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I’ve spent most of this year in Palm Beach, where it is not unusual to meet new people and hear them boast of their accomplishments,... Read More
At 35, you might have an MBA and a six-figure salary but still make terrible money decisions. Here's why calling your parents isn't a walk of... Read More
Recently I was eating at an outside cafe when a man walked by me wearing a shirt that said, “Every billionaire is a policy... Read More
Harvard, Yale, and Princeton are breeding grounds for the most prominent conservatives. Yes, you read that right. Or did you? It’s no... Read More
Downtown Atlanta has an unpleasant grayness to it, as if its architects forgot their charm at home when it was built. I glanced up at the... Read More
“We should all be worried about ‘dynamic pricing,’” Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Massachusetts) announced online this... Read More
What personality traits distinguish successful entrepreneurs? This question has occupied academic research on entrepreneurship for decades,... Read More
It is indisputable that energy is the lifeblood of every civilization. We are reminded of that truth daily at the gas pumps and when... Read More
The president said he’s prepared to impose “TREMENDOUS Economic Consequences” on countries that assist Iran. There is reason for... Read More
It's even worse than you think. Read More
Data centers aren’t winning many popularity contests. At least 15 states and more than 200 counties and municipalities have proposed or... Read More
“The jobs are enormous and the money paid, the taxes paid, are just enormous,” the President said. Read More
The US Treasury is buying long bonds but not very many. Read More
When you don’t know what anything should cost, everything feels like a con Read More
Why the stock market has to crash on occasion. Read More
Japan is hot. Read More
The SaaSpocalypse presents a perfect moment for PE and buyout shops. Read More
The Philly Fed business outlook just hit its 7th highest level in 700 months of data. Read More
Have we tried turning off society and turning it back on again? Read More
When the Fed began hiking in 2022, traditional rate-sensitive sectors, including office construction, rolled over quickly but other... Read More
Photo: Paper Trident / iStock / Getty Images Plus via Getty Images Americans have been moving from high-tax states to low-tax states for a... Read More
Our goal is to "lead you back to the long and winding road" in common stocks, which our eight criteria define, and to avoid the glamour and... Read More
I’m not one to usually worry about government debt but I believe we have a problem, folks. Read More
Energy and healthcare sectors making new highs Read More
Trends, drivers and uncertainties Read More
The dividend outlook of the S&P 500 once again delivered a mixed outlook for investors in August 2026. Read More
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Markets treated the federal government’s latest inflation report as good news. Consumer prices rose 0.1% in July, bringing annual inflation down to 3.4%. Core inflation, which excludes food and energy, sits at 2.5%. Commentators spoke of "breathing room" for the Federal Reserve. Breathing room, compared to what? Wages are growing at 3.2%, which means real earnings are shrinking. The Fed is s... Read More
On August 17, four Chinese grain and seed companies moved as if a shortage had already arrived. Qiule and Shennong jumped more than 10 percent apiece, and Jinjian Rice and Nongfa Seed hit their daily trading limits. The rally landed two days after JPMorgan told clients that global food inflation could climb from 2.8 percent in the first half of 2026 to 5 percent by the first ha... Read More
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