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Emotions run high at the Olin College of Engineering “Fauxmencement” for senior students on March 12, 2020, two months early, held because of coronavirus fears in Needham, MA. John Tlumacki/The Boston Globe via Getty Images Internships for college students are among the job opportunities hard hit as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, with many
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                                             Compass California President, Mark McLaughlin Moanalani Jeffrey Industry experts discuss today’s California real estate market. Compass California President Mark McLaughlin and CoreLogic’s Deputy Chief Economist Selma Hepp answer key questions on the market. In 2018, McLaughlin led the merger of San-Francisco-based Pacific Union International with Compass establishing Compass California, a leader in market share
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The coronavirus crisis has already changed the way this year’s crop of high school seniors are thinking about higher education. And community colleges across the country are preparing accordingly.  “Under the circumstances, families may turn to us as the gateway of opportunity, and we’ve been ready,” said Michael Baston, the president of Rockland Community College in Rockland
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Coca-Cola Chairman and CEO James Quincey said Tuesday that easing restrictions on business during the coronavirus pandemic needs to be done with an understanding it may not last.  “We shouldn’t assume that each step forward is permanent necessarily,” Quincey said on CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street.”  People must recognize that the economic restart must be done in
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This is CNBC’s live blog covering all the latest news on the coronavirus outbreak. This blog will be updated throughout the day as the news breaks. Global cases: At least 2,561,044. Global deaths: At least 176,984. Most cases reported: United States (823,786), Spain (204,178), Italy (183,957), France (159,297), and Germany (148,291).  The data above was compiled by Johns Hopkins
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Situated on a Brooklyn city block lined with a dry cleaner, several eateries and a preschool is Woods Grove, a small storefront embellished with gold lettering. The modest exterior houses an eclectic mix of gifts and vintage items, from candles and soaps to scarves and jewelry. After two years in Brooklyn, Woods Grove’s business was
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Dan Brownsword | Getty Images As the coronavirus pandemic proves financially devastating, many Americans are trading long-term goals for short-term security. That leaves 529 college savings plans in jeopardy. “Short-term cash needs are extremely important and they may reduce or eliminate the ability to make a longer-term investment,” said Young Boozer, chair of the National
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