On The Street Column: The post-COVID workplace, the fight over unemployment benefits, market timing and some new music.
, threatened Minneapolis demonstrators—on —and, in person, continued to hammer China. And still the stock market persisted: The S&P 500: up 3.2 percent for the week. Here's what I've got:Given the unrest in the country—and the high number of unemployed—you'd think extending jobless benefits would be a no-brainer for Congress. But you would be wrong. While there are signs of compromise, the rumpus over enhanced unemployment assistance continues.
said, that folks like waiters and Walmart greeters won't come back to work because life is so good on the extra-sweet dole.—surprise!— also seemed to join the party. Its chief economist said such government largesse would put a damper on a potential recovery. Is there any data showing that folks aren't going back to work when asked? I haven't seen any.
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