There has been a wave of migration to the U.S. — legal and not — since 2022. Many who entered are finding and keeping jobs.
The grants are an attempt to correct decisions made decades ago.
The Labor Department reported that the price of imported goods rose 0.3% in February compared to 0.8% the month before.
Farmers are catching less than half of their normal haul. Restaurants are hiking prices for the tiny, lobster-like crustacean, which is threatening neighborhood traditions of gathering around a crawfish boil.
Higher prices can correlate with economic strength. Also, OPEC is holding back supply.
“In 2023, someone enrolled on Coursera in [generative] AI content every minute,” the company’s chief content officer says.
Trade protections and the Chinese real estate market both play a role.
The self-governing island consumes a billion cups a year of the milk tea with the chewy tapioca pearls. Globally, it’s a $3 billion industry.
Early in the pandemic, congested supply chains drove inflation. Now, we’re seeing growth without major disruptions.
Many are struggling with high deposit rates and shaky commercial real estate portfolios. Some seek to bulk up as a solution.
