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Salesforce is trying a ‘cute gimmick’ to get workers back to the office, but it may fall flat
Salesforce is trying a new tactic in the battle to get employees back to the office: appealing to their charitable side. Salesforce CRM, +2.76% will donate $10 to charity for every day that employees go to the office from June 12 to June 23, Fortune reported this week. The company says it hopes to raise…
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Here’s one way women can feel more empowered when thinking about their finances
Sometimes it seems as if the deck is stacked against you. For women, high inflation and soaring housing costs in many parts of the U.S. can be compounded by a perception that they are unable to work toward financial independence. Alessandra Malito shares the results of a survey that found that women shy away from,…
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Two-year Treasury yields end at 3-month highs as investors eye approaching Fed decision
[]U.S. bond yields advanced on Friday, with the yield on the 2-year Treasury rising to its highest level since March 9. []Investor have been focused on what could be next for interest rates ahead of the Federal Reserve’s June 13-14 policy meeting. What happened The yield on the 2-year Treasury TMUBMUSD02Y, 4.606% advanced 8.7 basis…
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Meet Turkey’s new central bank governor as ex-First Republic exec takes on soaring inflation, tumbling lira
The Turkish government has appointed its first first female central bank governor, Hafize Gaye Erkan, a former Goldman Sachs banker who is charged trying to rebuild financial stability and credibility for the country. Erkan replaces Şahap Kavcıoğlu, who held the position for just over three years and will now head up the country’s Banking Regulation…
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The demand for Lithium hidden in your garage (no, it’s not your EV)
Editor’s note: If you know me, you know I love to read. And with my Economics background, understanding trends and anticipating future impacts gives me an enormous edge as an investor. Here is an intriguing article from our friends at Katusa Research about everyone’s favorite, Elon Musk, and battery storage! Although I did not author this…
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Gold posts a weekly gain ahead of next week’s U.S. inflation data, Fed decision
Gold prices settled lower on Friday, but held onto a modest gain for the week — their second in a row — on the back of overall weakness in the U.S. dollar. Traders looked to U.S. inflation data and the outcome of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy meeting, both due next week, as the catalysts…
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The demand for Lithium hidden in your garage
Editor’s note: If you know me, you know I love to read. And with my Economics background, understanding trends and anticipating future impacts gives me an enormous edge as an investor. Here is an intriguing article from our friends at Katusa Research about everyone’s favorite, Elon Musk, and battery storage! Although I did not…
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Apple’s iPhone sales were weaker than usual this May, analyst says
Spring is rarely an exciting time for iPhone sales, as consumers await the fall launch of new models, but this May’s sales were likely below typical patterns, according to an analyst. KeyBanc Capital Markets analyst John Vihn wrote Thursday that his checks with wireless carriers found “muted” sales of Apple Inc.’s AAPL, +0.22% iPhones during…
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Want to fight your office’s return-to-work mandate? The law isn’t on your side.
The push and pull continues between management and staff about returning to the office. And in some cases it’s becoming more acrimonious. But if push comes to shove — specifically, a company shove back to the office — workers likely do not have many ways to challenge the directive in court, employment lawyers say. “With…
