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Are College Athletes Employees of Their Schools?: The Kiplinger Letter

A recent ruling has ramifications for labor relations and the unionization of student athletes.

Kiplinger · Feb 18, 2024

Growth Stalls in China As Property Market Continues to Struggle: The Kiplinger Letter

The property market remains a major drag on Chinese growth, with sales now 50% below their peak.

Kiplinger · Feb 16, 2024

A Spotlight on the South Central States: The Kiplinger Letter

Outside of the tech sector slump, job growth in the South Central states remains buoyant, with healthcare, construction and business investment going strong.

Kiplinger · Feb 16, 2024

The 2024 Race for President Looks Like a Rematch: The Kiplinger Letter

Nine months away from Election Day 2024, the presidential field has narrowed and a 2020 rematch is almost certain.

Kiplinger · Jan 31, 2024

Anxious Flyers Take Note: The Kiplinger Letter

Whether it's the routes to avoid that have the most turbulence or the safest airline, we've got you covered.

Kiplinger · Jan 30, 2024

The Auto Industry Outlook for 2024

Here's what to expect in the auto industry this year. If you’re in the market for a car it won’t be quite as daunting as it was during the pandemic and after.

Kiplinger · Jan 28, 2024

A Spotlight on the Southeastern States: The Kiplinger Letter

The Southeastern states will see steady job growth in the healthcare and hospitality sectors with some pressures from inward migration.

Kiplinger · Jan 27, 2024

Two More Travel Trends for 2024: The Kiplinger Letter

As the world gets moving again, two more travel trends to consider: Solo cruising and airline passengers with loaded guns.

Kiplinger · Jan 26, 2024

A Spotlight on the Mid-Atlantic States: The Kiplinger Letter

Solid rebound in tech, hospitality, healthcare and other fields fuel hiring, but a slowing economy will equate to only modest growth.

Kiplinger · Jan 18, 2024

Companies Risk Data Security Without Robust Employee Exit Policies: The Kiplinger Letter

As businesses rely heavily on digital information, the risks of data breaches are all the more prevalent without policies in place.

Kiplinger · Jan 18, 2024