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Companies Spent Their Summer Vacation Selling Bonds

Brian Chappatta |

Although August was supposed to be slow, prudent finance teams have seen this month's surpisingly low rates as a reason to delay summer vacations and issue debt instead.
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What Employers Should Know About California's Proposed Worker Classification Bill

Nancy Hilu, Raymond Lynch, Jennifer Yazdi, & Nancy Dollar |

If signed into law in its current form, AB 5 carries sweeping consequences for industries relying on independent contractors.
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Tips on China Tariff Exclusion Requests as Deadline Approaches

Phillip Bantz |

“Now’s the time to be ramping up your effort” to obtain exclusions, said Jason Waite, a partner at Alston & Bird who leads the firm’s international trade and regulatory group in Washington, D.C. But he warned that there are “still a lot of unknowns.”
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New York Fed Has a Black Swan Hunter

Craig Torres |

The Applied Critical Thinking (ACT) unit is tasked with poking holes in the most basic assumptions the central bankers make.
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Corporate CFOs Are Behaving Defensively

Robert Burgess |

Despite the soaring stock market, many corporate finance teams seem to be battening down the hatches.
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Pension Bill Designed to Shore up Multiemployer Plans

Allison Bell |

H.R. 397 would provide $70 billion in financial assistance to multiemployer plans; critics say the plans actually need $722 billion.
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How to Help Employees Prepare for Retirement

Kris Alban |

By providing a financial wellness program, employers can help employees who are nearing retirement make good decisions.
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Understanding the Complexities of Worker Recognition

Marlene Satter |

Do you make recognition public or do it in private? Do employees want a cash bonus or a promotion? It depends on the employee.
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Border Town Is Feeling Tariff Pain

Katia Dmitrieva |

Trump backed off his threat to place tariffs on Mexico, but the threat itself continues to impact businesspeople on both sides of the border.
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To Fix Social Security, Finance the 'Missing Trust Fund'

Bernice Napach |

The Center for Retirement Research explains how Social Security could be funded for 75 to 150 years.

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