Money & The Economy
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Blue State Residents Are Paying Way More For Energy Than Red States, New Report Shows
Residents of blue states with aggressive climate policies are paying significantly more for electricity and fuel than red states, according…
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Retailers Brace For Slow Holiday Season As Inflation Bites
Consumers are expected to cut back on discretionary spending this holiday season, hurting retailers, amid persistent inflation and declining savings,…
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These Four Key Economic Indicators Paint A Grim Picture For 2024
The newest economic indicators from the month of October point to the U.S. entering a recession at the beginning of…
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Higher Gas Prices Under Biden Will Take A Bite Out Of Americans’ Wallets This Thanksgiving Weekend
While the White House has tried to spin inflation’s impacts on the Thanksgiving holiday, higher gas prices will eat into…
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5 Things You Should Know Before Getting a Credit Card
When I got my first credit card at age 24, I felt like a new world had opened up to…
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2024 Federal Tax Brackets Are Out. Find Out Which Bracket You’re In—and Why Tax Rates Are So High
The IRS released new federal income tax brackets last week. Though marginal tax rates did not change, federal law requires the…
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Kevin O’Leary Reveals Why Clean Energy Stocks Are Tanking
“Shark Tank” star Kevin O’Leary said that clean energy funds and stocks are dropping because investors realized that clean energy…
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Beyond Meat Continues To Hemorrhage Cash As Consumers Sour On Fake Meat
Beyond Meat, a company that makes meat substitutes, reported huge decreases in revenues in its most recent earnings report on…
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House Israel Aid Equipped With a Funding Source
The House of Representatives recently passed a bill to provide $14.3 billion in federal aid to Israel. Usually spending bills…
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Former Multibillion Dollar Start-Up Files For Bankruptcy
A start-up that captivated investors in the 2010s and attracted billions of dollars in capital, filed for bankruptcy on Monday,…
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‘A Disconcerting Picture’: Reagan Economist Says Latest Jobs Numbers Spell Trouble For Economy
Former Reagan administration official Art Laffer said Friday that the latest jobs numbers painted “a disconcerting picture,” citing downward revisions…
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Job Gains Fall Short Of Expectations As Unemployment Ticks Up
The U.S. added 150,000 nonfarm payroll jobs in October as the unemployment rate ticked up to 3.9%, according to Bureau of…
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‘Very Precarious’: Auto Makers May Have Missed The Mark With Union Deal, Experts Say
The United Auto Workers (UAW) concluded contract negotiations with the Big Three automakers over the last week, creating a deal…
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The Fed’s Shockingly Irresponsible Interest Rate Pause
For the second consecutive meeting, the Federal Reserve has decided to hold interest rates constant. Just as it did in…
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One Of The 2010s’ Trendiest Startups Plans To File Bankruptcy
The once-booming start-up WeWork will file for bankruptcy as early as next week as the company struggles to pay its…
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