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Personal Finance
New Census data shows why Americans hate the economy despite economists telling us to feel good about it
By Alicia AdamczykSeptember 13, 2023
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Finance
$90 Barbie dress helps drive Zara growth in the inflation-hit fashion industry
By Orianna Rosa RoyleSeptember 13, 2023
Inflation was so bad last year that real household income tumbled the most in 12 years, causing families severe economic pain
Personal Finance
Inflation was so bad last year that real household income tumbled the most in 12 years, causing families severe economic pain
By Alex Tanzi and BloombergSeptember 12, 2023
people cheers-ing to pints of beer
Lifestyle
Surge pricing but for drinking—one of the U.K.’s largest pub owners is hiking prices on evenings and weekends
By Prarthana PrakashSeptember 12, 2023
The FDIC’s 2023 Risk Review shows the surprising resilience of community banks despite inflation and shifting interest rates
Commentary
The FDIC’s 2023 Risk Review shows the surprising resilience of community banks despite inflation and shifting interest rates
By Christos MakridisSeptember 11, 2023
Saudi Arabia is squeezing the oil market just as consumption surges: ‘The Fed may have to react’
Finance
Saudi Arabia is squeezing the oil market just as consumption surges: ‘The Fed may have to react’
By Grant Smith, Sarah Chen, Alex Longley, Devika Krishna Kumar and BloombergSeptember 9, 2023
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Personal Finance
How an early retiree quit a six-figure job to live off $34,000 a year in rental income
By Alicia AdamczykSeptember 9, 2023
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By Will DanielSeptember 6, 2023
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Commentary
I coined the term ‘digital divide’ 25 years ago. Biden is providing the funding to bridge it–but one rule could squander this opportunity
By Larry IrvingSeptember 6, 2023
The odds of a recession are now just 15% because fading inflation and a strong labor market are changing the equation, Goldman Sachs says
Finance
The odds of a recession are now just 15% because fading inflation and a strong labor market are changing the equation, Goldman Sachs says
By Will DanielSeptember 5, 2023
Fed’s Raphael Bostic says interest rates will stay higher for longer than people think
Finance
Fed’s Raphael Bostic says interest rates will stay higher for longer than people think
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressSeptember 5, 2023
Christine Lagarde, Kazuo Ueda, Jerome Powell
Finance
One of the Fed’s favorite inflation metrics has barely budged for 3 straight months now
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressAugust 31, 2023
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Leadership
The company operating Britain’s massive railway network is withholding bonuses from as many as 20,000 workers because they went on strike
By Prarthana PrakashAugust 29, 2023
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Commentary
Trump is gearing up for the Second Trade War. Congress tried something similar in the 1930s–and it didn’t end well
By Alan WolffAugust 28, 2023
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Europe
Demand for wine has fallen so much that France is spending $215 million to distill excess wine into ethanol used in cleaning products
By Steve MollmanAugust 27, 2023
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