: A pandemic mystery: The rise in Asian-American unemployment
Asian Americans have been bumped during the pandemic from their historical perch of having the lowest jobless rate of any major ethnic group, but experts say it’s unclear why.
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Market Snapshot: Dow retreats from record as rising bond-yields keep investors on edge
U.S. stocks finished slightly lower Thursday as investors contended with higher bond yields and the threat of inflation given expectations for the the economy to recover quickly later this year.
Econofact: Most crime rates fell sharply during COVID lockdowns and stayed down
Home burglaries and drug crimes dropped, while homicides, shootings and car thefts increased in 2020, a researcher finds.
The Margin: Don’t laminate your COVID vaccination card before doing these 5 things
How to keep your COVID vaccine card safe, and what to do if you lose it
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Market Extra: ‘This has to be one of the single greatest losses of personal wealth in history,’ says stock-market pro of Archegos margin call
Wall Street on Tuesday may be seeing muted action but investors were still buzzing about the highly leveraged wrongway bet reportedly employed by Bill Hwang’s Archegos Capital Management, which may have saddled many banks with multibillion-dollar losses.
The Tell: The stock market could double by 2030 because COVID has ‘utterly changed’ the policy environment: analyst
A prominent stock-market analyst throws in the towel as the S&P 500 index nears his end-of-decade target with “eight-and-a-half years to go,” writing that he now agrees with colleagues that the U.S. benchmark could hit 8,000 by 2030.
