The Ticker: Money Stories for Tuesday, July 20

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Across our screens today:

  • Equity analysts have been for the past quarter century.
  • Gay and lesbian couples for retirement than straight, married couples. Straight, cohabitating couples also save more for retirement than straight married couples.
  • of former debt collectors.
  • Writing about the .
  • Monetary theory from a .
  • A on “African-American Economic Progress in Urban Areas: A Tale of 14 American Cities.”
  • Unemployment in all but six states. Hawaii’s unemployment rate declined almost imperceptibly — less than half a percent in May.
  • Readers of the Planet Money blog new symbols for the dollar sign.
  • U.S. Senate Committee on Appropriations more than $34.3 million for agriculture projects in Hawaii.
  • State cuts to a program that helps special-needs children because it first needs to draft new administrative rules. The reduction could shut out some 260 children from qualifying for the program and save the state as much as $5 million.

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