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The “billionaire tax” is a bad socialist idea that is already centuries old. In fact, the first warning about the tax came 200 years ago... Read More
It was a holiday party at a crypto titan’s estate in Marin County, and Sergey Brin had a bone to pick with Gavin Newsom. Mr. Brin, a... Read More
Matthew Lynn opens his one-year anniversary of Liberation Day piece by noting that nobody organized a party. “As birthdays... Read More
From teasing tariffs to raking in royalties, these are the ways the president has used the White House to boost his bank account. Read More
All civilizational knowledge is built on history. A 3-year-old touches a hot stove, burns his finger, and then knows—forever—not... Read More
Baby boomers still control over $85 trillion in wealth, but millennials are catching up faster than any generation with a 374% surge since... Read More
For an economy to grow, it’s necessary that capital reaches its highest perceived use as quickly as possible. From this seemingly trite... Read More
Taxing wealthy part-time residents doesn’t address a bigger issue: rent-stabilized apartments used illegally as second homes. Read More
New York City faces a mass exodus as high taxes, housing shortages and undisciplined government spending push residents across all income... Read More
Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren is back on the warpath against American chip manufacturer NVIDIA. This time, it was the... Read More
The $1,000 per month rule offers a simple way to estimate retirement savings based on a 5% portfolio withdrawal rate. Read More
More people need to pause for a second before lighting their money (or, worse, their life) on fire. Read More
Kevin Warsh came before the Senate Banking Committee on April 21 with a simple message: The Federal Reserve is broken, and he is the person... Read More
Winning Senate approval may be the easy part. Read More
Consumer sentiment is hitting all time lows and stocks all time highs. Read More
Many rural communities are viscerally opposed to AI infrastructure. Read More
With only 1.1 percent of workers earning $7.25 an hour, the federal minimum wage now matters far less than politicians claim. Read More
After eight years, Wednesday will be the last time that Powell steps up to the podium as Fed Chair. Read More
These companies delivered the largest gains in total shareholder value. Read More
The pandemic's impact on the economy could have been much worse. Read More
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Let us first dismiss concerns about systemic risk. Read More
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Gold has been in correction mode but remains above a key level. Read More
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Matthew Lynn opens his one-year anniversary of Liberation Day piece by noting that nobody organized a party. “As birthdays go,” he writes, “it was a very quiet affair.” Evidently he finds this odd, but there is a really easy explanation: you don’t throw a party when there’s nothing to celebrate. Deep down, even the most ardent tariff supporters under... Read More
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