The National Observer: Where are all the millionaires going?
March 25, 2024
Money has been on the move since the pandemic, but which cities are leading the way for growing millionaire populations? This week's edition of the The National Observer has the answer, along with how the NAR settlement will affect buyers, the emerging factor leading to layoffs and more.
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As organizations work to create cultures that allow employees to bring their full selves to work, a leadership veteran says managers need to be mindful of how external factors such as economic uncertainty can have an impact on workers.
"What you want from other people, you've got to give yourself," said Mymy Nguyen, CEO of Saigon Alley Kitchen & Bar and several other restaurants in the Sacramento area.
An announcement appears to indicate the restaurant will be transitioning to a multi-course tasting menu.
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After a recent legal settlement set the stage for upheaval in how residential real estate agents get paid, one company believes it has a solution.
A new restaurant and bar is planned for a vacant space along Sacramento's Broadway corridor.
A unique affordable housing community called Cornerstone opened last week in South Sacramento, offering everything from services for formerly unhoused residents to opportunities at homeownership.
