Everyone has an opinion about the economy, and some of these hot takes miss the basics by a mile. These screenshots and ...
(Bloomberg) -- The start of Labour’s first full year in power has been marked by an avalanche of bad economic news that is unsettling both businesses and households, and will reinforce the ...
Donald Trump is swiftly losing control of his presidency, and he has it in his head that 'affordability' is a hoax and not a real word.
Job creation is probably worse than we know, but we can’t be sure without a new jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Good point! But what Antoni didn’t grasp (or didn’t want to grasp) was ...
The August jobs report on Friday morning confirmed what the market had expected after July's slowing job growth and prior months' revisions: The labor market's Cal Ripken-esque run of indefatigability ...
Trump promised economic recovery but delivered tariff insanity. Inflation was slowing under Biden until Trump interfered.
American industry has been getting a lot of hands-on direction from Democrats and Republicans for quite some time now. Every few years, someone looks at the underwhelming results of this economic ...
American industry has been receiving significant hands-on direction from Democrats and Republicans for quite some time now. Every few years, someone looks at the underwhelming results of this economic ...
Nippon Steel says it wants to keep jobs in America as it looks to buy out US Steel. And economists say: that makes sense. But U.S. presidential... Bad economics, smart politics Nippon Steel says it ...
The American economy is in a “very dynamic state right now” — a phrase we used in Vietnam for situations where no one knew what the hell was going on — and many people are rightfully uneasy.
Shortly before Election Day last November, Gallup reported that “The economy ranks as the most important of 22 issues that U.S. registered voters say will influence their choice for president.” ...
Unemployment rose to 4.6%, the highest level since 2021, according to the Financial Times. The number breaks the trend of ...