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Rideharing companies made a lot of promises. They’re not being kept. Read More
If you're experiencing investors' remorse around missing the crypto market of 2014, fear not – you could still turn a grand into six... Read More
New York’s banks and investment firms are doing great. New York’s economy, not so much. Read More
West Virginia's coal industry is doomed. Joe Manchin wants to take the whole state down with it. Read More
There aren’t any short-term solutions to current supply chain woes, only tactical remedies for localized bottlenecks. Read More
Zillow just announced it has stopped buying homes, at least for now. Why? House prices and labor shortages are part of the reason. Read More
Insurers are getting rocked by climate disasters. They’re also shaping how we prepare for the next one. Read More
This continued risk of supply disruptions and high prices for fossil fuels — which drive up electricity costs — are a signal to countries... Read More
American families and businesses are changing their habits as they increasingly believe high prices are here to stay. Read More
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times... Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities Some see the cup as half empty. Some see the cup... Read More
Despite what conservatives say, Joe Biden is not trying to ruin the holiday shopping season. Read More
I would like to apologize to my dear deceased mother. I would also like to apologize to the few women I have hoodwinked into thinking I... Read More
Unfurling from a funeral, P.J. ghosts the world to meditate on the business of life and bask in the banal ecstasy of doing nothing at all. Read More
Why would we risk the full faith and credit of the United States on an untested theory based upon a murky provision that does not even... Read More
In 1980 total U.S. federal debt was roughly $900 billion. Today it’s $30 billion. It all brings up a “trick” question of... Read More
Evergrande's troubles are part of a much bigger problem. Here's a look at how it first originated. Read More
Their bid to promote ethical investing as good for the masses is a shameless diversion. Read More
If Willie Phillips, President Biden's nominee to serve on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is confirmed by the U.S. Senate,... Read More
Employers are missing out on a large talent pool by insisting on diplomas for jobs that don’t require them. Read More
This scandal isn't one you want to let pass by without concrete answers. Read More
Secretary of transportation, Pete Buttigieg, "has actually been on paid leave since mid-August to spend time with his husband, Chasten, and... Read More
The world’s richest person widened the gap on the competition after awarding Jeff Bezos a tongue-in-cheek silver medal. Read More
It’s time to reup the idea of buying coal mines and shuttering them. Read More
The market narrative explaining the breakdown in the global supply chain is starting to come together Read More
As “Big Tech” assumes the role of corporate super-villain, its users absolve themselves of personal responsibility. Read More
Despite the stock's meteoric rise, shareholders are pushing back against Tesla's management and board. Read More
Over time, central banks have been given additional objectives and have expanded their policy toolkits accordingly, particularly when called... Read More
We've turned the presidency into an omnipotent office, and we expect that our gifts and government checks will be delivered on time. Read More
The White House's assertions that the reconciliation bill costs $0 is not credible Read More
What states produce the most renewable energy? You might be surprised! We've put all the data together and highlight the top 15 states. Read More
Rather than waiting on the sidelines, consider short-term, fixed-rate corporate bonds. Read More
Carlota Perez documents technological revolutions, and thinks we’re in the middle of the current one; what, though, if we are nearing its... Read More
Persistently going from one transitory source of inflation to the next may keep inflation elevated for longer than markets currently... Read More
With advances in artificial intelligence (AI), it seems that the range of economic activities that can and will be automated is now... Read More
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Our budget game is one part musical chairs, one part Russian roulette, and somebody is going to have to lose when the music stops. Read More
Do you know what the reconciliation bill would pay for. Here are key provisions. Read More
Joe Biden’s ability to talk like a socialist is directly related to his inability to govern like one. Read More
I am a people person, and always enjoy meeting new people, especially if we share the same passions. Sometimes fortuitous circumstances bring... Read More
Last month, Rite Aid announced that it would be transitioning its corporate workforce to a “remote-first” model of... Read More
Pundits and policymakers alike seem fooled by statistical skew in September’s CPI. Read More
Confirmation hearings can be bombastic and they can be banal. But there always is the option of reminding agency nominees clearly of the... Read More
With the Biden administration heading in the wrong direction on crypto regulation, Congress urgently needs to step in. Read More
Are they onto something huge again — or just fighting the last war? Read More
Snarled ports. Empty store shelves. Panicky Christmas shoppers. It all flows from one issue. Read More
It's almost 2022, but 2020 isn't done with us yet. Read More
Every tyranny in history depended on recruits from within the culture. The desire to cleanse society of enemies compels compliance. Read More
The play, tracing the rise and fall of the fabled financiers, finally opens on Broadway after successful runs in London and at the Park... Read More
A pandemic, presidential election, and failed insurrection later, the once-sharp show has no new ideas Read More
A 2018 meeting between Gary Gensler and Jay Clayton set the tone for cryptocurrency policy in the US. Now, Charles Gasparino writes, there is... Read More
They are victims of rising prices, not the perpetrators. Read More
the age-adjusted death rate from all causes in America during 2020 was actually 1.8% lower than it had been in 2003 Read More
"The tradeoffs of pandemic policies were apparent early on, and now include mounting levels of fraud, theft, and violence. Although it is... Read More
Like any household or business, the nation must address its needs and wants in the context of a sustainable budget. Read More
The biggest US banks move trillions of dollars around the world every day. That gives them a unique lens on how the economy is functioning,... Read More
It’s not always clear what the public wants. But a new poll shows strong support for taxing the rich to pay for Democrats’ Build Back... Read More
The average NBA team value has risen 13% since February, to $2.48 billion, behind record sponsorship revenue and high expectations for the... Read More
While a 6% raise in Social Security income may sound nice, if it's not enough to keep up with rising costs seniors won't end up better off at all.... Read More
Wayne Winegarden, RealClearMarkets
If Willie Phillips, President Biden's nominee to serve on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Democrats will take a 3-2 majority on this important body that oversees the delivery of reliable and affordable power for the American people. If the Biden administration really wants to make progress in its stated goal of expanding America's clean energy futur... Read More
Today's Topics
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In the News
- Buttigieg: Supply Chain Woes Will Stretch into 2022
- Biden Quietly Deciding How to Restart Student Loan Payments
- Toyota Sets Aside $3.4 Billion for American Electric Vehicle Batteries
- China’s Economy Continues to Slow, Rattled by Real Estate and Energy
- Lawmakers Question Whether Amazon Executives, including Jeff Bezos, Misled Congress.
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Corporate Governance
- Would the Real Climate Change Hypocrite Please Stand Up!
- Biden’s Environmental Plans Aren’t Serious Solutions
- U.S. Coal Use Is Rebounding Under Biden Like It Never Did With Trump
- P&G Investors, Heirs Pressure Bounty Maker Over Deforestation
- ‘No Single Company Can Address the Climate Crisis Alone:’ Biz Leaders on Why Co-Operation Is Critical
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Washington, D.C.
- Social Security COLA Largest in Decades as Inflation Jumps
- Biden Admits His $3.5T Plan Won’t Pass without Major Cuts
- Fed Reverse Repo Use Hits $1.6 Trillion on Last Day of Quarter
- Democrats Weigh Filibuster Change to Solve Debt Ceiling Fight
- Larry Summers Says September CPI Report Was ‘Very Disturbing’
- U.S. Moves Closer to Clearing Moderna and J&J COVID Booster Shots This Week
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Corporate News
- Dimon Says Bitcoin Is ‘Worthless’
- Bitcoin ETFs May Finally Make Their Debut to the Trading
- F.D.A. Panel Unanimously Recommends J&J Booster Shots
- Texas-Based Airlines Brush Off Gov. Abbott’s Ban on Vaccine Mandate
- Goldman Sachs Cashes In on M&A Wave to Cap Stellar Quarter for Banks
- ‘Star Trek’ Alum William Shatner, 90, Becomes the Oldest Man to Travel to Space
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RealClearMarkets Originals
- The Dumbest NYT Op-Ed of 2021
- Beware of a Biden Tax On Unrealized Capital Gains
- Stay Cool, the Time for Bearishness Isn't Too Far Ahead
- The CDC's Hysterical Delta Flip-Flop Might Be Its Final Undoing
- Believe Your Own Eyes About Fauci E-Mails, Not the Fact Checkers
- Six Facts the Left Doesn't Want You To Know About Global Warming
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Videos & Podcasts
- Chamath Palihapitiya on SPACs, Bitcoin, and the New World of Finance
- Stanley Druckenmiller: Current Fed Policy Is Totally Inappropriate
- What’s Driving California’s Mass Exodus?
- There's Reasons to Be Worried About Inflation
- GameStop Stock and Wall Street’s Panic With Andrew Ross Sorkin
- Capitol Brief: Supreme Court Decides Future of Student-Athlete Compensation
