Thanks largely to social media and #MeToo, nondisclosure agreements have migrated beyond corporate secrets to personal relationships.
The state’s $20-an-hour mandate pressures some outlets to raise prices and risk turning away low-income customers.
There’s only so much control a president has over economic policy, but promises give voters a sense of what a candidate will attempt.
As coal plants around the country are retired, communities have to fund ways to rebuild.
Joanna Reese funds her Maine shops on a shoestring. “[We do] as much as we can ourselves,” she says, “to save on costs.”
Insurance rates nationwide have jumped more than 11% in 2023 and climbed nearly 20% since 2022, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Some reassuring news: The Census Bureau reported that retail sales were up a full percent in July from the month before.
Despite high prices, “wages are growing faster than inflation,” and families’ purchasing power is growing, he says.
Properties sold through a dual agent tend to move faster, but for less money, research shows. In some states, the practice is illegal.
Months after completing a semiconductor technician training course, two workers share their stories.
