foreshadowing layoffs. And, why we’re seeing more demand for industrial real estate.
More than 100 members of the European Parliament have signed on to the call for sanctions. Plus, curating some of the world’s most famous works in an online museum.
The debt looks a lot like it did in 1946. Also, another 880,000 people signed up for jobless benefits. That seems down, yet it is a false comparison. And, KFC is caught between the Trump administration and Chinese tech companies.
New CDC guidance asks states to be prepared for initial doses of a coronavirus vaccine within a couple of months. Plus, a run on aluminum hits the beverage industry. And, parents balance their kids heading back to school with work.
