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One percent of the world's population could be millionaires by 2026. Growth in the US will be much slower than other countries like China and Mexico.

Several states in the South and the Midwest, such as Ohio, have the largest estimated shares of their populations eligible for forgiveness.

Remote-friendly firms fared the best as the US fell into lockdown. Now it's the "pajama-pants occupations" that face the greatest risk of layoffs.

"Wind and solar jobs are very unevenly distributed across the US territory," according to a recent study based on 2019 job posting data.

Employment for dental hygienists, a job that typically needs an associate's degree, is projected to grow by 19,000 from 2021 to 2031.

In 2021, the US added 2.5 million millionaires. It's a signal of the "quiet fleecing" that's been plaguing American workers' wages for decades.

It would take Black women working from the start of 2021 through today to earn as much as non-Hispanic white men made in 2021 alone.

The decades-old practice of "quiet fleecing" could be behind the quiet quitting and Great Resignation chatter. A recession could make it worse.

Here's the salary you'll need to earn to afford rent for the average apartment in America's most expensive cities.

It's already gotten way more expensive to hold credit card debt, get a mortgage, or pay off a car loan. The Fed is about to ramp that up even more.