Currently, eligibility for the federal Pell Grant program is limited to education and training programs that are at least 600 clock hours (or two-thirds of a typical academic year) and 15 weeks in length. As […] Read More
Federal lawmakers are still deciding whether to proceed with an end-of-the-year tax bill and, if they do, what they should include in it. The possible credits range from an expansion of the child tax credit […] Read More
As Connecting the Dots reported last week, U.S. lawmakers could have included important reforms to the federal permitting process for energy infrastructure projects in an end-of-the-year bill. Ultimately, that plan was abandoned, however, when legislation authored […] Read More
Connecting the Dots monitors all major U.S. and Canadian economic announcements, but MSCI also offers industrial metals industry-specific data products that provide much deeper analysis and insight. Visit MSCI’s website and click on industry data […] Read More
While a final ruling has not been issued, the United States reportedly has lost a case before a trade dispute resolution panel regarding rules for the composition of cars that are shipped across regional borders […] Read More
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