"Carpe Diem" should be Carbondale's motto, as it has indeed "seized the day" in terms of making the most of profiting from the solar eclipse.
A true free market just might decide that Tesla doesn't deserve to stay in business. Government interference won't allow it.
Within 15 minutes of Friday morning’s release of the July jobs numbers by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), President Trump tweeted: “Excellent Jobs Numbers just released — and I have just begun. Many job stifling regulations continue to fall. Movement back to USA!”
Purely and simply: economic growth comes from political freedom.
There's one indicator that investors are missing when it comes to assessing the strength of the economy as it pertains to the stock market: the "Bernanke" indicator.
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Jobs reports are becoming less and less relevant to measuring an economy's performance.
Blockbuster Study: Seattle’s Minimum-wage Increases Cost Low-wage Workers $125 a Month
Written by Bob Adelmann
There are only two conclusions that might be drawn by a study that acknowledges the predicted economic pain inflicted on the poor by Seattle's mandated minimum-wage increase: Either the members of the Seattle City Council are abysmally economically ignorant, or they intended the results of their actions.
The new sugar agreement between Mexico and the United States is a sweet deal for Big Sugar, not so much for Americans wanting to satisfy their sweet tooth.
Hartford is the latest example of a fiscal death spiral. July 1 is the day when it runs out of both airspeed and altitude.
Aetna isn't just leaving Connecticut — it is escaping.
Though May's job report doesn't look very good on the surface, a look behind the numbers shows positive developments.