The shrinking post-pandemic wedding

Big employers cut office space Having "discovered during the pandemic that they can function with nearly all of their workers out of the office," many big employers are downsizing on expensive office space in city centers, said Peter Eavis and Matthew Haag at The New York Times. Most aren't going fully remote. But Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan's CEO, said recently he expected that "for every 100 employees, the bank would need seats for only 60 on average." United Airlines is getting rid of 17...