Business and finance news from Guardian US
Business
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Imminent economic blueprint has implications for planet – and whether Paris agreement likely to be met
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While millions of women lost their jobs, higher-income women desiring more space have benefitted from low mortgage rates -
A program, financed by private donations, gave $500 per month for two years to Stockton residents who earned less than the median income
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In depth
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In the documentary Persona: The Dark Truth Behind Personality Tests, the discriminatory nature of a widely used tool is put under the microscope -
Delays, backlogs of claims and errors have left workers without any unemployment benefits while out of work due to Covid -
The app is basically a giant conference call where you can invite people to join, listen and talk with – a great place to build a network or find a new audience -
Millions in precarious jobs are betting scant savings on worthless stocks and cryptocurrencies via share-dealing apps
Around the world
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Government’s independent forecaster also says Covid crisis will cost equivalent of £14,000 for every household -
Researcher Shiro Armstrong says decline most likely due to Australia’s changed foreign investment settings amid Covid -
The 65-year-old title is forecast to make £7m in profits this year -
Sir Chris Hohn’s Children’s Investment fund reports 66% jump in profits
Featured topics
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Bullying or budgeting? Guardian readers weigh in on conflict over which spouse can control the purse-strings -
Party’s most conservative senator, from one of the poorest states, has advocated for a rise only to $11 an hour – but workers say it’s not enough -
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