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The last time the U.S. economy was posting surprising economic growth numbers amid rapid wage gains and moderating inflation, Ace of Base and All-4-One topped the Billboard charts and denim overalls were in vogue. Thirty years ago, officials at the Federal Reserve were hotly debating whether the economy could continue to chug along so vigorously without spurring a pickup in inflation. And back in 1994, it turned out that it could, thanks to one key ingredient: productivity. Now, official product

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Over the the past year, providers of cosmetic treatments have reported an uptick in Philadelphians looking to tweak their appearances.

SHARE Photo courtesy of Sebastián León Prado via Unsplash Experts have been predicting the death of print at least since the internet became a mass phenomenon. And as with so many other trends, the COVID-19 pandemic that emerged in 2020 acted as an accelerant. Some publications cut the number of print issues they produced last year; some, including Worth magazine, stopped publishing altogether. Yet print retains an enduring power. Some of that power may derive from the fact that print has been around for so long; it’s as if holding a physical book or magazine ties us into the histo...