Citigroup is the first major Wall Street bank to terminate unvaccinated workers
Citigroup has had the most aggressive vaccine policy among Wall Street firms.
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Student loan scams increase when payments are paused. What to know
The continued pause of federal student loan debt and interest has led to some confusion and an uptick in scams. How to protect yourself from falling...
Many employees could be in for pay hikes of 5% or more in 2022
As the Great Resignation spurs a war for talent, some organizations expect to step up with bigger raises this year.
Citigroup will terminate unvaccinated workers by Jan. 31, a first among Wall Street banks
Citigroup has had the most aggressive vaccine policy among Wall Street firms.
Many surprise medical bills are now banned. What to do if you get one anyway
Certain unexpected medical bills are now banned. But consumers should still be on the lookout for these charges and know what to do if they're hit...
The Female Founders of MicroVentures’ Portfolio
Female founders are growing in numbers in the startup world. The most recent State of Business report by American Express in 2019 found that there are...
Fintech Fridays EP55: Global Hiring Trends: How Gen Z Talent Thrives
NCFA Canada Jan 7, 2022 JOIN US ON A STORYTELLING JOURNEY EVERY FRIDAY. EP55: Global Hiring Trends: How Gen Z Talent Thrives Featured Guest: ANNE-MARIE FANNON,...
Here’s how to insure your trip amid airline cancellations
The omicron wave of Covid has resulted in thousands of flight cancellations in recent days. Here's why trip insurance might be a good idea.
Didn't get the last stimulus check? There's still time to claim it
Americans who haven't received their 2021 stimulus checks or got less money than they should have, still have time to claim the payments on their tax...
Several states have run out of federal rental assistance
A deluge of applications has forced some states to shut their federal rental assistance programs earlier than expected.
Powerball's $632.6 million jackpot has two winners. Here's how much will go to taxes
Two Powerball tickets — one in California, the other in Wisconsin — matched all six numbers pulled in Wednesday night's drawing.
Virgin Galactic stock falls below debut price two years after going public
Shares of space tourism company Virgin Galactic fell below the level the stock debuted at more than two years ago.
Cramer says tech stocks could bottom one day after Nasdaq's nosedive
The Nasdaq plunged on Wednesday as bond yields rose, but tech stocks could reach a bottom Thursday, said CNBC’s Jim Cramer.
1 in 3 Americans overspent during the holidays, boosting credit card balances
Despite ongoing supply chain problems, inflation and the omicron Covid variant, the holidays in 2021 set records for spending.
SpaceX's Starlink internet service has more than 145,000 users so far
Elon Musk's SpaceX on Thursday gave an update on its Starlink internet service, as the company launched more satellites into orbit.