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Finance
U.S. automakers’ sales boomed 16% over the summer despite high prices, soaring interest rates and a UAW strike
By
Tom Krisher
and
The Associated Press
October 4, 2023
Russian rouble briefly returns to ‘laughing stock’ level that prompted emergency interest rate hikes last time
By
Prarthana Prakash
October 3, 2023
Finance
A recession is still likely—and coming soon. Here are 6 reasons why
By
Anna Wong
,
Tom Orlik
and
Bloomberg
October 1, 2023
Finance
Wall Street giant Larry Fink sees 10-year Treasury yield at 5% or higher ‘because of this embedded inflation. This structural inflation is unlike anything’
By
Alice Gledhill
,
Michael Mackenzie
and
Bloomberg
September 30, 2023
Finance
5 economic shocks are about to hit the U.S. all at the same time: ‘There are storm clouds out there forming that we’re all seeing and watching—fearfully’
By
Will Daniel
and
Alicia Adamczyk
September 30, 2023
Finance
Deutsche Bank studied 34 past U.S. recessions to identify key warning signs and found that all 4 are flashing red right now
By
Will Daniel
September 28, 2023
Finance
The economist who’s been predicting a recession for 18 months says the ‘litmus test’ is finally here, especially with oil headed toward $100 a barrel
By
Will Daniel
September 27, 2023
Finance
Jamie Dimon says Americans are on an economic ‘sugar high’—and he’s urging clients to batten down the hatches and prepare for rates to hit 7%
By
Chloe Taylor
September 26, 2023
Finance
Why the Fed’s dovish stance on interest rates isn’t enough to start popping the champagne corks on inflation
By
D. Brian Blank
and
The Conversation
September 24, 2023
Finance
Fed has low odds of achieving a soft landing because the economy is still too strong to entirely cool inflation, former central bank officials say
By
Rich Miller
and
Bloomberg
September 21, 2023
Commentary
This generation of politicians has killed fiscal responsibility–but millennials and Gen Zers will be the ones who pay the price
By
Robert Hormats
September 21, 2023
Finance
Fed leaves interest rates unchanged in its inflation fight. But stay tuned for a possible increase later this year as oil prices soar
By
Christopher Rugaber
and
The Associated Press
September 20, 2023
Finance
Top analyst Ed Yardeni raises the odds of recession to 25% citing oil prices rising to $94 and a potential repeat of 1970s-style stagflation
By
Will Daniel
September 19, 2023
Finance
Wall Street’s Dr. Doom is sounding downright sunny as he predicts a ‘short and shallow’ recession or even no recession at all instead of the epic collapse he saw in 2022
By
Will Daniel
September 18, 2023
Finance
What if Jerome Powell pulled off a soft landing and nobody noticed? It’s the economy’s Groundhog Day
By
Will Daniel
September 16, 2023
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CEO Andy Jassy says Amazon’s 14,000 layoffs weren’t about cutting costs or AI taking jobs: 'It's culture'
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Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez
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Jason Ma
Success
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