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Así que las empresas mandan de vuelta a la oficina a los curritos, los rentistas vuelven a poner el cazo... y con el petardazo del SVB y la subida de tipos vuelve a haber una estampida a estados más baratos.Conmovedor.
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Cita de: Benzino Napaloni en Marzo 14, 2023, 22:14:02 pmAsí que las empresas mandan de vuelta a la oficina a los curritos, los rentistas vuelven a poner el cazo... y con el petardazo del SVB y la subida de tipos vuelve a haber una estampida a estados más baratos.Conmovedor. Ya lo ha dicho hoy Zuckerberg en su nota de actualización del "Year of Efficiency": mejor presencial que remoto...Our early analysis of performance data suggests that engineers who either joined Meta in-person and then transferred to remote or remained in-person performed better on average than people who joined remotely. This analysis also shows that engineers earlier in their career perform better on average when they work in-person with teammates at least three days a week. This requires further study, but our hypothesis is that it is still easier to build trust in person and that those relationships help us work more effectively.https://about.fb.com/news/2023/03/mark-zuckerberg-meta-year-of-efficiency/
Biden Administration Approves Controversial Alaska Oil Drilling ProjectPosted by BeauHD on Monday March 13, 2023 @06:00PM from the not-a-great-look dept.An anonymous reader quotes a report from NBC News:CitarThe Biden administration on Monday gave the green light to a sprawling oil drilling project in Alaska, opening the nation's largest expanse of untouched land to energy production. The multibillion-dollar project will be located inside the National Petroleum Reserve, about 200 miles north of the Arctic Circle, and could produce nearly 600 million barrels of crude oil over the next 30 years, according to the Interior Department. The department noted in announcing the approval that it reduced the scope of the plan, called the Willow Project, by denying two of the five drill sites proposed by ConocoPhillips, Alaska's largest crude oil producer. The department estimated that the project could produce nearly a quarter of a billion metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions.The project had received forceful pushback from environmentalists, who pointed to its potential climate and environmental effects. The Native American community closest to the site has also opposed (PDF) the project, though others have supported it. The oil industry and Alaskan lawmakers had urged the president to approve the project for its energy production potential and its ability to create jobs. [...] But Ben Jealous, executive director of the Sierra Club, said the harm the project will cause "may not ever be able to be undone. This is the equivalent of putting dozens and dozens of coal-fired power plants back online. It makes it almost impossible to understand how the administration will ever meet its promises to reduce emissions from public lands."A source familiar with the decision said that the Biden administration had little choice, faced with the prospect of legal action and costly fines. Administration lawyers determined that the courts would not have allowed Biden to reject the project outright, as ConocoPhillips has long held leases on land in the petroleum reserve and could have levied fines on the government, the source added. The Interior Department announced Monday that ConocoPhillips would relinquish rights to about 68,000 acres of its existing leases in the petroleum reserve, most of which are close to the Teshekpuk Lake Special Area, a major habitat for caribou and other wildlife that Native communities rely on. On Sunday, the Biden administration declared about 2.8 million acres of the Beaufort Sea in the Arctic Ocean as indefinitely off-limits for future oil and gas leasing. The Interior Department said it is also considering additional protections for more than 13 million acres within the reserve that have significant natural or historical value.
The Biden administration on Monday gave the green light to a sprawling oil drilling project in Alaska, opening the nation's largest expanse of untouched land to energy production. The multibillion-dollar project will be located inside the National Petroleum Reserve, about 200 miles north of the Arctic Circle, and could produce nearly 600 million barrels of crude oil over the next 30 years, according to the Interior Department. The department noted in announcing the approval that it reduced the scope of the plan, called the Willow Project, by denying two of the five drill sites proposed by ConocoPhillips, Alaska's largest crude oil producer. The department estimated that the project could produce nearly a quarter of a billion metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions.The project had received forceful pushback from environmentalists, who pointed to its potential climate and environmental effects. The Native American community closest to the site has also opposed (PDF) the project, though others have supported it. The oil industry and Alaskan lawmakers had urged the president to approve the project for its energy production potential and its ability to create jobs. [...] But Ben Jealous, executive director of the Sierra Club, said the harm the project will cause "may not ever be able to be undone. This is the equivalent of putting dozens and dozens of coal-fired power plants back online. It makes it almost impossible to understand how the administration will ever meet its promises to reduce emissions from public lands."A source familiar with the decision said that the Biden administration had little choice, faced with the prospect of legal action and costly fines. Administration lawyers determined that the courts would not have allowed Biden to reject the project outright, as ConocoPhillips has long held leases on land in the petroleum reserve and could have levied fines on the government, the source added. The Interior Department announced Monday that ConocoPhillips would relinquish rights to about 68,000 acres of its existing leases in the petroleum reserve, most of which are close to the Teshekpuk Lake Special Area, a major habitat for caribou and other wildlife that Native communities rely on. On Sunday, the Biden administration declared about 2.8 million acres of the Beaufort Sea in the Arctic Ocean as indefinitely off-limits for future oil and gas leasing. The Interior Department said it is also considering additional protections for more than 13 million acres within the reserve that have significant natural or historical value.
https://cincodias.elpais.com/mercados-financieros/2023-03-14/el-euribor-gira-bruscamente-a-la-baja-por-el-posible-volantazo-en-los-tipos-de-interes.html
Cita de: Vipamo en Marzo 14, 2023, 19:00:51 pmhttps://cincodias.elpais.com/mercados-financieros/2023-03-14/el-euribor-gira-bruscamente-a-la-baja-por-el-posible-volantazo-en-los-tipos-de-interes.htmlEl euríbor gira bruscamente a la baja por el posible volantazo en los tipos de interésEl índice a 12 meses cae 349 milésimas de golpe en su cotización diaria, hasta el 3,509%https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MX3PIkbTQwQ&t=1sWhen we talk about the enormity of the cosmos, it’s easy to toss out big numbers – but far more difficult to wrap our minds around just how large, how far, and how numerous celestial bodies really are. How big is our Milky Way Galaxy and how far away are exoplanets, the planets beyond our solar system?
"Es de un cinismo altísimo usar la vivienda como herramienta electoral en un país como España"(...) P. A los españoles nos cuesta llamar a las cosas por su nombre. ¿Hablaría de crisis, recesión, cambio de ciclo, nueva normalidad?R. Los que lamentablemente ya empezamos a tener algún año estamos demasiado marcados por la crisis de 2008. No va a ser eso, ni nada que se le parezca. Este negocio es cíclico, la economía es cíclica y hasta es bueno que haya ciclos. Los ciclos son consustanciales a la economía y sobre todo al inmobiliario. Por lo tanto, ahora nos toca un ciclo bajista. Hemos llegado al pico de un ciclo alcista que ha durado mucho, con la mega pandemia en medio, no ha faltado nada. Teníamos dopada la economía, que no cueste el dinero, no es bueno, no es sano. Posiblemente, como siempre, tendremos que pasarnos el péndulo hacia el otro lado, para que luego se estabilice. Pero no suena irracional ni malo que la economía tenga un coste y que el dinero cueste un 2,5%, un 3%. Pero crisis no hay, es un momento de corrección de ciclo. Posiblemente, este cambio de ciclo va a ser un poquito más anglosajón que en ciclos pasados.
Hacer una peineta puede que no sea el gesto más educado, pero está protegido por el derecho a la libertad de expresión, al menos en Canadá. Un juez del Quebec ha dictaminado que realizar el gesto es un “derecho otorgado por Dios” y la constitución del país. Ni más ni menos.
https://www.expansion.com/economia/2023/03/15/6410d3e6468aeba7108b4662.htmlSaludos.
CitarHow Medicare Advantage Plans Use Algorithms To Cut Off Care For Seniors In NeedPosted by BeauHD on Monday March 13, 2023 @11:30PM from the denied-by-AI dept.An anonymous reader quotes a report from STAT News:CitarHealth insurance companies have rejected medical claims for as long as they've been around. But a STAT investigation found artificial intelligence is now driving their denials to new heights in Medicare Advantage, the taxpayer-funded alternative to traditional Medicare that covers more than 31 million people. Behind the scenes, insurers are using unregulated predictive algorithms, under the guise of scientific rigor, to pinpoint the precise moment when they can plausibly cut off payment for an older patient's treatment. The denials that follow are setting off heated disputes between doctors and insurers, often delaying treatment of seriously ill patients who are neither aware of the algorithms, nor able to question their calculations. Older people who spent their lives paying into Medicare, and are now facing amputation, fast-spreading cancers, and other devastating diagnoses, are left to either pay for their care themselves or get by without it. If they disagree, they can file an appeal, and spend months trying to recover their costs, even if they don't recover from their illnesses.[..]Saludos.
How Medicare Advantage Plans Use Algorithms To Cut Off Care For Seniors In NeedPosted by BeauHD on Monday March 13, 2023 @11:30PM from the denied-by-AI dept.An anonymous reader quotes a report from STAT News:CitarHealth insurance companies have rejected medical claims for as long as they've been around. But a STAT investigation found artificial intelligence is now driving their denials to new heights in Medicare Advantage, the taxpayer-funded alternative to traditional Medicare that covers more than 31 million people. Behind the scenes, insurers are using unregulated predictive algorithms, under the guise of scientific rigor, to pinpoint the precise moment when they can plausibly cut off payment for an older patient's treatment. The denials that follow are setting off heated disputes between doctors and insurers, often delaying treatment of seriously ill patients who are neither aware of the algorithms, nor able to question their calculations. Older people who spent their lives paying into Medicare, and are now facing amputation, fast-spreading cancers, and other devastating diagnoses, are left to either pay for their care themselves or get by without it. If they disagree, they can file an appeal, and spend months trying to recover their costs, even if they don't recover from their illnesses.[..]
Health insurance companies have rejected medical claims for as long as they've been around. But a STAT investigation found artificial intelligence is now driving their denials to new heights in Medicare Advantage, the taxpayer-funded alternative to traditional Medicare that covers more than 31 million people. Behind the scenes, insurers are using unregulated predictive algorithms, under the guise of scientific rigor, to pinpoint the precise moment when they can plausibly cut off payment for an older patient's treatment. The denials that follow are setting off heated disputes between doctors and insurers, often delaying treatment of seriously ill patients who are neither aware of the algorithms, nor able to question their calculations. Older people who spent their lives paying into Medicare, and are now facing amputation, fast-spreading cancers, and other devastating diagnoses, are left to either pay for their care themselves or get by without it. If they disagree, they can file an appeal, and spend months trying to recover their costs, even if they don't recover from their illnesses.[..]
Profundicemos en el análisis de las contradicciones externas e internas, principales y secundarias del juego de dinero-sin-trabajar inmobiliario, por favor.