Juliana Kaplan is a labor and inequality reporter at Business Insider. She covers a range of topics including the economy, business, and politics, with a focus on issues related to labor and inequality. Juliana's work has been featured in notable publications such as Business Insider India, Yahoo News, and Entrepreneur Media.
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Juliana Kaplan's coverage primarily focuses on human resources and employment, finance and economy, as well as government and politics in the United States. She often cites data, covers government announcements, and legal policy regulations. If you have expertise or insights related to these topics within the U.S., consider reaching out to her with relevant data-driven analysis or firsthand knowledge of governmental policies that impact employment, finance, or political landscapes.
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One Gen Xer BI she just wants to be able to afford to go out for dinner and glass of wine once a week. High costs and debt make that difficult.
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Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer supports a sweeping pro-union bill, earning her cautious praise from Democrats and skepticism from Republicans.
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"My only piece of advice is, whether it's travel or something else, don't fritter away your life," an 85-year-old who's been to every continent said.
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The federal minimum wage has been $7.25 since 2009. Overall prices have gone up roughly 47% since then.
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New York renters won't have to pay hefty brokers' fees on new apartments starting next year.
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The CFPB finalized a rule that allows banks to cap overdraft fees at $5 or set the fee at an amount that covers losses.
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In the wake of the pandemic, young Americans moved to rural areas. It's a big shift.
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From tinier homes and fewer kids to less vacation time and longer commutes, America's aspirations are getting smaller by the day.
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Nearly half of Americans don't get retirement plans at work.
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