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05/03/2022
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By News Editors
US economy crashes headlong into recession
Is it too extreme to say an annualized GDP growth number of minus 1.4% this quarter puts us in recession in this quarter, and is it too extreme to call that a “crash?” No, it is not in the least extreme, and I’ll tell you why, even though the standard definition of a recession is two consecutive quarters of negative GDP change. (Article […]
04/19/2022
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By Mary Villareal
Biden’s approval rating at its lowest; Americans pessimistic about inflation and the economy
President Joe Biden’s approval rating falls at a new low, standing at only 33 percent among American adults, based on a Quinnipiac University poll released on April 13. This is the second time that Biden has been rated this low, with the first time occurring in January. Biden is seen in a drastically different light depending […]
04/01/2022
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By Ramon Tomey
Biden’s proposed TAX HIKES will lead to RECESSION, financial planner Carlos Cortez Jr. warns
Carlos Cortez Jr., the founder and president of Clearwater, Florida-based Cortez Wealth Management, joined former TruNews host Lauren Witzke to discuss the effects of President Joe Biden’s tax hikes in a recent episode of “The Stew Peters Show.” Cortez predicted two possible scenarios that both have recessions as their endgame. “Either [the Federal Reserve] continues to raise […]
01/27/2022
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By Arsenio Toledo
The next stock market crash is already on its way, and America could lose $35 trillion in the collapse
Financial experts, including some who accurately predicted previous crashes, see the current tumult in the stock market as a sign of a coming massive crash, the likes of which history has never seen before and could result in America losing $35 trillion in wealth. One of the people predicting the coming crash is author and economic analyst […]
10/15/2021
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By Arsenio Toledo
Extended energy supply shortage looms as prices for oil and natural gas soar
The prices of oil and natural gas have been on an extended climb, a trend that is warning America that energy supply shortages will soon become more commonplace. On Monday, Oct. 11, the price of U.S. crude oil rose by 1.5 percent to $80.52 a barrel. This is the first time the price of crude […]
10/15/2021
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By Nolan Barton
COVID-19 lockdowns magnify strain on global supply chain
To understand why supply chains are broken, you need to understand what broke them. The short explanation: lockdowns. Of course, the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is the root cause. But the collective reaction of governments around the world has more to do with it than the disease itself. Many countries responded to the pandemic by imposing […]
09/17/2021
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By Mary Villareal
Online shopping hit by inflation during pandemic
Online goods have seen a rise in prices for an unprecedented 15 months as inflation hits categories such as pet products, nonprescription drugs, groceries, furniture and flower arrangements, according to reports. The growth in digital prices across the industry means that e-commerce transactions are set to account for roughly $1 of every $5 spent by […]
09/14/2021
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By Mary Villareal
The Federal Reserve hides price inflation, but why?
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome J. Powell says that he supports “tapering” toward the end of the year, adding that interest rate hikes are a long way off. By tapering, he means that the central bank should reduce its monthly purchases of bonds and slow down the monthly increase in the quantity of money. Even with […]
07/08/2021
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By Cassie B.
Republican-led states topping the nation in job growth and labor market health
Red states are currently noting significantly greater job growth than blue states, with nine out of the top ten performing states being led by Republican governors. This is according to a new report published by the personal finance company WalletHub, who combined data such as changes in unemployment and non-seasonally adjusted continued claims to rank […]
10/01/2020
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By Ramon Tomey
Almost three-quarters of all U.S. hotels to lay off employees due to coronavirus pandemic
The hospitality industry in the U.S. has been reeling from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, with hotels furloughing their staff – if not laying them off. In fact, 74 percent of hotels would be forced to lay off more employees if the federal government does not help them tide over. A study released by […]
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