Finance

Mastercard to Offer Cards Aimed at Transgender and Nonbinary People

The cost is a significant barrier, said Gillian Branstetter, a spokeswoman for the National Center for Transgender Equality. More than a third of transgender people who have not changed their legal name said it was because they could not afford it, according to the center’s survey. About half of those who had gone through a

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Recession Fears Are Receding. That Doesn’t Mean They Were Unfounded.

Imagine you are in a car speeding down the road. An obstruction comes into view, and the passengers in the car yell, “Watch out!” The driver swerves and misses the obstruction, and everything turns out fine. Were the passengers being alarmist by yelling? Would the driver have averted a crash either way? Was the obstruction

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A New Generation Stakes Out a New Path for Charitable Giving

This week, the Huntsman family — one of the most philanthropic in the United States — made a $150 million gift to the University of Utah to establish the Huntsman Mental Health Institute. The gift was a continuation of the large-scale charitable giving by the family’s patriarch, the billionaire industrialist Jon Huntsman Sr., who died

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German exports rise as country tries to avoid recession

Official figures show that German exports rose unexpectedly in September November 8, 2019, 11:19 AM 1 min read Official figures show that German exports rose unexpectedly in September, fueling speculation that Europe’s biggest economy may avoid sliding into a shallow recession by posting negative growth for the third quarter of the year. Germany’s statistics agency

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