On Friday September 23 in London, we got to see the last professional appearance of one of the greatest athletes in history. Twenty Grand Slams and many unbelievable moments, Roger Federer retired as the man with the third most Grand Slam trophies.
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The most recent Consumer Price Index (CPI) report brought some bad news for investors. After consistent monthly rate hikes from August of 2021 to June of 2022, July showed no increase giving some belief that inflation could have possibly hit its peak and could begin to come down.
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Reports from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) reports that U.S. Bank Deposits have fallen by $370 Million, one of the largest declines since 2018.
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A second uncommon and noteworthy appearance by Ella Emhoff, a model and the stepdaughter of Vice President Kamala Harris, occurred during New York Fashion Week. She is making waves as a model and furthering her career in fashion design.
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South Asian New York Fashion Week is arriving and making its mark already. This is the first South Asian New York Fashion Week in history, with culture being celebrated and more.
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Yearly university rankings have again been released by multiple sites, and Seton Hall finds itself at the top of many categories, as it tends to do.
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One of the staple events that truly signifies the beginning of another semester is the Seton Hall Career Fair. On Thursday, September 15th, the most recent iteration of this event took place.
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The Donovan Mitchell blockbuster trade has finally happened, but it was not to the team that many were expecting. The 26-year-old all-star was acquired by the Cleveland Cavaliers in exchange for three first round picks, two pick swaps, Lauri Markkanen, Ochai Agbaji, and the biggest piece, Collin Sexton.
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While the Agency has big plans for the coming years, Yellen touted a handful of smaller but still ambitious changes that will be implemented in the next filing season. The IRS expects to triple the amount of taxpayers who are assisted in-person support centers, ensure that nearly 80% of callers reach an employee (a jump from around 15%), and enable taxpayers to receive and respond to notices online.
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Almost every profession was forced into remote work at some point during the past 3 years, sparking an appetite for hybrid workplaces in the white-collar American workforce. While the research regarding the productivity of in-office vs remote work is still hotly contested, the white-hot labor market is making it undeniable that the majority of workplaces will be forced to offer some form of remote work.
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