Headlines from Across the MAP
Mar 31, 2022Nearly half of millennials say they’re living paycheck to paycheck, up 6 percentage points from a year earlier, a new survey found. And with so little cash to spare, more millennial workers—those between the ages of 25 and 40—feel they can’t handle an unexpected financial expense. Only 28% said they were prepared for the unexpected, down 4 percentage points from the prior year.
- The Wall Street Journal: "Car Buyers Shun Leases as Deals and Vehicles Dwindle"
- Visual Capitalist: "5 Reasons Why Cultured Foods Are Here to Stay"
- Reuters: "COVID Pandemic Fuelled 2021 Population Drop In 73% Of U.S. Counties"
- Visual Capitalist: "Interactive Map: Crude Oil Pipelines and Refineries of the U.S. and Canada"
- Financial Times: "Will The Ukraine War Derail The Green Energy Transition"
- Bloomberg: "American Consumers Are Starting To Hit Their Breaking point"
- Commodity Context: "Oil's Russia-Sized Hole—Part 1"
- CNBC: "Amazon’s Sprawling Grocery Business Has Become An ‘Expensive Hobby’ With A Cloudy Future"
- The New York Times: "An Activist Investor Goes Quiet"
- A Wealth Of Common Sense: "What Does a Bond Bear Market Look Like?"
- Financial Advisor Magazine: "Nearly Half Of Millennials Say They Live Paycheck To Paycheck"
- Financial Advisor Magazine: "55% Of Young Adults Stopped Saving For Retirement During Pandemic, Fidelity Says"
- Bloomberg: "Never Had Covid? You May Hold Key To Beating The Virus?"
