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May 18, 2015
This is the largest private real estate project in U.S. history
Here’s how it works: Foreign individuals invest between $500,000 and $1 million in a project that will create at least 10 jobs per investor.
The kind of optimist who feels that $500k can generally create 10 sustainable jobs is probably also the kind of optimist who thinks that the Fed's $4 trillion balance sheet created 80 million sustainable jobs.
$500k / 10 jobs = $50k per job
$4t / 80m jobs = $50k per job
Good luck on that theory.
Las Vegas in February: Visitor Traffic Down 11.9% YoY; Convention Traffic
Down 19.5% YoY
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From the Las Vegas Visitor Authority: February 2025 Las Vegas Visitor
Statistics
With the combined factors of a *tough comparison to last year* when *Super...
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Genentech is moving its entire accounting and finance operation to Budapest, according to my neighbor who was given a years notice of her layoff.
Manpower says the 9th hardest job to fill in the U.S. is accounting and finance staff.
No wonder Genentech is offshoring, they can't get enough accounting and finance staff here.
Joseph Constable,
How to help the homeless
HUNGARY’S homelessness problem is nowhere more visible than in the historic heart of Budapest. Homeless people pull down their trousers and underwear in full view of startled tourists before relieving themselves on the pavement near parliament. Small piles of human excrement dot the back wall of the former headquarters of the state television, where the destitute huddle at night. Some even try to clean themselves on central bus-stop shelters after defecating, leaving brown smears across advertising billboards.
Coming soon to a country near you! Sigh.
Joseph,
Its hard for Genetech to hire accounting and finance staff at half the price of a US labor. Fixed it for you
It's pretty easy to have "biggest" anything if you don't account for inflation.
dearieme,
Biggest hourly wages for production and nonsupervisory employees ever!! Not counting inflation, of course. Sigh.
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