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The labor shortage is getting worse: half of the small businesses in the United States do not recruit enough people, and more than 40 percent of the small businesses are forced to raise wages.
Fifty per cent of small business owners in the US reported job openings in August, an all-time high, the National Alliance of Independent Enterprises (NFIB) said on Thursday. The proportion of small businesses that do not hire enough workers is the highest since records began in 1986, up one percentage point from 49 per cent in July, according to NFIB. In addition, 41 per cent of small business owners said they had raised wages to attract workers, an all-time high. Bill Dunkelberg, chief economist of NFIB, said in a statement: "the owners raise wages in order to attract workers, and these costs are positive."
LIZHI INC's net revenue rose 3.35% before trading, and Q2's net revenue increased by 59% compared with the same period last year.
LIZHI INC (LIZI.O) rose 3.35% before trading. Net revenue of LIZI.O Q2 was up 59% year-on-year, and the average number of monthly active users on mobile was up 9% year-on-year.
Vice chairman of the Federal Reserve: agrees with Powell's view of reducing the size later this year
Richard Clarida, vice chairman of the Federal Reserve, said on Friday that he preferred to start scaling back the central bank's monthly bond purchases later this year. Mr Clarida said: "We did test to slow down purchases in December and we want to see significant further progress towards our goal, and I agree with Powell. I think we do meet this standard in terms of inflation. " "We have made progress in the labour market. In July, we don't think significant progress has been made, but employment growth has averaged 800000 a month in the past three months.
The 10-year Treasury yield fell back below 1.40%.
Long-term Treasury yields tumbled on Friday, supported by buying at the end of the month. The move comes a day after poor seven-year issuance exacerbated the decline in government bonds, with the benchmark 10-year yield rising more than 1.6 per cent at one point to a 12-month high. The 10-year yield fell as much as 14 basis points to 1.3776 per cent today. The yield curve flattened as long-term bonds outperformed. About 110000 10-year Treasury futures traded in the three minutes around 4 p.m., and yields fell to the day's lows. The spread on the 10-year yield fell to about 125 basis points compared with the two-year period.
The collapse of “female Buffett” heavy holdings across the board gave birth to the new term “wood-style sell-off”
As the “female Buffett” Cathy Wood's heavy holdings fell across the board in early trading on Tuesday, a new term — “Cathie Wood sell-off” (Cathie Wood sell-off) — appeared on the market. At the opening of trading on Tuesday, the heavy-held stock of Wood's Ark Investments was the stock with the biggest decline in the market. Shares of Palantir, Tesla, Roku, Square, Paypal, Teladoc, Baidu, Zillow, Shopify, and Spotify all fell sharply. These are all of Wood's flagship fund Ark Innovation ETF (AARK) and sides
Female Buffett is not afraid of a sharp drop to join Tesla: the bull market is built on a wall of worry
US technology stocks fell sharply in early trading on Tuesday. The heavy-duty stock of “female Buffett” Cathy Wood's Ark Investment Management Company led the decline in the market, but for investors who really believe in technology stocks, this is a rare opportunity to buy at a discount. Wood is one of them. Wood told the media after the market on Tuesday that after Tesla plummeted 13% in early trading and erased all of this year's gains, her fund bought this stock in large quantities. Although she said she bought “a lot”, she didn't provide specific figures. Growth strategies like Wood's were tested on Tuesday. The Nasdaq 100 index fell more than 3% on Tuesday due to US Treasury bond collection
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