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Many residents of LA feel that the city is in danger of falling into a downward spiral. But there are bright spots, too, in successful... Read More
You’d think we’d be weary of flimflam artists, tech vampires and alternative realities by now. But no. Read More
Five decades ago, when the United States faced unusually high fuel prices and energy-security concerns from the slowdown of Middle East... Read More
The headline coming out of the Federal Reserve’s meeting Wednesday will be the central bank’s decision on interest rates, but... Read More
Anxiety over America’s build-out of data centers has reached Wall Street in recent days, kindling fears that the artificial... Read More
One of the under-reported realities of “Medicare for All” proposed by Bernie Sanders and supported by the majority of Democrats... Read More
Britain was the cradle of the Industrial Revolution—where cheap, abundant coal fuelled the inventions that built the modern world. Those Read More
They mocked me on live TV. Almost eight years ago to the day, I went on Yahoo Finance’s prime-time market show. Read More
Upon perusing financial news this week, one Bloomberg piece caught our eye. It highlighted a recent survey of 2,000 investors and concluded... Read More
The economy means less to Wall Street than it used to. Read More
One of the biggest issue driving the midterm elections? The economy. On “The Opinions,” the economist Natasha Sarin and the... Read More
Ask most Americans what worries them about the economy, and "the debt" lands near the top of the list. Television commentators often add a... Read More
Arguments about tax theory are often theoretical. Sure, you can point to the British householders who bricked up windows to avoid paying... Read More
Yet another reminder that monetarism doesn't reject Keynesianism and the Phillips Curve, rather it's a variation of both discredited economic... Read More
Socialist leaders ignore history's deadly failures because they expect to rule in privilege and control every aspect of our lives. Read More
A change of power in Washington reaches far beyond the Capitol. For Mexican workers, American businesses, and families on both sides of our... Read More
Batya Ungar-Sargon recently argued in The Hill that Americans born right after World War II — the “Baby Boomers,” as we... Read More
Energy abundance means lower prices, a stronger economy, higher living standards and a better, richer future for every American, and the... Read More
Developments in Milwaukee, Paris and Berlin point to a new opportunity for the United States and Europe to address anti-competitive market... Read More
Meta's promises of privacy and security for users were "lies" and "deception," a New Mexico judge said in issuing a blistering $25-billion... Read More
Not long after the dust settles from the current campaigns, most Americans will shake their heads in disbelief over how data centers were... Read More
How to assess the impact of AI. Read More
Developed at the University of Virginia, the Global Capitalism Index is a measurement of capitalism consisting of 8 subindices across 170... Read More
Major build-outs run in two phases, per Carlota Perez: the infrastructure, and then the applications that pay for it. The internet took seven... Read More
The bugs OpenAI models discovered this week have existed for more than a decade, and PHP, the programming language that contained them, is 30... Read More
Immigration, the welfare state, and Keynesian economics are all showing signs of strain. Read More
Over the past few years fan interest has become undeniable, and real investment has followed. Read More
Not until Democratic and GOP elites walk away from what they have been saying for the last decade. Read More
Financial market analysis and research publisher providing live stock market commentary and investor-focused insights. Read More
When compared to previous years, 2026 is quite tame, if not one of the tamest years in a long time. Read More
The dramatic recent surge in investment in data centers in the United States is boosting the economy but at the same time sparking heated... Read More
Compute demand is significantly greater than supply, so the speed of the data center buildout matters. Read More
Here’s why we expect US inflation to fall in line with the Fed’s 2% target over 2028-30. Read More
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