While other European cities keep a tight grip on citizens, Spain’s capital region and city has just loosened its rules, even as COVID-19 cases remain high.
Long-term U.S. Treasury yields clamber higher Friday, recording their sharpest weekly rise in about six weeks, as debt prices came under pressure over worries about looming inflation as the economy recovers from the coronavirus pandemic with the aid of large amounts of fiscal and monetary stimulus.
The action this week has been centered on the bond market, not the stock market, as Treasury yields have climbed in reaction to the progress on a new stimulus package as well as the global rollout of vaccines.
Silicon Valley’s deepening descent into wealth inequality is particularly stark when comparing Big Tech with the San Francisco Bay Area’s small businesses.
Despite reports of an exodus, Silicon Valley remains the tech capital of the world, with new data showing continued record investment in the industry in 2020 and no overall declines in jobs and population in the region.
Oil futures fall Friday, with the U.S. benchmark ending below the $60-a-barrel level, on expectations that crude output shut down by winter storms in Texas will soon be restored.
‘Is there a way I could put that money in a trust or someplace where my husband would not be able to access in the event we actually file for divorce?’
Independent-living facilities were confident last fall when the Pharmacy Partnership for Long-Term Care was announced that they were eligible alongside nursing homes and assisted-living facilities.
Tilray Inc. narrowed losses and boosted revenue in the final three months of 2020, as it prepared to merge with fellow Canadian marijuana company Aphria Inc.
‘She is in her late 50s and it has been difficult for her to find a job. Currently, she is earning money as a care giver and doing odd jobs to get by.’