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The slippery slope is quite literally the only way these things ‘work.’ Read More
Christian Schneider: As the United States celebrates its 250th birthday, it is important to recognize that our nation’s greatness isn’t... Read More
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent delivered a remarkably important speech on June 23 at the Economic Club of New York. Yet neither Wall Street... Read More
The recent oil-price plunge again reminds us that markets are smarter than experts. It’s not that markets are never wrong;... Read More
The millionaire’s tax fad got another follower last month, but there might be a backlash on the horizon. Read More
Data centers, and the $1 trillion+ that is being invested in their creation, are “causing” overall weakness in the U.S. economy.... Read More
I was recently in Kansas City. My Uber driver was Jesse — sharp, easy to talk to. He mentioned, almost offhandedly, that his... Read More
A recent SCOTUS ruling highlights the tension between health concerns, scientific consensus, and the realities of modern agriculture. Read More
New Jersey's teachers' pension fund has less than 46 cents set aside for every dollar it owes retired teachers, and its liabilities grow by... Read More
Saving a million dollars is doable if you start early, and it could last you decades in retirement. Read More
Citigroup announced a new platform for tokenized shares of private companies last week, describing it as... Read More
Bank of America needs to come clean: Did it “de-bank” the makers of a film about Ronald Reagan? That’s the claim made by RawHide... Read More
A $1,000 investment at birth plus $10 per week could grow to nearly $400,000 through tax-advantaged compounding. Read More
The battery recycler Ascend Elements was riding high in 2023, flush with hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funding. The seed money... Read More
America is actually pretty good at this growth thing Read More
And the interest-rate reckoning to come Read More
The US Dollar Index has reached a 13-month high, but experts are divided on the greenback’s outlook. Read More
The bull market didn’t start in March 2009. It started in 1776. Read More
Let’s look back to America’s first stock market bubble, the “scriptomania” of 1791. Like the year 2026, the year 1791... Read More
Working hard won’t make you rich. I know that’s not what we’ve grown up hearing. We’ve heard the opposite. It... Read More
Everyone wants to be a neocloud. Read More
The Iran war has led to significant volatility, keeping domestic price pressures in the spotlight. Read More
Lots of momentum heading into the second half. Read More
China's home prices have now been falling for four straight years, with both new and used home prices stuck in negative territory since 2022. Read More
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New Jersey's teachers' pension fund has less than 46 cents set aside for every dollar it owes retired teachers, and its liabilities grow by roughly $2 billion a year no matter what the state contributes, according to the state's own actuarial valuation as of July 1, 2024. Governor Mikie Sherrill's response, in the FY2027 budget she signed on June 30, was to fully fund the pension system ... Read More
Data centers, and the $1 trillion+ that is being invested in their creation, are “causing” overall weakness in the U.S. economy. That’s according to former Biden White House economic official, Jennifer Harris. Writing in the New York Times, Harris asserts that “the artificial intelligence buildout is expected to rival or surpass previous technological booms at their peaks &... Read More
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