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“The Federal Reserve does not come to a conclusion on the digital dollar but has a long list of benefits of risks,” Jennifer Schonberger reports on the Fed’s white paper, noting that the Fed would need authorization from Congress to issue a central bank digital currency.

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“The Federal Reserve does not come to a conclusion on the digital dollar but has a long list of benefits of risks,” Jennifer Schonberger reports on the Fed’s white paper, noting that the Fed would need authorization from Congress to issue a central bank digital currency.

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“We’ve had to rely on traveling nurses, outside agency nurses, and we’ve been hiring at a record pace,” NewYork-Presbyterian CEO Dr. Steven Corwin says.

Amid a labor shortage, vaccine mandates are "a real pressure point, particularly for a lot of organizations with front line workers trying to provide services to their customers," Boston Consulting Grp's Rich Lesser says, adding: "I think some companies have succeeded..."

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