Created by: Sam Tenney
- Treasury funding is set to run out this Friday, October 1st, requiring lawmakers to pass a suspension of the debt ceiling by the end of this week or else face a non-essential government services shutdown.
- Seasonally adjusted job openings continue to remain at all time highs, with well over a million job openings currently and higher demand expected to continue into the holiday seasons. This could pose unique challenges for US retailers during this period.
- Berlin, Germany, has passed a vote to allow the city government to expropriate housing units owned by real-estate companies. Companies with more than 3,000 units in the city will be subject to having their excess holdings expropriated by the local government to control housing costs in the city. While this bill will likely be challenged long before enactment, Germany does have a historic constitutionality for socializing business assets, often private land is socialized to build roadways in the country.
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