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The ship is not just taking on water; it's loaded with third rails and sacred cows that can't be touched, and so it's doomed to sink if we do nothing...
The company has laid off over 39% of its headcount over the past two years...
America’s Credit Rating Just Took Another Hit. Time to Rethink ‘Safe’ Assets?
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My score was in the high 700s and dropped to about 480...
While wages in the U.S. have grown in recent years, many families are still feeling the squeeze of high inflation. Pay levels vary widely not just by profession, but also by geography.

“The latest generation seems to be getting more and more entitled,”
...one-third of women surveyed believe inflation over the next year will be 15% or higher...
...as multi-family unit starts surged...
When people can no longer make enough to pay for essentials, history is rather definitive on the outcome: the status quo is overthrown...
50% of working-age people in New York City are struggling to make ends meet...
...builders blame Trump tariffs as homeBUYERS remain the most depressed in 45 years.
...while headline claims continue to ignore CEO pessimism, DOGE's impact starts to show.
...despite mainstream's tariff-driven hyped-inflation fears.
"We will do our best to keep our prices as low as possible but given the magnitude..."
While Harvard, Yale, and Stanford have amassed tens of billions in assets, the median endowment stands at $243 million across 658 institutions...
The widespread use of AI to create images and text or to manipulate them has recently added another layer to the mistrust in news consumers already have...
"Shifts in used equipment inventories lead used values by ..."
Five years ago, the Covid-19 pandemic marked a dramatic shift in workplace dynamics...
In many states, the income needed to comfortably afford a median-priced home far exceeds what a typical family earns...
The global shadow economy generates trillions in revenue each year, driven by criminal activity and other unreported transactions...
...while college-educated workers from English-speaking countries and Africa do so more frequently...