Daily Money: Luxury home sales; remote work trends; Target fitting rooms

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💡 INSIGHT OF THE DAY: In the first quarter, the typical luxury home on sale spent 61 days on the market — 38 fewer than the first quarter of 2020, according to Redfin data reported by our Swapna Venugopal Ramaswamy.

🏢 BONUS INSIGHT: 72% of companies say employees will be able to return to the workplace over the next five months, according to a Conference Board survey provided exclusively to Paste BN. Of those, half expect to reopen between August and October.

📰 And here are more stories you won't want to miss:

1. Now you can try things on again at Target: The chain is reopening all of its fitting rooms.

2. Can employers require you to get a COVID vaccine? Yep. We've reported that before, but now the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has confirmed that it's legal for employers to do so.

3. More trouble for the meat industry: A cybersecurity attack hit the world's largest meat supplier's IT systems.

4. The day is here: Google Photos now has a storage limit after years of no ceiling.

5. Prices are going up for many Charter cable customers: Here are the details.

Wouldn't it be a fitting development in this crazy time to find out we're not alone?

--@NathanBomey