Florida’s unemployment claims drop, but layoffs still plague hotels, stores and restaurants
The number of weekly state claims was the lowest since the coronavirus brought a surge of unemployment to Florida in mid-March
Hertz suspends stock sale amid SEC scrutiny
The review comes at a time of increased interest in shares of bankrupt and near-bankrupt companies among individual investors, despite the fact that common stock typically gets canceled at the end of the court process.
Target to raise its minimum wage to $15 permanently in July
Target, which had already temporarily raised its $13 minimum wage by $2 in March, said it is spending $1 billion more in pay and benefits than it did last year.
Lighthizer ‘troubled’ by trade staffers seeking private clients
The U.S. trade representative told a Senate committee that he would follow up on the matter but that the two officials — who reached out to automotive companies for consulting work — ran the activity by the ethics office.
Son can take advantage of mom’s Roth IRA
Son can take advantage of mom’s Roth IRA