College Sign: Morning Briefing and Forbes Estimates

college sign: Schwarzman's plan would eliminate taxes for teachers, introduce a higher minimum wage and more technical training for people who don't go to college, according to The Guardian. Sign up for the US morning briefing But Schwarzman, who Forbes estimates to be worth 13.7bn, seemed keen to avoid the term income inequality at a time when inequality, which has been growing markedly for more than 30 years, has become a hot political topic. The CEO of Blackstone and former Trump adviser outlined what he called a Marshall plan for the middle class on cable channel CNBC referencing the US initiative that aided the rebuilding of western Europe after the second world war. What we have is less an issue of income inequality than income insufficiency for the bottom 50% of the society, he said on CNBC's Squawk Box. This is not anecdotal, he said. I look at this as a systemic problem. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.