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As cars become more expensive, and trade-ins worth less and less, buyers go deeper in debt on new cars...

...they're coming for your savings in order to “save” the economy...

"All over the nation, we are watching a tragedy play out in slow motion... America’s heartland is being gutted, and the “next recession” hasn’t even officially started yet..."

Since June, households have built more cash than credit, a.k.a. de-levered...

Here’s a little secret. It’s a complete fallacy...

Most Europeans still cling to physical cash while nations in Asia have embraced cashless payments the most...

If you're looking for the next bubble to burst, look no further...
 

"Apple’s black box algorithm thinks I deserve 20x the credit limit she does."

The US is at the 11th hour, one hour till midnight, as the wealth inequality imbalance will correct itself by the eruption of protests on the streets of... 

"You expect a high turnover during a recession period. To see more turnover during a period where companies are doing very well is surprising..."

As the U.S. and China continue to grapple with solving "Phase 1" of the allegedly upcoming trade deal, pressure remains on the automobile industry globally.
 

Today, in some communities, Walmart takes in a whopping $19 for every $20 spent on groceries...

"The global elite do not want humanity to be free. They want us to be in as much debt as possible so that we can make them richer..."

Billionaire wealth fell the hardest across Asia-Pacific (APAC) countries, with much of the decline in China.

...either choice is going to hurt the average American.

The divergence in sentiment between Democrats and Republicans remains vast but for the first time in six months, Democrats' confidence improved...

On average over 2015 to 2017, Luxembourg had the highest number of police-recorded car thefts in the EU...

“It’s a very compressed holiday season...every day counts.”

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if there was a “reboot” button for an entire state?

As stocks soar on yet more US-China trade deal optimism, Bloomberg's Consumer Comfort index plunged last week to 59.1 from 61.0 a week earlier - the lowest since March.