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The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development is seeking similar unpaid taxes from Uber. Last year, the state told Uber it owed it $650 million after an audit.

There remains around 22 million people on government jobless benefits...

"A strong pick-up in demand" for suburban office space versus major cities has been observed.

As for the bottom 99%: suck it up, debt-serfs and tax donkeys: yours is not to reason why, yours is to do and die...

The next time you hear someone in the media saying the housing market will never go down again because of an “inventory shortage,” it may be worth questioning their view...

Agree with them or not, more lockdowns are coming. This will be the final death bell for many chains and independents...

Land O'Lakes saw its profit rise by more than 5x in the third quarter to $66 million...
 

“The spark of living in the city just kind of burned out a bit with everything being closed. We kind of didn’t see when it would come back to normal.”

The top challenge remote workers face is unplugging from work, followed by loneliness, and communicating with coworkers...

...who knew Bugatti had a leasing program? 

Moody's estimates that 12.8 million Americans may owe an average of $5,400 from missed rent payments...

One of the latest offers made on the marketplace for the tranche of 10,000 emails was for just $3.50 per email...

...for the first time in nearly four years, the financial expectations of Republicans and Democrats were nearly equal.

The savings rate dropped to 14.3%, but last month's 14.1% was adjusted to 14.8% so technically US savings were more than previously expected...

 “You’re daft if you aren’t negotiating lower rent right now. Supply is high and occupancy has fallen off a cliff.”

The news comes after the announcement of 28,000 layoffs at the end of September...
 

That is the biggest YoY gain since 2009 (and remains above the previous record high in 2005)...

While overall jobless claims fell, Pandemic Emergency Claims surged last week once again...

"America's food-makers are determined not to get caught flatfooted again." 

"A Lot Of Hoarding" -