Eye on unemployment and Kroger earnings outlook
The Labor Department will report weekly unemployment claims with economists forecasting about 362 500 first registered last week a pandemic low. Kroger is expected to report weaker fiscal Q1 earnings and revenue versus a year earlier as demand shifts and consumer behavior evolve amid the pandemic era.
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Labor shortage cited as hindrance to growth by UC Berkeley economist
Labor economist Sylvia Allegretto of UC Berkeley warns that a persistent worker shortage threatens a vibrant economy and growth. A related study shows Latinas left the workforce at higher pandemic rates than other groups, highlighting ongoing labor participation gaps.
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Hair of the Dog cafe to pair coffee with adoptable dogs in Lawrence
Lawrence entrepreneur plans Hair of the Dog, a dog bar and cafe with indoor outdoor play space and an on site dog adoption program in partnership with the Lawrence Humane Society. The concept aims to fund nonprofit work and tie into a broader Lawrence Pet Campus.
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Fed signals slower stimulus as markets wobble on rate outlook
U S stocks declined and bond yields climbed after the Fed outlined new projections suggesting potential earlier easing of support. Chair Powell indicated discussions on tapering asset purchases while some projections imply rates may rise by year end. General Motors remarks followed among corporate notes.
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County panel backs residency funding shift for mental health
The Behavioral Health Leadership Coalition and the Psychiatric Infrastructure work group endorse repurposing funds to support a residency rotation program while seeking a long term funding source. The Mobile Access work group proposed a $450,000 pilot for a mobile mental health crisis team using the 2018 behavioral health sales tax, with a five member crew. Wednesday’s in person meeting marked the commission’s first since the pandemic began.
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