Thai economy may grow 3-4% this year after new outbreak – FinMIn

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Thai economy may grow 3-4% this year after new outbreak – FinMIn

BANGKOK, Jan 21 (Reuters) – Thailand’s economy could grow 3-4% this year, less than earlier forecast, following its biggest coronavirus outbreak yet, while the key interest rate should remain low to support domestic activity, the finance minister told Reuters …
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TAL Education: Fiscal 3Q Earnings Snapshot

BEIJING (AP) _ TAL Education Group (TAL) on Thursday reported a fiscal third-quarter loss of $43.6 million, after reporting a profit in the same period a year earlier. The Beijing-based company said it had a loss of 7 cents per share. Earnings, adjusted for …
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Auto Safety Agency Faces Calls for Overhaul as Biden Presidency Begins

For decades, across administrations of Republicans and Democrats, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has faced criticism from safety advocates who accuse it of routinely falling short of its mission. Among their complaints: That the agency …
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Grocers Have A Strategy To Get Their Workers Vaccinated Against COVID-19: Pay Them

Aldi this week became the latest grocery chain to offer employees compensation for getting vaccinated, saying it would provide workers with two hours of pay for each of the two vaccine doses. The grocer also promised workers …
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Kentucky unemployment benefits: What to know about newly extended federal programs

Ten months into the coronavirus pandemic in Kentucky, tens of thousands of Kentuckians continue to rely on unemployment benefits. Recent federal data shows in early January there were more than 65,000 Kentuckians getting unemployment benefits or who …
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