JPMorgan has been keeping close tabs on how often each employee ventures into the office.But the bank’s monitoring of its staff goes well beyond ID badge swipes.Here’s a rundown of the ways the largest US bank by assets keeps tabs on its workforce.JPMorgan’s efforts to keeps tabs on its workforce has some workers up in…
Monthly Archives: August 2022
Rossilynne Culgan books a business-class ticket for extra leg room to accommodate her pop-up workstation. Rossilynne Skena Culgan Rossilynne Culgan often takes the nine-hour Amtrak trip from New York to Pennsylvania. As a freelancer who works from home, she finds the train journey a great place to get work done. Culgan shares five reasons she…
Federal Reserve Board Chair Jerome Powell. Alex Brandon/AP Photo The rally in US stocks could lose its footing if the July inflation report unexpectedly shows prices accelerating, Barclays said. The July jobs blowout delivered last week underlined persistent inflation pressures, suggesting the Fed will remain aggressive with rate hikes. The consumer price index report is…
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), whose amendment was defeated 1-99, sits in the shade on the steps of the Senate as the Senate proceeds through a series of amendment votes, also called “vote-a-rama, on the Inflation Reduction Act at the U.S. Capitol on Sunday, Aug. 7, 2022 in Washington, DC. Kent Nishimura / Los Angeles Times…
A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, U.S., March 9, 2020. Bryan R Smith/Reuters July data showing 528,000 new jobs in the US reset the countdown for a recession, DataTrek said. The rapid growth implies the Fed isn’t done tightening policy yet, and has a way…
The thirteen-year-old is described as a “heavy user of Facebook.” Georgijevic/Getty Images A mother is suing Meta, alleging that using Facebook caused her thirteen-year-old to develop mental health problems. The teen is described as a “heavy Facebook user” who began using the platform at the age of seven. The lawsuit alleges that the company knowingly…
Getty Images / Bryan R. Smith The stock market’s 15% rally off its mid-June low will continue higher into year-end, according to JPMorgan.As earnings revisions reset lower, “risk-reward for equities is not all bad as we move into year-end,” JPMorgan said.The bank said reasonable valuations, depressed investor sentiment, peak Fed hawkishness are all good reasons…
When you buy through our links, Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more. The best books released this month include a laugh-out-loud debut and a “pure candy” mystery novel, according to Amazon’s editors. Amazon; Rachel Mendelson/Insider Amazon’s book editors round up the best new releases every month. August’s picks range from a “knock-out” memoir…
In this March 5, 2020 file photo, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel addresses the media during a news conference in Lansing, Dave Eggert/AP Michigan’s AG is asking a special prosecutor to probe her Trump-backed opponent, Politico reports. GOP AG candidate Matt DePerno “orchestrated a coordinated plan” to breach voting machines, she said. Reuters reported that…
US gas prices have cooled off sharply over the last month. JOSEPH PREZIOSO/Getty Images Americans’ inflation expectations are falling back to earth, according to a New York Fed survey. Households’ one-year expected inflation rate dipped to 6.2% from 6.8% in July. Respondents also expect the housing market to cool and their finances to improve in…