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Nearly half of older American workers expect to rely mainly on Social Security for income in retirement, according to a new report. To... Read More
David Ellison’s bid to merge PSKY with Warner Bros. Discovery is now being challenged on antitrust grounds. Read More
Ronald Reagan was fond of an unconservative thought, Thomas Paine’s “We have it in our power to begin the world over... Read More
Kevin Warsh, the new chairman of the Federal Reserve, has made clear that he intends to change the way monetary policy works. After five... Read More
Milton Friedman’s monetarism never rejected Keynesianism as much as it mirrored it. Read More
Two months ago, federal regulators erased the phrase “reputational risk” from the rulebook they use to supervise banks. Last... Read More
A deeper look into the stock market’s rally to record highs shows that the market of stocks is doing a lot better than it looks on the... Read More
The US employment situation report dropped Friday morning … and underwhelmed. Headline payrolls shed -23,000 jobs, badly missing... Read More
For the president, oil is the ultimate prize, but his pursuit of it in Iran and Venezuela has backfired. Read More
The viral burrito debate reveals how Gen Z voters feel about affordability, and why Republicans think prices won't decide the 2026 midterms. Read More
This is the single most important aspect of Apple’s story today Read More
Wendy’s made a name for itself by promoting an elevated form of fast food, with an emphasis on fresh ingredients. But today, as the... Read More
Washington doesn't hand out many easy wins. So when one shows up with 100-plus co-sponsors and genuine bipartisan support, it’s a... Read More
Leaders who care about productivity should stop asking where people sit and start asking which arrangement helps each kind of work create the... Read More
Americans are more selfish than ever. Read More
Why are socialism, marijuana, and original blockbusters ascendant? Where do "Western values" come from? Why do modern people torture... Read More
The president’s push for data centers is driving a boom in gas-burning power plants. Texas is leading the way. Read More
What are the unintended consequences if people actually got their economic wishes? Read More
Bullish and bearish without a time frame and magnitude don't mean much. Read More
“A burrito shouldn’t cost $20.” Read More
Historic talent is leaving DeepMind and Google, but that may ultimately *help* Google's Gemini efforts... Read More
One weak report doesn't make a trend. Read More
Crowd behavior in prediction, betting and stock markets. Read More
We like to buy meritorious companies that meet our eight criteria for stock selection. Then we hold our winners to a fault, because most of... Read More
NGDP is growing too fast. Read More
The S&P 500 was flat but the details were more interesting. Read More
Gold and bitcoin have retreated from recent highs, but most major market indicators still sit above long-term averages. Read More
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Washington doesn't hand out many easy wins. So when one shows up with 100-plus co-sponsors and genuine bipartisan support, it’s a moment for members to act. The GROWTH Act, short for Generate Retirement Ownership Through Long-Term Holding, fixes a problem in the tax code that has been shortchanging Main Street investors for years. Millions of Americans who hold mutual funds in ordinary... Read More
The US employment situation report dropped Friday morning … and underwhelmed. Headline payrolls shed -23,000 jobs, badly missing consensus estimates of an 80,000 gain.[i] Moreover, the past two months’ gains were revised lower. It all rekindles some fear over a “weakening” labor market but simultaneously assuages some fears that the Fed will hike rates. So which is it: bad... Read More
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