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The Finance 202: The coronavirus crisis is leaving labor market scars that will take years to heal Tory Newmyer with Brent D. Griffiths As a bleak Christmas bears down on millions of Americans, JPMorgan’s cross-asset strategists just offered the best description yet of the rarefied view from the top of the K-shaped recovery. “Barring a correction comparable to those in September and October,” they wrote in a Wednesday note to clients, “markets should end 2020 with returns suggesting nothing historic had occurred this year.” © Lucy Nicholson/Reuters Discount ...

Governors' Wind Energy Coalition Biden’s Twin Climate Chiefs, McCarthy and Kerry, Face a Monumental Task Source: By Coral Davenport and Lisa Friedman, New York Times • Posted: Thursday, December 17, 2020 The president-elect’s choices so far firm up his strategy to try to reclaim global climate leadership for the United States, despite many obstacles. WASHINGTON — One of President-elect Joseph R. Biden’s loftiest campaign pledges was to reimagine the federal government to enforce new climate policies everywhere he can, while reclaiming the global climate leaders...

Stimulus talks could spill into weekend as lawmakers scramble to complete deal By Mike DeBonis, Jeff Stein and Seung Min Kim Washington Post,Updated December 17, 2020, 6:07 p.m. Email to a Friend President Donald Trump.Alex Brandon/Associated Press Congressional leaders are trying to resolve a number of lingering policy disagreements as they race to finalize an approximately $900 billion coronavirus relief package, but numerous obstacles could push talks into the weekend. Among the most vexing issues is whether to curb the powers of the Federal Reserve, a clash over aid for theaters and music...

Biden’s twin climate chiefs, McCarthy and Kerry, face a monumental task By Coral Davenport and Lisa Friedman New York Times,Updated December 17, 2020, 1:42 a.m. Email to a Friend Gina McCarthy.Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff WASHINGTON — One of President-elect Joe Biden’s loftiest campaign pledges was to reimagine the federal government to enforce new climate policies everywhere he can while reclaiming the global climate leadership role abandoned by President Donald Trump — objectives with few precedents and many barriers. His choice this week of Gina McCarthy to lead a new Wh...

Put three months on it, he was pretty firm he wanted a deal in three months or tariffs would increase and they ultimately did increase and then it looked like they're coming to a deal again and things fell apart and tariff s increased again and now it seems like the president is trying to not have any timeline at all perhaps one explanation is that he thinks the tariffs right now are creating supply chain problems with china as it is, and he thinks that will pressure them to come to a deal whether now or in the future but as you mentioned, the president himself has pressures at home which is t...