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If state and local governments spent like Florida, outlays would drop $170 billion, meaning less than half as much as actually went out the... Read More
The U.S. now functions as two distinct, fully realized nations occupying the same geographic coordinates. One exists in concrete and brick,... Read More
It’s there, in the background of so many of the videos in your social feeds: the corner of a West Village brownstone peeking out behind... Read More
Bipartisan federal legislation with support from the American auto industry would permanently ban Chinese cars from being sold in the United... Read More
The Sharpe ratio gives investors risk-versus-reward insight into an asset's performance. Read More
To make good on Weiss’s promises of reform, here are ten modest suggestions for topical news stories for 60 Minutes. Read More
Good news out this weekend that the White House may reject the foolish idea on Capitol Hill to ban exports of U.S. oil and diesel.... Read More
Hello, dear readers, and welcome to a fun new feature about a not-so-fun but very important topic: scams. Nary a week goes by where we... Read More
Earlier this month, the Federal Reserve raised the target range for the federal funds rate by 25 basis points, to 3.75 to 4 percent.... Read More
It was about a year ago that Sarah Friar, the chief financial officer of OpenAI, said one way the company might sustain its current financial... Read More
Financial commentary often makes monetary policy sound mechanical. The Federal Reserve raises interest rates, borrowing costs rise. The Fed... Read More
Argentina doesn’t need to dollarize, but it very much needs a stable dollar. There’s a difference. But we’re getting ahead... Read More
American democracy prides itself on being “of the people, by the people, and for the people.” But the people lack control over a... Read More
In 2020, bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) earned 98% of all crypto revenue. Today, they earn just 8%. Read More
In the 1940s, economist John Kenneth Galbraith sat in the Office of Price Administration, helping administer wartime price controls across... Read More
Long after the current spell of bad weather, blue states across the country will still suffer the hurricane-like damage of their own mistakes Read More
The continued conflict has throttled about a quarter of the world’s oil that is shipped through the Strait of Hormuz. Read More
Here they are. Read More
In today’s Market 360, I’ll show you why small caps are on the move, what’s fueling the move and why I believe some of the biggest... Read More
Would-be home buyers are getting more cautious Read More
The idea of buying a million-dollar home might conjure up thoughts of Scrooge McDuck swimming in a pool of money, but seven figures doesn't... Read More
America is Losing Hundreds of Thousands of Jobs in Media, Film & the Arts. How Much is AI to Blame? Read More
Why most stocks underperform the market. Read More
There seems to always be a moral focus on the speculation. It is evil. It is a temptress. It should be avoided. Read More
The cost of borrowing money is moving unrelentingly higher, with profound implications for savers, borrowers and the U.S. government's fiscal... Read More
The mass market is seductive. It’s ‘everyone’. The mass market is powerful, but it’s only slightly interested. The... Read More
Capex now and depreciation later. Read More
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US manufacturing has fallen from approximately 28% of GDP in the 1950s to roughly 9% today. That is starting to reverse but it will take a... Read More
Consumers are still spending, inflation be damned. Read More
But the spending base is not. Read More
Looking for undervalued stocks to invest in? These high-quality stocks are all trading at attractive prices. Read More
This article looks at the dividend growth concept through the lens of Nvidia's recent hike, examining both performance and portfolio... Read More
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A new poll found that 44.9 percent of Florida residents would vote to pass Amendment 3, previously titled “Save Our Homes from Excessive Property Taxes,” in November, even as multiple municipalities across the state warn of deep cuts to critical services such as police, fire, and other emergency services. However, the tax reform initiative would exclude these expenditures and more, inc... Read More
Financial commentary often makes monetary policy sound mechanical. The Federal Reserve raises interest rates, borrowing costs rise. The Fed cuts rates, borrowing costs fall. History is considerably messier. Beginning in June 2004, the Federal Reserve raised its federal-funds target 17 consecutive times, taking it from 1 percent to 5.25 percent. What happened to the 10-year Treasury yield? It avera... Read More
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