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Cómo la revolución del trabajo remoto podría cambiar la crisis de vivienda en California • Long Beach Post News

Cómo la revolución del trabajo remoto podría cambiar la crisis de vivienda en California • Long Beach Post News
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How remote work will affect California s housing crisis

In summary A huge number of people have been working from home for the better part of the year. The long-term implications for housing will likely benefit higher-earning workers and hurt lower income Californians.  Lea este artículo en español. A year from now, what will your Monday morning look like?  After your umpteenth consecutive weekend hugging your mother, your friends and complete strangers in poorly ventilated spaces, do you picture yourself pouring coffee in your thermos to begin your bleary-eyed commute into work? Or are you about to begin your bleary-eyed all-staff on the morning Zoom?  The answers to those questions will depend on your job, your income level, your employer and, if you’re lucky enough, your preference. They will also dictate whether the next decade of California’s housing affordability crisis looks radically different from the last. 

The asset manager arms race has only just begun

The asset manager arms race has only just begun
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Financial news has been for finance guys That has to change

Financial news has been for finance guys. That has to change.  I started paying attention to finance news in March, when we were ordered to quarantine at the start of the pandemic. I watched not because I had the foresight to realize the detrimental effects COVID-19 would have on the economy, but because I was suddenly forced to work from home alongside my partner, who regularly tuned in to Bloomberg TV for work.  The daily performances of the S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq, and others ticked across the bottom of the screen. A sidebar filled with headlines like “Citigroup Says Dollar May Drop by 20% Next Year on Vaccines.” I did a lot of Googling. 

The Asset Manager Arms Race Has Only Just Begun

The Asset Manager Arms Race Has Only Just Begun It was a banner year for mergers in money management as the continuing fee war squeezes margins. Don’t expect it to slow down in 2021. Brian Chappatta | Dec 16, 2020 (Bloomberg Opinion) For years, the asset-management industry has braced itself for shocks. In 2018, $369 billion poured out of long-term mutual funds in favor of exchange-traded funds, a record at the time. In 2019, the case for traditional actively managed mutual funds became even harder to make when Charles Schwab Corp. jump-started a race to the bottom among online brokerages by eliminating commissions for ETFs along with U.S. stocks and options.

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