➡️ How’s This for a K-Shaped Recovery?

Good morning. The idea behind a K-shaped recovery is that for those who weren't impacted by the..

It's the monthly jobs numbers today and they're not going to be pretty and will be possibly the tip of the iceberg as we head into May.

Good morning. The idea behind a K-shaped recovery is that for those who weren't impacted by the pandemic, things would be fine. For those impacted, life would get worse. That's shaping up in many ways. First, many of the job losses during the pandemic were lower-wage jobs. High-level employees at some companies were able to take mere pay cuts instead, sometimes even getting stock options. With stocks up in the past year but wages flat, the real trouble is coming now thanks to inflation. According to Apartment List, rents increased 2.3 percent from April to May, the largest increase since the company began tracking those numbers in 2017. While renters are facing higher rent payments, property owners have now had a year to take advantage of ultra-low interest rates to refinance. The longer these imbalances go on in the economy, the more prolonged the K-shape of the recovery is likely to be. Now here's the rest of the news: Sponsored Content Just $19 –That's It. 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Most holiday weekend travel is infrequent flyers, rather than regular flyers. • Big Tech May Face Law to Demystify How Platforms Decide on Content Congressional Democrats introduced the Algorithmic Justice and Online Platform Transparency Act of 2021. The bill seeks to expose how platforms decide which content to show first online. The purpose of the bill is to address perceived racial injustice, and would not address Section 230, a law under fire for protecting tech platforms from liability. • Digital Breaches Lead to Surge in Demand for Cybersecurity Employees The rise of cybersecurity attacks in recent months is leading to a surge in spending on cybersecurity. As part of that trend, companies are looking to hire cybersecurity experts. 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