
Market Moves
Dimon: Get Staffers Back in the Office, Remote-Work Productivity Stinks
In a corporate split, some bosses and workers agree with the JPM chief, but others really, really don’t.
Polls show white-collar workers want to go back to the office, at least for some of the time.
Pantheon’s Shepherdson finds that need for hiring amid solid economic growth calmed worries.
Tech advances like AI, plus Fed restraint, may at last lift it out of the doldrums, Natixis’ Lavorgna believes.
This further fuels the debate over whether corporate America favors investors now or its long-term future.
Productivity, industry concentration, working insecurity, and baby boomers make up Natixis economist’s list.
Boost of over 20% in first quarter, if sustained, might help lagging productivity gains.