Goldman Sachs will require employees to wear masks and prove they have been vaccinated against COVID-19 to enter the firm’s U.S. workplaces. People who are not fully vaccinated by Sept. 7 are expected to work from home. The multinational investment banking company was one of the first companies on Wall Street that returned to the office two months ago and is among many other corporations implementing more stringent return to work requirements. White House Covid officials up the pressure on private employers to mandate vaccines: 'Now is the time' - CNBC Credit Suisse tells unvaccinated U.S. staff to work from home, memo says - Reuters Can I Be Required to Get a Covid-19 Vaccine? What the Law Says - The Washington Post BMO Delays Investment Bankers’ Office Return a Month to November - Bloomberg The overall effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines among front-line workers declined from 91% to 66% after the delta variant became the dominant virus strain, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Research shows that after five to six months, the effectiveness of both the Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccines begins to decrease by upwards of 10% when compared to a month after the second dose. J&J says its Covid vaccine booster shot generated a promising immune response in early trials - CNBC The CDC Only Tracks a Fraction of Breakthrough COVID-19 Infections, Even as Cases Surge - ProPublica @mugecevik: All studies assessing the performance of vaccines against Delta are based on real-world data (vaccine effectiveness), which are influenced by variant transmissibility, human behaviour, and immunity status of the population, therefore they require careful interpretation. (3/n) The S&P 500 recorded its 50th record close of 2021 Tuesday as economically-sensitive stocks like banks, oil producers and companies in the travel industry lifted the market. U.S. stock futures were flat Wednesday, suggesting a pause from investors following the markets' record close as they await news from the central bank’s Jackson Hole symposium. The Pandemic Is Testing the Federal Reserve’s New Policy Plan - The New York Times Inflation vs jobs hole: A tradeoff the Fed still hopes to skirt - Reuters @RyanDetrick: Six years ago today was the first time the Dow ever dropped 1,000 points. Since that day the S&P 500 has made an even 250 new highs. That day was pretty scary, but that puts things in perspective for sure. The Supreme Court denied President Joe Biden’s plea to rescind an immigration policy implemented by former President Donald Trump that forced thousands of asylum seekers to stay in Mexico while their claims were evaluated by U.S. authorities. The Remain in Mexico policy has not been in use since 2019 before the start of the pandemic and both the Trump and Biden administrations have been turning back migrants under public-health orders from the CDC. Migrants stuck in Mexico faced 6,356 violent attacks since January, report finds - CBS News US immigrants faced higher unemployment under COVID-19 but gap has closed - Pew Research U.S. food distributors reported difficulties in fulfilling orders as a lack of workers takes a toll on the supply chain. Sysco Corp. is among many food retailers that have had to turn away customers where demand is exceeding capacity as prices for key goods climb. Retailers are reaching manufacturer capacity as they stockpile ahead of the holiday season. McDonald’s runs out of milkshakes due to ‘supply chain issues’ - The Guardian A pizzeria in Alabama has offered to 'literally hire anyone' in a sign the labor shortage continues to hit restaurants hard - Insider Chick-fil-A closes some dining rooms amid worker shortage - CBS News "Stock futures are flat a day after the Nasdaq closes above 15,000 for the first time" - CNBC / Source: CNBC

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