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New Mexico’s $25 billion judgement against Meta is an obnoxious shakedown of the Menlo Park, CA technology giant. But that’s... Read More
Economists hope earlier episodes of labor disruption, from the Industrial Revolution to the Great Depression, can help us prepare for the age... Read More
As both major parties embrace government ownership, look to history: socialism and political freedom have never coexisted for long. Read More
Economist Robert Hall’s proposal would simplify collection without discouraging investments. Read More
It's difficult to see how just a bit more taxing and spending will solve France’s problems. Read More
The decades ahead will be shaped by a contest for real resources. Read More
France’s protesters are rioting against austerity that doesn’t exist. Macron might as well give them the real thing. Read More
A mess of high taxes, low affordability and homeless squalor is Gavin Newsom’s legacy, the one he thinks will propel him to the White House. Read More
Tesla's Roadster demonstration showed a car hovering in midair, but the real debate is why America needs 16,000 more Elon Musks to push... Read More
Markets can't tell whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates next week. After September's inflation reportcame in hot at 3.7%,... Read More
The economy has been voters’ top issue in four of the six midterm elections this century — and 2026 appears all but certain to... Read More
What if Elizabeth Holmes was Eric Holmes? And what if Eric Holmes had raised $15 million for Theranos instead of the $700 million+ that... Read More
The president hopes a promise of $5,000 checks, as well as other handouts, will swing the election. These voters think otherwise. Read More
Oren Cass has some advice for tariff critics: learn to read. In his weekly Commonplace newsletter, he mocked Jonah Goldberg and Marc... Read More
Plastic straws, oat milk, and ambitious climate pledges made Starbucks a darling of corporate activism. Now the costs of those commitments... Read More
US midterm elections are in two weeks and dominate American headlines. That focus also colors market analyses. But what economic reports mean... Read More
We discuss why tech and small-cap stocks could lead the next rally, the latest inflation readings and how they impact the bond market, why... Read More
With the midterms approaching, you’re about to hear plenty of predictions about which party will be better for your money. Read More
For around $130,000, you could be the first person in your neighborhood to own the new all-electric Jaguar Type 01, which was unveiled this... Read More
Small businesses have found the most success growing bigger by embracing the digital domain to reach and benefit consumers. According to the... Read More
The Golden State has the worst lawmakers imaginable. Read More
An exclusive interview with Nick Cammarata, the researcher whose 26,000-word viral blog post has AI safety folks celebrating. Read More
The progressive Democrat, whose party may take control of the Senate, is sounding alarms over consolidation in the hot sauce business. Read More
A story of regulatory capture. Read More
More AI cockroaches are getting flattened; the market is shifting away from AI. This isn't a panic but time to plan accordingly. Read More
A fixed-income whodunit Read More
The sector is trading at a premium to the market but that's no reason to sell. Read More
The looting of stores belonging to brands like Dior, Celine and Hermès has exposed a crack in the glossy facade. Read More
Here’s why we expect US inflation to fall in line with the Fed’s 2% target over 2028-30. Read More
Compute demand is significantly greater than supply, so the speed of the data center buildout matters. Read More
Risk management, the Fed’s main rationale in September, points to another rate hike next week. Markets put the odds at one in five. Read More
Worried about a shortfall? Here are strategies to strengthen your retirement plan, from cutting investment costs to adjusting spending and... Read More
Over earning, yes, but not a bubble Read More
Charts of the week. Read More
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Oren Cass has some advice for tariff critics: learn to read. In his weekly Commonplace newsletter, he mocked Jonah Goldberg and Marc Short for amplifying a social media post from Cincinnati News as suggesting that Cleveland-Cliffs was laying off workers at its Middletown plant because of President Trump’s tariffs. On the narrow point, Cass is right. This was a gross misrepresentation o... Read More
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