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In Illinois, J. B. Pritzker is accelerating an already fast-moving decline. Read More
Republicans are using anti-BDS laws to punish a company for dissenting. Sounds like cancel culture run amok? Read More
The world population is unlikely to collapse soon, and the imagined demographic outcome of some billionaires is by no means the greatest risk... Read More
"Private space programs are commercial endeavors in the short term, philanthropy over the long term - on an epic scale. Expecting public... Read More
Ready to have your mind blown? Read More
Bitcoin mining wastes enough power annually to power Belgium, unnecessarily adding 40 million tons of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere each... Read More
Americans are trickling back to their pre-pandemic workplaces, but most offices are still largely empty. And that's affecting local economies... Read More
Bandits have extorted $4.9 million from ordinary Nigerians this year. Read More
Deficits and other take-go policies endanger the next generation's economic future, pure and simple. Read More
Recorded July 28, 2021Guest: Gary Marshall, Public Finance Researcher and writer for RealClearMarketsProducer and Host: Cameron Weber, PhD,... Read More
The country decided it’s time to get back to work. No one asked workers what they needed first. Read More
In the 1980s Circuit City was the top-performing American stock. That’s not nothing. The 1980s was a glorious, truly glamorous decade... Read More
Who wins and who loses in the remote work revolution. Read More
Democrats can afford to be patient in the interest of new laws to stop alleged tax cheats like Trump. Read More
"The real danger with all of this is whether or not we are going to get the same incoherent set of impositions on our lives as the first few... Read More
July Manufacturing PMIs confirm what stocks already knew. Read More
Banding together to buy faddish stocks can be risky business. Read More
As workers return to the financial district, longstanding dress codes have been relaxed. Right now, almost anything goes. Even jeans. Read More
Cities have borrowed billions to build convention facilities, an industry with a cloudy future. Read More
Consistent with their roles as fiduciaries, more investment managers are acting as true stewards of the capital they invest on behalf of... Read More
Sen. Elizabeth Warren needs to learn a basic truth about technology and the economy. Read More
The billionaire viral space-tourist pissing contest garners all the clicks – but the real story is how private companies will take over... Read More
With growth so uncertain, it is understandable that central banks would be wary of beginning to taper monthly bond purchases before it is... Read More
The bipartisan infrastructure deal that's expected to pass the Senate this week would spend $65 billion on broadband projects, including more... Read More
Sir John Templeton is one of the best investors that the meme stock generation has never heard of. But he still has plenty to teach us today. Read More
Central banks, that‘s who. Now the BIS suggests watching them like big banks. Read More
I don’t think we’re making a big enough deal about the positive impact lower mortgage rates are going to have on household... Read More
It may be a simple question, but it is one that is quite difficult to calculate: The United States is a “Rule of Law”... Read More
Increased regulatory pressures from the Chinese government have created wild swings in Chinese equities of-late. Technology and education... Read More
As anticipated, corporate earnings are set for another stellar quarter; but with peak growth rates likely behind us, the road ahead gets... Read More
The Federal Reserve left its interest rate and balance sheet policy unchanged; but is opening the door a bit more to tapering its bond... Read More
A guide to approaching distribution. Read More
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Low interest rates are one reason that the housing market has taken off. They are far from the only one. Read More
If the Fed could actually increase credit, there would be very little credit to increase. Read More
What the beleaguered operator should do with $66 billion from Congress. Read More
GDP is backward looking, but we think this week’s report hints at the trends that lie ahead. Read More
The clock is ticking for U.S. stocks. Read More
Robinhood’s shaky IPO debut and intention to “democratize” Wall Street with its ever-growing user base isn’t attracting institutional... Read More
Many investors are so focused on accumulating wealth that they neglect the second part of the equation. Read More
One of President Biden’s most impactful, but least discussed, tax proposals is the repeal of the so-called “step-up in... Read More
Weiying Zhang, a professor of economics at Peking University, objects to the notion that China’s extraordinary economic success is a result... Read More
The Tokyo Olympics could cost four times as much as expected. Read More
Ronald Leonard expects the sheriff to arrive at the door of his Daytona Beach, Florida, home any day after the federal ban on evictions... Read More
Every age has generated some fashionable and overriding reason why people cannot be free. Public health is the reason of the moment. In this... Read More
"Throughout the pandemic, CNN and certain other cable news networks deliberately induced panic in order to boost their ratings and the CDC... Read More
Chiefly, the vaccination failure is because Coronavirus has been politicized among conservatives. Read More
President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats want to increase the corporate tax rate to pay for more spending programs. But raising the... Read More
A weird, though not symmetric, role reversal on economic rhetoric. Read More
The CDC’s sudden reversal on public indoor masking in response to the COVID-19 Delta variant will undermine the Biden Administration’s... Read More
The suborbital jaunts accomplished by some billionaires were not just expressions of egos. They constituted the next steps in the creation of... Read More
"Cuba should have watched and learned from the more complete reforms embraced by China and Vietnam. By holding onto Soviet-inspired... Read More
The post-pandemic housing market surge is an open invitation for investors to triple their gains – find out how to best leverage this boom. Read More
The name of a residential neighborhood in San Jose, Luna Park, represents the last trace of an early-twentieth-century funfair that once... Read More
Going to the airport can be an unpleasant experience. The bipartisan infrastructure plan could help. Read More
One of the recurring problems in consumer protection is the way government officials so often use their powers to push special interest policy preferences and serve political allies rather than everyday consumers. Look no further than reports that the Securities and Exchange Commission, under its new, Biden-appointed chairman Gary Gensler, is preparing to mandate disclosures by public compan... Read More
One of the recurring problems in consumer protection is the way government officials so often use their powers to push special interest policy preferences and serve political allies rather than everyday consumers. Look no further than reports that the Securities and Exchange Commission, under its new, Biden-appointed chairman Gary Gensler, is preparing to mandate disclosures by public compan... Read More
Today's Topics
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In the News
- Fed’s Waller Says September Taper Call May Be Warranted
- Senate to Push $1T Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill to Passage
- IMF Nations Approve Record $650 Billion to Aid Virus Fight
- Treasury Starts Additional Steps to Avoid Debt-Limit Breach
- Reese Witherspoon Sells Stake in Firm to Disney Vets, Blackstone
- Soaring Aluminum Drives Up Cost of Everything From Beer to Foil
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- Corporate Governance
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Washington, D.C.
- U.S. GDP Rose 6.5% Last Quarter, Well below Expectations
- Senators Reach Infrastructure Deal; Schumer Preps First Vote
- Biden Auto Efficiency Plans Appear Likely to Frustrate Activists
- Powell Says Fed Likely to Taper Asset Purchases ‘At the Same Time’
- White House Says Scrapped Aon-Willis Deal Shows ‘Robust Enforcement’
- Robinhood Gets ‘You Addicted’ So You ‘Keep Spending Money,’ Lawmaker Warns
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Corporate News
- Robinhood Has the Worst Debut Ever for IPO of Its Size
- Workday Falls After Amazon Ends Deal for HR Software
- The Chip-Shortage Recovery Will Be Rocky, as Apple Can Attest
- Robinhood, Gateway to ‘Meme’ Stocks, Raises $2.1 Billion in IPO
- Amazon Q2 Revenue Falls Short of Estimates, Q3 Forecasts Disappoint
- Nikola Founder Trevor Milton Pleads Not Guilty to Fraud Charges, Released on $100 Million Bail
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RealClearMarkets Originals
- Investing to Secure Your Legacy
- Stay Cool, the Time for Bearishness Isn't Too Far Ahead
- What You Can’t See in Stocks’ Stellar Long-Term Returns
- David Brooks Introduces His Readers to 'Self-Tackleization'
- Fisher Investments Urges Patience After a Heated Election Season
- About the Coronavirus, the New York Times Argues With the New York Times
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Videos & Podcasts
- Billionaire “Bond King” Breaks Down Market Trends
- Seattle Is Dying: Drugs And Homelessness In Seattle
- Waiting For The Next Big Trade with Jeffrey Gundlach
- Billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya on How To Invest in This Crisis
- Ken Fisher Answers: Will the Stock Market Retest Its March Lows?
- John Tamny: The Changing Nature Of Work And Our Bright Future
