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Category: Economy
Maybe Those ‘Good Old Days’ Were Never Good
Turning back the clock is always a popular idea in the country, as President Donald Trump’s election demonstrated.
This 1 Change Could Turbocharge France’s Economy
If there’s one thing that defines modern-day France, it’s stringent labor laws that make it tough for companies to adapt and grow.
CEOs Shift the Blame Before Stock Prices Start Falling
In calls with analysts, 61% of companies warned that the strong dollar is a cause of concern. CEOs might be trying to manage expectations.
Trump Is Teeing Up the Next Financial Crisis
There was some good news in the Congressional Budget Office’s report last week. But the report seems to be using optimistic assumptions.
Wall Street Rushes Into Global Stocks
The global bull market isn’t finished, but sometimes it helps to step away from where the action’s been hot and look for fresh opportunities elsewhere.
Demand for Renewable Energy Skyrockets Around the Globe
Where we are getting our energy has changed dramatically over the years, and that is creating an incredible opportunity for investors…
Friday’s Unemployment Report Is Likely to Be Trouble for Stocks
A poll of economists tells us to expect a pretty good unemployment report this Friday. But other government data tell us to look for weak jobs data.
First Shot Fired in the Tech Antitrust War
The $2.7 billion fine against Google is the opening shot in a soon-to-erupt antitrust war that’s going to take down some of techland’s most dominant names.
Former Congressman’s Thoughts on a Divided America
As we gather to celebrate Independence Day, former Congressman Bob Bauman examines past events that divided the nation.
Italy Pushes Europe to the Brink of Another Financial Crisis
It is possible there are no problems below the surface of the European banking system. But the large bank failures are warning that all is not well.
The Death of the Mall Has Been Greatly Exaggerated
Malls are in different markets. Malls in major markets are doing just fine. The malls in tertiary markets are ones that are struggling.
The Fed’s GDP Forecast Is Holding Back the Economy
There’s no doubt our economy is just sputtering along, which isn’t necessarily bad. But the fact it continuously fails to live up to set assumptions is problematic.
America’s Secret Pension Problem That’s Poisoning the Market
Our economy has a problem that could easily become the next black swan event that topples the stock market and your plans for retirement…