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  • A child smilingFinance

    Child tax credit payments begin on July 15—this tool helps determine if you’re eligible

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  • Higher Taxes-CEOs bracing itLeadership

    Higher taxes? CEOs are bracing for it

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  • Empty Office Space-White Collar JobsFinance

    74% of Fortune 500 CEOs expect to reduce office space

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  • Stack of lumberFinance

    The lumber bubble burst. Here’s what comes next

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  • A total of 25 states will opt out of the weekly $300 enhanced unemployment benefit early. The remaining 25 states will allow the benefit to run through its September expiration.Finance

    Here’s a timeline of when $300 weekly unemployment benefits will expire in every state

    By Lance Lambert and Nicolas Rapp
  • Finance

    Good news, homebuilders and DIYers: Lumber enters a bear market with prices down 20% from their peak

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  • A land loader moves logs during a tree harvest in Moundsville, West Virginia, U.S., on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2020. Lumber reached an all-time high Friday and then fell by the most on record Monday. Photographer: Ty Wright/BloombergFinance

    Southern loggers are pushing wood production to a 13-year high. So why is the price of lumber up 288%?

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  • NEW YORK – NEW YORK – MARCH 23: GameStop sign on GameStop at 6th Avenue on March 23, 2021 in New York. GameStop stocks falls more than 10% after the video game store showing strong earnings but lower than expected. (Photo by John Smith/VIEWpress)Finance

    A meme stock’s downward spiral: GameStop’s 14-year Fortune 500 run comes to an end

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  • engineers wearing Personal protective equipment working in wind turbine farmCareers

    In a historically strong market for talent, here’s where the best jobs are

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  • DORAL, FLORIDA &#8211; MAY 27: Lumber for sale at a Home Depot store on May 27, 2021 in Doral, Florida. According to the National Association of Home Builders, lumber prices went up 300% last year. Factors driving the price increase are more demand and growing production, labor, and transportation costs.<br /> (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)Real Estate

    ‘Market has tipped’: Lumber prices finally fall, although still up over 300%

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  • Signage at the Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park, California, U.S., on Monday, May 10, 2021. Facebook Inc. reopens its Menlo Park offices at 10% capacity starting today. Photographer: Nina Riggio/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesNewsletters

    Here’s a list of the best led big U.S. companies—and Facebook tops it

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  • Politics

    The 25 states that are dropping the $300 weekly unemployment benefit

    By Lance Lambert and Nicolas Rapp
  • DORAL, FLORIDA &#8211; MAY 27: Enrique Matamoros shops for lumber at a Home Depot store on May 27, 2021 in Doral, Florida. According to the National Association of Home Builders, lumber prices went up 300% last year. Factors driving the price increase are more demand and growing production, labor, and transportation costs.<br /> (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)Finance

    Biden administration could double Canadian lumber tariffs even as wood and construction costs soar

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  • In this photo illustration, a Bitcoin is seen with graph in the background.The Ledger

    Sorry, Bitcoin: CFOs say they aren’t adopting crypto

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  • Politics

    Here are the 24 states that will soon drop the $300 weekly unemployment benefit

    By Lance Lambert and Nicolas Rapp