As outlined by Axios. The Biden administration’s COVID-19 vaccine-or-test mandate is history, but about half of U.S. employers are proceeding with one anyway, Nathan writes. By the numbers: Nearly a quarter of employers are already requiring vaccinations without a testing option despite the Supreme Court scrapping the Biden mandate, according… Read More »Employers Vaccination Requirements
There is still loads of money available for businesses acquisitions and business investments. Last week we reported that 2021 was a record year for PE secondaries deals, but a new Evercore report suggests that the times will keep booming. There’s over $100 billion in dry powder dedicated to secondaries, with… Read More »More Money (‘Dry Powder’) Available for Purchasing Businesses
Some business owners take a number of perks from their business, from the ‘standards’ (e.g., auto expenses, memberships, and insurance plans) to ‘extras’ (e.g., entertainment, vacations, or an additional family members ‘working’). Perks are a way for owners to add further compensation for their hard work. However, they add complications… Read More »Business Value Increases When Perks Decrease
As we celebrate black history we focus todays DBA on number of Black immigrants in each state, as stated in this Axios article: The number of Black immigrants in the U.S. has soared 475% over the last 40 years, Axios’ Russell Contreras writes from a new Pew report. Why it… Read More »Black Immigrant Population
Tesla had a stellar year and even if Elon indicates no new products this year, they will be bringing two new factories on line and increasing their efficiencies, not to mention releasing feature complete full self driving. With a net income attributable to shareholders of $2.3 billion this past quarter… Read More »Tesla Turns a Real Profit This Year
The Percentage of personal income from government programs is on the rise. As outlined by Axios: State of play: As much as 22% of Americans’ personal income last year came from government benefits, including Social Security, stimulus checks, enhanced unemployment insurance, and the child tax credits (CTCs) that ended in… Read More »Government Support Continues to Increase
As we are learning to live the pandemic this should be the time for growth. The International Monetary Fund has cut its growth forecast for the world economy by 0.5 percentage points. According to its latest World Economic Outlook, published on Tuesday, the organization now expects global gross domestic product to… Read More »IMF Cuts Growth Forecast for 2022
We’ve all been out lately and noticed that prices are up significantly and on basic stuff like a burger and fries, Chicken sandwich. Catch up quick: Higher costs weighed on McDonald’s profits last quarter, the company reported today. Passing costs onto diners may continue to hurt the company’s business, according… Read More »Food Price Increase By Category
Even with all the supply chain issues, the Trade deficit is at an all time high. This obviously is not sustainable. Americans’ spending on imported physical goods has gone through the roof, while exports are growing slowly, making the U.S. the world’s consumer of last resort. Why it matters: High… Read More »Trade Deficit is Through the Roof
Jobs offering a 4 day work week is no way the norm. The four-day workweek is nowhere close to becoming the norm, despite a flurry of media coverage and intense interest from worker bees worldwide, Emily Peck writes for Axios Markets. Why it matters: With the pandemic throwing work-family dynamics… Read More »4 Day Work Week