St. Louis announces four finalists for police chief ahead of Tuesday’s town hall

ST. LOUIS — The mayor’s office on Monday released the names of the four finalists vying to become St. Louis’ next best cop, all of whom will attend a public town hall Tuesday night as part of the city’s vetting process. The finalists are Larry Boone, a former police chief from Norfolk, Va.; Robert Tracy, … Read more

The US service industry is picking up; factory orders are accelerating

Activity in the services sector picks up in November Employment rebounds; supplier deliveries are improving Factory orders rise 1.0% in October WASHINGTON, Dec 5 (Reuters) – U.S. service-sector activity unexpectedly accelerated in November, with employment rebounding, offering further evidence of underlying economic dynamics. economy as it prepares for an anticipated recession next year. Monday’s Institute … Read more

This Brilliant Idea Can Make Everyone Better With Money, Older Americans Say

Polls consistently show that older Americans regret a lot of things — working too much, choosing the wrong partner, not taking care of their health, and so on. There are also often financial regrets, such as not having saved enough and investing too little for retirement. This last regret has many reasons: everything from the … Read more

People who are still afraid of catching COVID-19 are costing the US economy billions of dollars and my stepfather has dementia, and his sister is bullying him for money. How can I protect it?

Hi, MarketWatchers. Don’t miss these top stories. People who are still afraid of catching COVID-19 are costing the US economy billions of dollars The participation rate fell for the third consecutive month in November. Read more “Gaslighters have two signature moves: Are you gaslighted at work? How to recognize the signs. People who lie, steal, … Read more