The first duty of a boss is to keep employees safe. How safe is it to send someone to do business in China?
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Keeping Someone’s Kid Safely Outside China
What ‘Ghosting’ Says About The Job Market
HR managers may lose sleep over workers and applicants who abruptly disappear, but economists won’t say boo about “ghosting.”
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‘Beale Street’ Says: Be Careful
Through malice or mere mistake, false identifications continue to destroy lives in fact and fiction.
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A Standoff, But Not A Standstill
The incoming 116th Congress will probably feature a legislative standoff between House Democrats and Senate Republicans, but that does not mean it will be quiet – or that nothing important will come out of the Capitol for the next two years.
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Duly Noted
Wisconsin Offers Balm For SALT Wounds: Wisconsin joined the parade of states seeking to offer workarounds for the new $10,000 itemized deduction limit for state and local taxes.
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Backseat Driving From The Bench
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is cleaning house, but a federal judge in Tallahassee wants to hand him back a previously cleared mess.
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Coming Soon: A 5G World
Unless your current mobile phone is flatlining, an upgrade could wait until next-generation wireless arrives.
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Student Debt Is A Drag, Not A Bubble
America’s pile of student loans won’t threaten the financial system the way bad mortgages did, but it’s still a problem.
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A Young Woman’s Luck And Smarts
It may be better to be lucky than smart, but it is best to be both.
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Brexit And The Queen
Behind the scenes, Britain’s queen may exert her influence to mediate Parliament’s bitter stalemate over Brexit.
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