Assorted Links Wednesday

The ultimate guide to compelling email subject lines: data-driven best practices + 21 examples.

There are still more job openings than unemployed workers to fill them in February, according to numbers released yesterday by the Labor Department.

Supply chain disruptions bring tax headaches: Remote workers, and in some cases independent contractors, can also change a company’s state tax situation.

The US drug supply is more reliant on India than thought: An ambitious data probe highlights how dependence on one country could pose risks for the quality and supply of critical medicines.

Small farms, those making under $350K: Now have less than half of U.S. farmland and 1/5 of production by value.

Home-price growth accelerated in January as the supply of homes for sale fell to a new low:

Households are increasingly seeing inflation as the nation’s most important problem:

How Americans will use their tax refunds:

Where $5 trillion in pandemic stimulus money went:

Pivot to queso: Avocado prices have jumped to a 24-year high due to lower supplies from Mexico, the world’s biggest avocado exporter. An index tracking the price of avocados from the Mexican state of Michoacan has soared 81% this year.

Some people are going back to the office:

Analyzing NYC caffeine deprivation through location intelligence: The spatial patterns of coffee shops across New York City.