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Goldman tackles the great contradiction of the post-pandemic economy and explains why you can have both strong growth and low inflation
Finance
Goldman tackles the great contradiction of the post-pandemic economy and explains why you can have both strong growth and low inflation
By Will DanielApril 8, 2024
Here’s the real reason Biden is better off than the Horse Race polls suggest, according to top pollsters
Commentary
Here’s the real reason Biden is better off than the Horse Race polls suggest, according to top pollsters
By Clifford Young and Chris JacksonApril 8, 2024
Five themes to watch as earnings season begins: ‘A little inflation in the system isn’t a bad thing for corporate profits’
Finance
Five themes to watch as earnings season begins: ‘A little inflation in the system isn’t a bad thing for corporate profits’
By Jess Menton and BloombergApril 7, 2024
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Finance
Hedge funder famous for his ‘black swan’ strategy says there’s ‘something immoral’ about America’s reliance on debt—and future generations ‘will bear the burden for this’
By Will DanielApril 7, 2024
Jerome Powell speaks at a news conference
Finance
Top economist says the Fed will not cut rates this year as the labor market remains strong: ‘Higher for longer is the answer’
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressApril 6, 2024
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Success
More people are taking on second jobs because they literally can’t afford not to
By Chloe BergerApril 6, 2024
The hedge funder who’s made billions providing ‘insurance’ against market crashes insists he’s no permabear: ‘Cassandras make terrible investors’
Finance
The hedge funder who’s made billions providing ‘insurance’ against market crashes insists he’s no permabear: ‘Cassandras make terrible investors’
By Will DanielApril 6, 2024
Every single 99 Cents Only Store is closing because of inflation, retail theft ‘and other macroeconomic headwinds’
Retail
Every single 99 Cents Only Store is closing because of inflation, retail theft ‘and other macroeconomic headwinds’
By Chris MorrisApril 5, 2024
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Retail
French supermarket Carrefour ends its spat with PepsiCo over inflation after it slapped warnings of ‘unacceptable’ price increases on its products
By Prarthana PrakashApril 5, 2024
person sitting at a desk with his name placard and a white mug
Finance
Former Starbucks chief Howard Schultz buys a stake in Dutch ethical chocolatier Tony’s Chocolonely as its rapid U.S. expansion continues
By Prarthana PrakashApril 4, 2024
Buckle up for a bumpy ride in the stock market, BMO Wealth Management’s CIO says. And he’s not the only one sounding the alarm
Finance
Buckle up for a bumpy ride in the stock market, BMO Wealth Management’s CIO says. And he’s not the only one sounding the alarm
By Will DanielApril 3, 2024
‘Expect some turbulence for the stock market’: Big earnings misses and rising oil prices are threatening investors’ banner year, Ed Yardeni says
Finance
‘Expect some turbulence for the stock market’: Big earnings misses and rising oil prices are threatening investors’ banner year, Ed Yardeni says
By Will DanielApril 3, 2024
Jerome Powell
Finance
Powell still sees rate cuts this year with inflation falling on a ‘bumpy’ path
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressApril 3, 2024
Inflation that squeezed European shoppers fell more than expected in March to 2.4%, as grocery cost spikes eased
Finance
Inflation that squeezed European shoppers fell more than expected in March to 2.4%, as grocery cost spikes eased
By David McHugh and The Associated PressApril 3, 2024
A couple shopping for food
Retail
U.K. food inflation completes a remarkable climbdown from 15% last year to 3.7% in March—and shoppers have ‘fierce’ competition to thank
By Ryan HoggApril 2, 2024
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