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Covid-19 pandemic
For consumers and businesses, this fall brings a strong sense of deja vu
Sep 13, 2021
"It's a guessing game right now," one analyst told us.
Travel slowing as Labor Day nears
Aug 30, 2021
The late-summer slowdown could delay full recovery for the industry.
Childhood hunger declines as tax credit payments arrive
Aug 26, 2021
Expanded child tax payments have helped families — especially Black and Latinx households — struggling with food insecurity.
Could the lessons of the pandemic be a boon to workers with disabilities?
Aug 26, 2021
Technologies that became common due to COVID have been useful for workers with disabilities. Now, returning to offices gives employers a chance to improve accessibility.
Teachers are leaving the profession due to COVID-19 stresses
Aug 25, 2021
The size of the teaching workforce didn't change significantly in Arizona, but pandemic-related stress has been a big factor for those who decided to quit.
Business districts face an uncertain future as return-to-office is delayed
Aug 17, 2021
State Street is closing its two Manhattan offices — a sign of what may be to come as we get closer to many companies' back-to-office target dates.
Millions of renters could face eviction as moratorium ends
Jul 28, 2021
Congress allocated $46 billion for rental assistance — but is that information, and the money, getting to people who need it?
For public good, not for profit.
Back-to-school spending is hard to predict this year
Jul 23, 2021
This time of year is always a big moment in retail. But there’s a lot going on that makes this back-to-school season different.
Businesses are re-opening at a frenetic pace, Yelp finds — especially where vaccination rates are higher
Jul 23, 2021
Where there are lower vaccination rates, there’s less consumer interest.
Just $3 billion in rent relief has gone out, with CDC eviction ban set to end
Jul 23, 2021
More rental assistance was distributed in June than in the previous three months combined, but it's still a small fraction of the nearly $50 billion Congress approved.