Goldman Sachs first quarter results due amid compensation drag
Goldman Sachs prepares to report Q1 results with expectations for lower earnings and revenue from the year-ago period. The firm had faced headwinds in Q4 as it set aside funds for large pay packages, while analysts watch for how compensation costs impact profitability. The Commerce Department is also set to release March U.S. retail sales data, with economists forecasting a 0.6% rise after February’s uptick, as Americans face higher prices and slowed gadget and home goods spending.
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Carbon capture critique by Basar Sen cited in Congress pledge
Basar Sen of the Institute for Policy Studies says carbon capture is not workable or feasible and serves as a fossil fuel industry ruse. He notes Congress pledged 3.5 billion dollars last year to develop carbon capture projects and combat climate change.
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Delta sparks travel stock rally as markets turn higher
Stocks closed higher on Wall Street ending a three day skid after Delta Air Lines posted upbeat results. Investors shrugged off another Delta report and pushed travel related shares up as optimism returned to markets.
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Child care crisis strains Kansas workers and foster families
Wynadis notes rising retirements and job shifts among child care staff as better pay and stress push workers away. In Kansas, average child care wages were about 23 440 in 2021, among the lowest. Foster Adopt Connect cites foster families struggling to find facilities accepting state aid, with many paying out of pocket or waiting for infant care, while parents consider quitting work or delaying reentry. Local solutions demand community pooling of resources and targeted grants. Blaise Mesa reports for Kansas News Service.
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