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China's trial issuance of a digital yuan has some officials concerned about whether the dollar will remain the world's dominant reserve currency in the long term.

Already complex, transfer pricing policies may need to change this year to reflect realities of the pandemic. Documenting those changes will be key to compliance.

Treasuries should be preparing for the dramatic impact digital fiat currencies may soon have, on both their financial statements and their organizational structure.

Variations in how states approach issues like a private right of action or employee data protections could make compliance increasingly difficult.

"The job is not done. ... We've got to get the pandemic under control so the U.S. economy can reopen," Powell said.

The economy is 'already dead,' and another round of stimulus won't revive it, according to the "contrarian's contrarian."

The pause for foreclosures and for applications for mortgage payment forbearance runs through June 30.

A surge in consumer spending, due to pent-up demand during the pandemic, is expected to give the economy a significant bump later this year.