Look To The States, Not Congress, For Long-Term Care Financing Reform
Washington State is refining its first-in-the-nation public program and plans to begin collecting premiums in July and paying benefits in 2026.
Washington State is refining its first-in-the-nation public program and plans to begin collecting premiums in July and paying benefits in 2026.
Though stability of the labor market this year remains uncertain, some recruitment teams are preparing for a tightening market. Major corporations continue to lay off workers and implement hiring freezes. As a result, companies are slowing down on talent acquisition to conserve funds.
A former special agent in charge of counterintelligence in the FBI’s New York office allegedly tried to hide the Russian oligarch’s involvement in the financial deal.
Casa Olivia is a 14,347 square foot contemporary Spanish home located in the Bird Streets of Los Angeles. It is for sale for $13+ million.
What's ahead for 2023? A number of CEOs and cannabis experts offered to weigh in.
How businesses have mishandled layoffs shows that companies are not your family and everyone is disposable at the whim of management. It's a stark reminder that organizations and their executives prioritize shareholders.
A U.S. District Court has denied an application for charging order under Pennyslvania law against a Sociedad Anónima domiciled in Costa Rica that is a judgment debtor.
Microsoft recently announced layoffs impacting 10,000 people, the latest in a string of tech industry cuts. Here’s what it means for the company and investors.
The differences between these bills are often small but significant. If your state legislature is considering such a bill, here are questions to ask.
Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase are reportedly working on a digital wallet that links with debit and credit cards, in a bid to compete with Apple Pay and PayPal.
Miami Beach is brimming with nightspots and Art Deco and the two combine in the newest, Queen Restaurant & Lounge, opening in South Beach on Thursday.
Companies large and small must be intentional about creating a culture where DEI can thrive.
Cabot has found a unique way to make its first U.S. property stand out, even in the best-supplied golf state in the nation: a 21-hole course.
How innate talent, unrelenting drive and a moment of serendipity catapulted Charles Phillips into the rarefied circle of America’s top tech CEOs.
Ioneer saw a surge in stock price after details emerged about a new lithium plant in Nevada. Here are the details investors need to know.
UAE has made significant steps toward greening, and the next chairman of the climate gathering COP28 is from the state-owned oil company ADNOC – expect skirmishes of vested interests.
Party City has filed for bankruptcy. We look at how the struggling retailer got to this point and the company's future.
There can be no definitive list of "disability don'ts." But here are three of the most common things non-disabled people say and do, with the best intentions, that tend to exhaust and exasperate people with disabilities.
Jonah Hill's recent documentary about his therapist Stutz presents approachable and action-oriented ways to manage our thoughts and feelings. While the film has been critiqued on a number of levels, how powerful to make available tools like this that can address the global mental health crisis.
BYD outsold Tesla in 2022, making it one of the world’s largest electric vehicle makers. However, it has been cautious about entering the U.S. market.
A solid pair of winter boots ensures you’re not caught off guard, whether you’re shoveling out a driveway, commuting on slushy streets or hiking through snow.
The general manager of an NFL team has to be a master architect. He must assess the material he has at his disposal. He has to come up with a plan that is logical and realistic. He has to execute that plan and be willing to make changes along the way.
The CPI data for December came in, and investors reacted positively to the initial news. We look at the impact of inflation on the economy and the stock market.
Right-wing culture warriors Steven Crowder and Ben Shapiro are engaged in a messy battle over the future of conservative media.
If the earliest hiring decisions at a new company exclude women, which they often do, then the organization will have difficulty attracting female talent in the future.