France mandates health pass for restaurant and cultural center visits - July 13, 2021

U.S. stock futures were mixed in anticipation of June inflation data, which rose by 5.4.%, the largest jump since 2008. A new survey released by the National Federation of Independent Business showed optimism among small businesses rose slightly in June, despite worries surrounding inflation and a labor shortage. As consumers fret about near-term inflation, the Fed is watching closely. - The New York Times Inflation Is Still High. Used Car Prices Could Help Explain What Happens Next - NPR Popular short-video app TikTok told employees that some will be able to work remotely up to two days a week after they return to the office. The company is currently fully remote and has not set a return-to-office date. Gen Z workers expressed concern about missing valuable opportunities with fully remote work in a recent survey. Nearly three quarters of young people said they would miss the office community and 41% said they would miss mentoring opportunities in a remote future. Will Remote Work Affect Our Chances at a Promotion? - Morning Brew Why Remote Work Might Not Revolutionize Where We Work - NPR @erica_pandey: A whopping 40% of college students and recent graduates prefer fully in-person work, according to a new @Generation_Lab poll. That's starkly different from the rest of the workforce: Just 12% of all office workers want to go back full time Financial firms may need to boost their defenses as cyber attacks skyrocketed amid remote work, according to the Financial Stability Board. In the first report of its kind on the pandemic’s impact on financial stability, the FSB warned that “most cyber frameworks did not envisage a scenario of near-universal remote working and the exploitation of such a situation by cyber threat actors.” 'CFOs naturally understand risk' making them key cybersecurity advocates - Fortune 5 things cybersecurity leaders need to know to make hybrid work safe - VentureBeat Work from home is more than just digital business – it's business evolution - Verdict An Indiana Court of Appeals order