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Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman’s new paper in support of the measure raises concerns that could doom the proposal in the courts. Read More
Prepare for sticker shock as summer barbecue season heats up: The price of beef is sizzlingly high. Grilled sirloin will cost more than $14 a... Read More
The Fed’s targeted inflation gauge for April hit the wires Thursday, and boy did it give folks the heebie-jeebies. Headlines hyped the... Read More
People power economic growth, but declining global birth rates are a bullish phenomenon. Yes, both statements are true at the same time. If... Read More
The economic and agricultural threat posed by Chinese-owned farmland is modest, but our fears may reflect broader anxieties about national... Read More
The race to dominate artificial intelligence is the defining competition of our era. The country that leads in AI will lead the world in... Read More
Zohran Mamdani’s promise to seize the properties of landlords he deems unworthy should send a chill down the spine of every New Yorker. Read More
A self-described Boomer explores the generational war with Gen Z over housing costs, student debt and AI fears, arguing both sides have valid... Read More
Some suggest the conservatism of Ronald Reagan is over. Somewhere in the past 40 years, they argue, limited government and free-market... Read More
Americans know something is broken across our communities, and particularly in our major cities. Read More
Annell López: My family's saga shows the problem with Trump's new plan Read More
We still remember during Donald Trump’s first term when his FCC repealed Obama’s “net neutrality” rules regarding... Read More
I went down a rabbit hole about 19th-century railroad finance. I came back out thinking differently about everything happening in 2026. Read More
About three months before the Pentagon announced plans to lend money to Vulcan Elements, Trump Jr.’s venture capital firm took an... Read More
Changes after 2008 made it easier for the Fed to finance fiscal policy. That needs to change. Read More
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Answering a question about big gains in energy stocks. Read More
A criminal could be masquerading as a celebrity, web store or family member asking for your money. Detecting scams requires a new approach. Read More
Learn the difference between needs and wants. Read More
The chart book available here looks at the impact of AI on the economy and financial markets. Read More
Structural reforms, rising earnings, and attractive valuations suggest Japanese equities still offer meaningful upside despite strong recent... Read More
Earnings season is just about over and it was a good one. Read More
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When President Trump was first sworn in, he made a promise: The forgotten men and women of America would be forgotten no longer. Since then, this Administration has worked hard to deliver on that commitment, from reshoring manufacturing and bringing jobs back to America, to preparing our workforce for the AI revolution. But while our economy is seeing record job ... Read More
The Fed’s targeted inflation gauge for April hit the wires Thursday, and boy did it give folks the heebie-jeebies. Headlines hyped the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index’s jump to 3.8% y/y from 3.5% in March and 2.9% in February, warning it signaled high oil and gas prices’ economic risks.[i] If inflation itself didn’t knock growth (and presumably stocks), ... Read More
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