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Has your company added more "well-being" support this year? According to Deloitte's 2021 Global Human Capital Trends report, released on Thursday, seven in 10 respondents said the shift to remote work had a positive impact on well-being.

Investors should bet on downtrodden sectors but still hold onto defensive stocks to ward against volatility posed by the health crisis, says Dan Suzuki of RB Advisors. Read more reut.rs/3gz9Kyl

Working from home? Do you need a new desk, chair, computer, router? About two-thirds of companies are providing or reimbursing for needs of newly remote workers, according to a survey by HR consultancy Mercer: 55% are covering laptops, 33% mobile phones, 26% printers and 24% ergonomic equipment. The questions on most people’s minds: What exactly can you get reimbursed for? What can you deduct on your taxes? And how do you make an airtight case to your boss for things you think your company should really be paying for? When considering the costs of a home-office setup, here are some issues to keep in mind. #WorldAtWork

Technology shares have rocketed in 2020 to record highs, both fueling and surpassing broader stock rebounds. How long can it last? Some coverage from our most recent Reuters Investment Summit.

With COVID-19 vaccines on the way, PIMCO's Dan Ivascyn expects the U.S. economy to recover in the coming year, further diminishing demand for some safe-haven assets like the U.S. dollar. California-based PIMCO, which has more than $2 trillion assets under management, is underweight the U.S. currency across many portfolios. https://www.reuters.com//pimcos-ivascyn-sees-weaker-dollar