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New data shows tourism generated $31.5 billion for Victoria in the year to December 2022, however visitors are still only at 83 per cent of the pre-pandemic result. National and Interna… Read More

Americans think that the economy is terrible. That's strange -- because the data suggests things are pretty good. Paul Krugman writes:Since December 2021 the U.S. economy has added almost si… Read More

Eight months ago, the future of China’s largest internet companies looked grim. Covid-era lockdowns crushed sales, and Beijing’s harsh tech regulations had spooked even audac… Read More

Martyna Majok, a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, was revising her musical adaptation of “The Great Gatsby” after a long day in a developmental workshop when she heard the… Read More

The prices of Stubborn Cars soared following the coronavirus lockdowns and two years after United States’ worst inflationary event since the 1980s; the market is proving that returning… Read More

The Bay Area transit agency, which has regained only 45 percent of its prepandemic ridership, will offer more service on nights and weekends.It's Friday. With ridership still less than half… Read More

Summer vacation season is here. But if you’re like a surprising number of Americans, you’re probably leaving some paid time off on the table. Among workers whose employer o… Read More

Follow for live updates as the House prepares for a vote on the debt limit deal. For millions of Americans with federal student loan debt, the payment holiday is about to end. Legislatio… Read More

The economic impact of the pandemic has faded since President Donald J. Trump first paused student loan payments in March 2020. Many Americans lost their jobs at the outset of the public h… Read More

Partha Mukhopadhyay, a senior fellow at the Center for Policy Research, a organization in New Delhi, cited one need in particular. “The signaling function could perhaps do with more… Read More

The data complicates the interest-rate outlook. The jump in openings may put pressure on the Federal Reserve to take interest rates even higher. The statistical relationship between high… Read More

When are the Tony Awards? We’re so glad you requested! The Tony Awards, which every year honor the very best performs and musicals staged on Broadway, are Sunday night time. The impo… Read More

“Kimberly Akimbo,” a small-scale, big-hearted show about a teenage girl coping with a life-shortening genetic condition and a comically dysfunctional family, won the coveted… Read More

There was no doubt more cuts would be needed from the moment Gov. Gavin Newsom submitted his preliminary budget plan in January for fiscal 2023, basing it on a minimalist $22 billion estim… Read More

latest it technologies in demand :: Article CreatorExploring High Demand Jobs And In Emerging Technologies The past decade has witnessed remarkable advancements in… Read More

Most Americans have had one or more shots of the flu and Covid vaccines. New this year are the first shots to protect older adults from respiratory syncytial virus, a lesser-known threat… Read More

For over a yr, now we have been dutifully monitoring a number of key datasets throughout the auto sector to seek out the vital inflection level on this maybe most main of financial indica… Read More

Social Safety, the federal government pension plan that helps to help $67 million People, weathered the pandemic with much less of a monetary hit than anticipated, however some beneficiari… Read More

 A case to be heard by the Supreme Court in its next term (United States vs. Rahimi) will determine whether thousands of domestic abuse victims will be killed. New York Governor Kathy H… Read More

Hotels in New York’s Adirondack Mountains are having an easier time hiring this summer, partly as immigrants enter the country in greater numbers and provide a steady supply of sea… Read More

Shipping lines finally seem to be making some headway in managing vessel capacity in the Asia-U.S. trades. Spot rates have been on the rise for three straight weeks, rebounding to levels… Read More

The foldable market has changed dramatically since the beginning of 2019. For starters, there actually is a foldables market to speak of. There was plenty of skepticism around the form facto… Read More

Grimace delivered for McDonald’s. A meal celebrating the “birthday” of the retro purple mascot last month helped drive McDonald’s U.S. same-store sal… Read More

The State of Minnesota, like nearly every public-sector employer across the country, is in a hiring crunch. Not just for any job, though. The desk jobs that can be done remotely, with fl… Read More

There's a big reason airports and resorts are booked up this summer: Americans are taking off work and vacationing more than they have in over a decade. In some cases, their employers are fo… Read More

Demand for travel to Eastern Europe is at its strongest in three years, according to tour operators and river cruise lines, some of whom say the region could see a full recovery in 2024.&nbs… Read More

Movie posters for Barbie and Oppenheimer are pictured outside of the Cinemark Somerdale 16 and XD in Somerdale, New Jersey, 2023. Hannah Beier | The Washington Post | Getty Images &l… Read More

Echoing patterns in prior years, coronavirus infections are slowly ticking up in parts of the country, the harbinger of a possible fall and winter wave. But the numbers remain low for no… Read More

Good news is bad news: It had been the mantra in economic circles ever since inflation took off in early 2021. A strong job market and rapid consumer spending risked fueling further pric… Read More

FLOODED WITH SIGHTSEERS: Sagrada Familia, Antoni Gaudi’s most famous building. PHOTO COURTESY OF FACEBOOK BARCELONA, Spain (AP) – A recent Saturday evening Mass at Sagrada Fami… Read More

Individuals like to write down off New York Metropolis, and again and again, this metropolis proves them improper. It’s by no means been magic, nonetheless — the resurrection… Read More

A man was wounded in a stabbing outside the British Museum in central London on Tuesday, the Metropolitan Police said, adding that it was an isolated incident and was not being treated a… Read More

Dr. Alice Mills was thinking of selling her veterinary practice in Lexington, Ky., this year, but she decided to put the move off because she worried that it would be difficult to sell i… Read More

The estimated number of suicide deaths in the United States rose to nearly 50,000 in 2022, according to provisional data released on Thursday from the Centers for Disease Control and Prev… Read More

…and global currencies slide Charlotte's web3 (Paul Chinn/Getty Images) Yesterday's Market Moves Dow Jones34,946 (-1.02%)S&P 5004,438 (-1.16%)Nasdaq13,631 (-1.14… Read More

Americans’ credit card balances rose briskly in the second quarter, hitting a sobering milestone of more than $1 trillion, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York reported this month… Read More

Delivered every Monday by 10 a.m., New York Real Estate & Infrastructure is your guide to the week’s top real estate news and policy in Albany and around the Empire State… Read More

My son’s first movie was “La La Land,” which he watched strapped to my chest during a baby-friendly matinee in Brooklyn. He was 7 months old then, hungry and appropriat… Read More

IRCTC, a Miniratna (Category-I) CPSE under Ministry of Railways convened its 24th Annual General Meeting at 12.30 PM through VC/OAVM from registered office, New Delhi. The meeting was conven… Read More

A Soothing JOLTS The doves obtained every little thing they may have wished for out of the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) on Tuesday. Job openings fell to eight.827 millio… Read More

…and Texas rolls out controversial EV fees America's hot job market is getting some shade (Mike McGinnis/Getty Images) Sponsored byYesterday's Market Moves Dow Jones… Read More

The Covid-19 pandemic hurt the U.S. economy in a lot of ways. It choked global supply chains, sent consumer prices soaring and briefly knocked millions of people out of work. But it migh… Read More

The traditional 9-to-5, suited-up office worker spending their days in a cubicle farm – that image is quickly fading into history. Full-time in-office work is dying, and the stake is b… Read More

Today’s jobs report showed that the US labor market was hotter than expected in September, adding 336,000 jobs. Furthermore, July and August payrolls were revised up by a combined 119… Read More

Elsayed Elgammal, who runs a cart known as Mando Halal Meals, has a loyal clientele that traces up for his signature hen and rice dish. However after greater than twenty years on the ide… Read More

…and Delta's premium-profit summer Might have to switch back to paper and ink (Gary Hershorn/Getty Images) Sponsored byYesterday's Market Moves Dow Jones33,631 (-0.5… Read More

The bar for taking a sick day is getting lower, and some bosses say that's a problem. From a report: U.S. workers have long viewed an unwillingness to take sick days as a badge of honor. Tha… Read More

…and Wall Street leaves the chat New Kirkland drop (Robert Nickelsberg/Getty Images) Sponsored byYesterday's Market Moves Dow Jones33,665 (-0.98%)S&P 5004,315 (… Read More