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Tiafoe, whose parents emigrated from the war-torn country before he was born, is the youngest American man to reach a U.S. Open quarterfinal in 16 years, and he has enough talent for two nations.

Much of the Seattle area’s office return is stuck in limbo, with just 36 percent of downtown office workers back as of last week. Employees continue working remotely and optimizing flexible schedules.

And the Supreme Court hears a major Voting Rights Act case.

Office occupancy in the United States remains below half of what it was in 2019, with a growing divergence between office attendance on the coasts and elsewhere.

Office occupancy in the United States hit a pandemic high over the past week, according to data tracked by security company Kastle Systems.

The uptick shows that return-to-work mandates are having some impact, but the future of the office remains up in the air. Read more on Boston.com.

Workplace research shows that neither culture nor collaboration are necessarily optimized just by having employees spend 40 hours a week in the same room.

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Despite a variety of incentives to return to the office, employees at financial institutions are simply ignoring new requirements to come into work.