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The latest Social Security Trustees Report contains a warning that neither political party should ignore. If Congress fails to act, Social... Read More
The gleaming new city checks every box: school, medical center, recreational center, sushi bar. There’s even a dog park with hoops and... Read More
There were a lot of ways that SpaceX’s initial public offering could have gone wrong. Instead, the company bucked Wall Street norms,... Read More
The space company’s IPO cannot be separated from the repugnant record of its CEO, who will likely become the world’s first trillionaire. Read More
It’s almost as if the Democratic Party never cared if it won or lost on this issue. Read More
Milton Friedman was sometimes wrong. This is true regardless of one’s ideology, and despite the fact that he was revered by members of... Read More
Extracurricular activities and college prep are taking more time Read More
While doomers cite the energy demands of artificial intelligence as a justification to oppose construction of data centers, General Motors... Read More
The Olympic Wage policy pushing pay to $30 per hour in Los Angeles could discourage investment and hiring ahead of the 2028 Summer Olympics. Read More
The primary has only just ended, yet the California Chamber of Commerce (CalChamber) has already decided to endorse Xavier Becerra for... Read More
Financial market analysis and research publisher providing live stock market commentary and investor-focused insights. Read More
Next week, the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee meets. The post-meeting statement and Chairman Kevin Warsh's press conference should... Read More
Musk's years in the public eye, marked by serial controversy and an accelerating embrace of white identitarian politics, have... Read More
AAII bulls fell and bear rose in the lastest survey Read More
More than a year since “Liberation Day,” the US trade deficit looks much the same—despite a historic increase in tariffs... Read More
Yet another proxy oddity Read More
How 16 top economists think AI will change the job market. Read More
While companies in the US chase smaller footprints, there are a lot of new large reactors going up in China. Read More
Calling a top is impossible but investors are certainly giddy about AI right now. Read More
Diversification is fading as AI and energy link markets, reshaping global portfolio strategy. Read More
AI investment consists mostly of imported hardware that doesn't add to US GDP. Read More
Earnings, labor market and inflation Read More
Elevated inflation now is about unusual patterns in the tails, not the broad-based heat. Read More
There are no signs that AI is boosting anything but the Mag 7. Read More
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With little public discussion, the Social Security Administration (SSA) implemented several changes to the application process for retirement and other benefits. The financial press and Congress have not yet picked up on these new rules, but they will have important effects on those seeking benefits. The new rules have been sold as a way of allowing advocates (third parties), ofte... Read More
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