Seattle weighs head tax on large firms to fund homelessness
City Council debates a payroll tax targeting about 600 large employers including Amazon to raise about 75 million dollars annually for affordable housing and shelter services. The plan prompts protests, while supporters say big companies must contribute to solutions amid rising rents and homelessness.
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A dense ledger of wheat and futures figures by contract months May through Sep 18 to Mar 19, listing bid ask and settlement like May 18 515.50 and 51775, Jul 18 511 and 520.25, Dec 18 550.25 and 558.25, plus similar futures for Feeds and Mor’s. It includes estimated sales, open interest, and miscellaneous pricing points with fragmented lines and figures across several categories.
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