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A government-led effort was plagued by politics, bad ideas, and delays, but private initiative drove New York’s broader comeback. Read More
Oil in abundance is a given. The United States could find itself 100% bereft of oil, all the while at war with or embargoed by every... Read More
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s plan to buy back government bonds and hold yields down backfired on Wednesday, as yields rose... Read More
Major rating agencies could begin slashing the city’s bond ratings over fears that Mamdani’s spending will outrun city revenue... Read More
Brent crude oil once again crossed the century mark—$100 per barrel—this week, and headlines once again call it a headwind for... Read More
The biggest growth opportunities can start as tiny pieces of a much larger company. Read More
The Federal Open Market Committee votes on interest rates September 16. Two weeks later, on September 30, the Bureau of Economic Analysis... Read More
We need answers for a postindustrial society, but that does not mean we should abandon the fundamental tenets of the free market. Read More
Today, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released its Employment Situation report for August 2026, showing that 162,000 jobs were... Read More
According to a recent Reuters-Ipsos poll, Democrats and Republicans are tied on the question of which party voters trust more on economic... Read More
The retirement myth of endless golf games or fishing trips melting into decades of elder bliss has been crumbling for decades. Read More
Today’s business ownership landscape is increasingly complicated by financial, voting, contractual and capital arrangements. A direct... Read More
The popular uprising against data centers has emerged so suddenly that politicians stumble over their own pitchforks racing to the front of... Read More
If you're going to warn of an AI apocalypse, you'd better show how it realistically happens Read More
AI is simultaneously underwhelming and frightening. Read More
US President Donald Trump seems to be hastening the end of the oil age. Read More
The bond market selloff has rattled Wall Street, but falling bond prices mean more income for investors and a cushion against price declines. Read More
J.D. Vance would like to give money to people for choices they're already making—without a workable plan to actually pay for it. Read More
Big talk, but he carries a very small stick Read More
We borrow to pay for almost everything else. Read More
Populist pessimism is dead wrong. Read More
Do you think it's fair that some people are better off financially than others? Does it perhaps matter whether those earnings stem from a... Read More
New research shows the traditional Shiller CAPE understates S&P 500 valuations. A value-weighted Component CAPE improves return forecasts and... Read More
Capturing only what households consume, inflation stats miss the assets they hope to own. Read More
Plus five more stocks under Morningstar’s coverage with big dividend increases. Read More
Why I moved from hold to hike ahead of the Fed's September meeting. Read More
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