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Senate Committee Passes Potential First Step to Radically Lower Drug Prices - Vimarsana News

Senate Committee Passes Potential First Step to Radically Lower Drug Prices

Different ways of paying for drug development could generate more drugs that we desperately need more cheaply.

RiverFront's 2023 Long-Term Forecasts: The Selloff's 'Silver Lining': Stock and Bond Forecasts Higher Across the Board - Vimarsana News

RiverFront's 2023 Long-Term Forecasts: The Selloff's 'Silver Lining': Stock and Bond Forecasts Higher Across the Board

Riverfront's long-term forecasts for stocks – and particularly bonds – have improved meaningfully from last year.

KU conference to examine Russian cybersecurity threats and disinformation - Vimarsana News

KU conference to examine Russian cybersecurity threats and disinformation

Conference scheduled for April 6 and 7

Source: ku.edu
Opinion | Biden's Covid Recovery Package Could Hinge on Tomorrow's Job's Report - Vimarsana News

Opinion | Biden's Covid Recovery Package Could Hinge on Tomorrow's Job's Report

Hint: The employment figures only tell part of the story.

Point/counterpoint: $15 minimum wage — Raising living wage is a start - Vimarsana News

Point/counterpoint: $15 minimum wage — Raising living wage is a start

Point/counterpoint: $15 minimum wage - Raising living wage is a start Dean Baker FacebookTwitterEmail The standard argument against raising the minimum wage is not supported by the evidence. We now have considerable experience with state and local governments having substantial increases in their minimum wages. Several cities, including New York, San Francisco and Seattle, already have a $15 an hour minimum wage. California’s statewide minimum wage is now at $14 an hour and is scheduled to hit $15 an hour for mid-size and large employers next year and all employers in 2023. Dozens of econom...