A Company Copes With Backlash Against the Raise That Roared – The New York Times

Continue reading the main story Video Love Letters to the Gravity Boss Dan Price, chief of Gravity Payments, raised the annual salary floor for his employees to $70,000. Most responses were positive, but Mr. Price says that even the negative letters were valuable. By ERICA BERENSTEIN and JESSEY DEARING on Publish Date July 31, 2015….

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How Progressive Are The Media Liberals? 

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Not just Boston: Why no one wants to host the Olympics anymore

Boston revealed Monday afternoon that it had withdrawn itself from consideration to host the 2024 Summer Olympics. The announcement came hours after mayor Marty Walsh said he wouldn’t sign any contracts that left local taxpayers on the hook for cost overruns, which are virtually guaranteed to balloon anytime anyone hosts a global sporting mega-event. At…

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Fed Says Labor Market Improves as It Moves Toward Rate Increase – Bloomberg Business

Federal Reserve policy makers said the labor market and housing have improved, moving closer to ending an unprecedented period of near-zero interest rates without providing a clear signal on the timing of liftoff. “The labor market continued to improve, with solid job gains and declining unemployment,” the Federal Open Market Committee said in a statement…

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