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	finance As-it-happens update ⋅ April 1, 2022
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	The Washington Post Unemployment hits pandemic low in March, but uncertainty looms ahead The Washington Post The U.S. labor market extended its streak of unprecedented growth, adding 431,000 jobs in March and sending the unemployment rate to a new pandemic low of 3.6 percent. Two years into the pandemic, the country has recovered almost all of the jobs lost ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes This Recession Indicator Is Flashing Warning Signs As Fed, War And Oil Threaten Economic Recovery Forbes The widely observed yield curve, which measures the difference in interest rates between short-term and long-term bonds, has inverted this week—signaling a looming recession—and though many experts are particularly concerned given the heightened risks ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes Biden Administration Wants New Vehicles To Average 49 MPG By 2026 Forbes The Biden Administration, which is pushing automakers to get more electric vehicles on the road, is setting higher fuel-economy rules that require the average new car or truck to get nearly 50 miles per gallon of gasoline by 2026 as part of efforts to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Journal of Accountancy Climate change: What the SEC proposal means for companies, auditors Journal of Accountancy A long-awaited draft proposal from the SEC could bring new standardization to the way companies report on climate-related risks and their own carbon emissions, with auditors set to play a major role in assurance on climate reporting. Flag as irrelevant
	Food Safety News More oysters recalled in Canada as investigation into norovirus outbreak continues Food Safety News Daily Fresh Shellfish Inc. is recalling certain Daily Fresh Shellfish Inc. brand Oysters from the marketplace because of possible norovirus contamination. This recall was triggered by findings of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency during its ... Flag as irrelevant
	Barron's SEC Digital Trading Probe Under Staff Review as Gensler Warns of Risks to Older Investors Barron's In case you were wondering whether the Securities and Exchange Commission's probe of online trading platforms got lost in the agency's crowded agenda, Chairman Gary Gensler would remind you that it's active and moving forward. Flag as irrelevant
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