By the end of 2021, demand for second homes was up 77% from pre-pandemic levels,according to the real estate brokerage Redfin.This was partly due to the considerable number of second-home buyers, driven by the flexibility of remote work and otherREAD MORE
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Quarter in Review Global capital markets continued to struggle during the second quarter of 2022. Multiple factors continued to drive high inflation including excess stimulus from prior years, a relaxation of COVID restrictions (and personal restraint) across developed markets atREAD MORE
At any time in your career, you may find yourself pondering resignation. You may wish to leave your current job because of an offer from another company, or you are moving out of the area, maybe you are ready toREAD MORE
Becoming a doctor is a big commitment due to the time, effort, and cost that go into obtaining the necessary education. Those who choose to pursue a degree in medicine do so for personal reasons as well as professional. ForREAD MORE
Quarter in Review 2022 began with mixed expectations: the Omicron wave of COVID infections was receding, while stubbornly high inflation and anticipation of rising interest rates offset otherwise strong economic growth. On February 24, everything changed when Russian tanks invadedREAD MORE