Paulette Perhach

2 months ago | estadao.com.br | Paulette Perhach

No bate-papo do grupo, geralmente uma lista de memes, lembretes e planos para o jantar, um dos colegas de quarto de Jack Kankiewicz fez uma captura de tela de um artigo sobre as tarifas do presidente Trump para parceiros comerciais globais anunciadas em 2 de abril. Kankiewicz e seus colegas de quarto debateram os possíveis efeitos das tarifas e depois voltaram às suas discussões habituais, com um deles confirmando que de fato iriam comprar McDonald’s antes de ver “A Minecraft Movie”.

2 months ago | telegraphindia.com | Paulette Perhach

People in their 20s viscerally understand that an economy is not solid matter on which to stand, they saw their families go through the 2008 financial crisis in elementary and middle school, then the Covid-19 pandemic in high school and college Paulette Perhach Published 21.04.25, 06:08 AM In the house group chat, usually a scroll of memes, reminders and dinner plans, one of Jack Kankiewicz’s roommates dropped a screenshot of an article about President Donald Trump’s tariffs to global trading...

2 months ago | nytimes.com | Paulette Perhach

Some young adults with disposable incomes for the first time in their lives are trying to make sense of how tariffs are affecting how they should save and spend. In the house group chat, usually a scroll of memes, reminders and dinner plans, one of Jack Kankiewicz's roommates dropped a screenshot of an article about President Trump's tariffs to global trading partners announced on April 2.

Feb 23, 2025 | nytimes.com | Paulette Perhach

Decades ago, John Glover, a lawyer then in his early 30s with a wife and two children, found himself standing in a bank lobby trying to figure out how he could stretch what little remained in his account to cover his expenses. Foreclosure loomed. He wanted to float a check, write it and worry about having the money in the account later. "There was just no money," said Mr. Glover, who had gone out on his own to build a law firm, but was struggling with self-worth issues and becoming an entrepreneur.

Feb 20, 2025 | huffpost.com | Paulette Perhach

The best thing about him was he wasn’t going to hurt me. After that last slice to the heart, I needed to know there wouldn’t be an exit wound. “Boyfriend” was more than I could muster. Technically, he served as that geriatric euphemism, “companion”: n. a person with whom one spends time, or who shares the experiences of another, especially when unpleasant or unwelcome. A plague-mate. His cheekbones made me wish I’d worn eyeliner for our first date last July, a two-hour travel story brunch.