America’s Budget Deficit Is Going to Top $1 Trillion Two Years Earlier Than ExpectedThe last time the U.S. ran a deficit over $1 trillion was between 2009 and 2012.
PayPal-Backed Tala, Which Offers Loans for as Little as $10, Just Raised $110 MillionAccording to the World Bank, 68% of adults don't have a credit score. That's Tala's customer base.
Recession Watch: Three Ways to Reframe Your Thinking About the Next DownturnEvery time stocks fall a little, it feels like they're going to fall a lot. But most of the time, stock market corrections are head fakes, not an actual crash scenario.
Whistleblower Accuses Disney of Faking RevenuesA former Disney financial analyst alleges she was fired when she brought her claims to management.
Here's Why WeWork Won't be in the S&P 500 Following its IPOA voting structure that favors CEO Adam Neumann will make the coworking company ineligible for several indices.
What Are Negative Interest Rates and Why is Everybody So Worried About Them?“Negative rates are like a fever,” says Nancy Davis, Managing Partner & Chief Investment Officer at Quadratic Capital Management. “By themselves they don’t necessary mean anything. But they’re a symptom."
More than Half of All Stock Buybacks are Now Financed by Debt. Here's Why That's a ProblemDisturbingly, companies are channeling more cash to investors than they are producing in free cash flow, the first time that has occurred since the Great Recession, according to Goldman Sachs.
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