The Labor Market This Year Ends On A Cautious Note: December 2024 Race, Jobs, and the Economy Update
The US economy is delicately poised as the year winds down.
The US economy is delicately poised as the year winds down.
The NCRC Fellowship for Equitable Development provides NCRC member organizations with fresh talent and develops the next generation of economic justice leaders.
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Several tax policies that are crucial for progress on economic justice are under threat in the new Congress.
The next Trump presidency is likely to bring major upheaval to the economy. Here’s how it’s faring as the sun sets on the Biden economy.
The new NCRC-HSBC partnership agreement launches in January 2025.
Mental health outcomes are better in neighborhoods with higher volumes of mortgage lending, a research insight that was not possible prior to recent NIH-funded data tools.
Advocates have long sounded alarms over racial discrimination in small business lending. New CFPB work validates those concerns.
The Capital One-Discover merger timeline has already moved back. Now they’re quietly acknowledging a new and significant threat to the merger’s approval.
America tried a lot of different things to repair racial economic inequality over the past three decades. The racial wealth gap barely moved.
The merger review process should be transparent, not a back-room deal between bankers and their regulators.
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The collapse of Synapse showed regulators need to catch up to banking-as-a-service fintechs.
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Consumer advocates had one major suggestion for the CFPB’s Section 1033 financial data privacy rule — and the agency listened.
A recent federal law enforcement settlement with Citadel Federal Credit Union illustrates why the Community Reinvestment Act’s (CRA) omission of credit unions from its rules is a dangerous mistake, a leading community development and financial regulation advocate said Tuesday. “It no longer makes sense to let credit unions out of the common-sense obligations that CRA
The Visa antitrust lawsuit and congressional work on the Credit Card Competition Act would curb abusive practices by credit card monopolies.
The September jobs report beat expectations by a lot. But how is the US economy actually doing — and could it provide an “October surprise?”
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