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"The pain and uncertainty from an ever-changing federal progressive marginal individual income tax system with forced withholding and payment... Read More
The "heroisation" of certain professions has ironic effects on their workers' earning potential. Read More
Michael Tubbs was born and raised in Stockton, California, roughly a one-hour drive from Silicon Valley, the birthplace of the AI revolution... Read More
It’s partly AI, partly a get-rich-quick scheme, and entirely bad for confused consumers. Read More
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Despite inflation-adjusted incomes falling dramatically since January 2021, Americans are buying more than ever. That may sound like a... Read More
I have a new podcast, “The John Stossel Interviews.” I built my entire career making shrinking news stories down to 5 or 10 minute... Read More
Brian Domitrovic writes how Americans paid lower taxes during the post-World War II period but higher taxes today when you take into account... Read More
Companies sometimes match donations to charity. What if the government did too? Read More
Millions of children would have benefitted from an expanded tax credit, but GOP senators had other ideas. Read More
April 15 is probably not the day to ask people whether they are taxed enough. The annual reckoning with the taxman, whose “inevitable”... Read More
Mr. Kahneman and Mr. Tversky (the first died recently, the second in 1996) started working together in 1969. They, together with Richard... Read More
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Steve Schwarzman’s guiding philosophy has always been to “go big,” and despite having surpassed $1 trillion in assets, he isn't... Read More
Interest rates surged last week on the back of a hotter-than-expected inflation report that wasn't actually that bad (see below). Not that my... Read More
Walter Wriston long ago observed that capital goes where it’s treated well. Wriston would no doubt have admitted, were he still alive,... Read More
On a scale not seen in decades, many Americans are stuck in homes they would rather leave. Read More
Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chair Lina Khan recently spoke at the Carnegie Endowment on “The Future of American... Read More
These publicly traded stocks are ways to invest your money like the renowned Amazon founder. Read More
In Frank Capra's heartwarming movie It's a Wonderful Life, Mr. Gower stands as the quintessential local pharmacist: The film... Read More
The $1.7 trillion student debt crisis has resulted in repeated Biden attempts at bailouts. It’s time to change the whole narrative and make... Read More
A new report from Stanford's Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI) found that global investment in AI fell for the... Read More
The Golden State Used to Dominate Tech Employment—But Its Share of Total US Tech Jobs has Now Fallen to the Lowest Level in a Decade Read More
Geothermal has moved beyond being confined to areas with volcanic activity. Read More
Elon Musk says Tesla will reveal its robotaxi on August 8th, but should we believe him? Read More
Once known as secure and profitable investments, utilities are now viewed as enterprises fraught with financial risks. Investors should favor... Read More
Apartments, co-working spaces, lounges, and shared transportation are part of a new kind of mixed use development in Oakland. Read More
The situation is more dire when you consider how much federal spending is financed by debt. Read More
LPL Research highlights the technical setup for stocks and bonds, and explores historical market drawdowns. Read More
Actual leading inflation indicators help put March’s uptick—and rate cut chatter—in context. Read More
Social Security’s deepening funding shortfalls are driving the system’s trust fund to within a decade from insolvency, which would mean... Read More
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