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Whether traders continue pushing equities to highs amid fractious relations with China will depend, in part, on the earnings of major technology companies.
The final part of our series on this year’s Nobel Prize winners, we examine what happened when economists tested their creative destruction theories against real-world data and discovered what Rust Belt voters have been saying for decades.
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Federal judge Susan Illston blocks Trump administration government RIFs during shutdown, granting temporary restraining order after unions argued layoffs were unlawful.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent insisted that the U.S. won't change its negotiating stance on China due to stock market volatility.
Boris Johnson is blameless for the mass migration "Boriswave", stating it was merely an exercise in quantitative easing to fight inflation.
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Like its peers, Bank of America's Wall Street businesses helped fuel the quarter's results.
Labour had pledged in its 2024 election manifesto that it would not raise raise taxes on working people
Beijing will discuss goals for tech and economic development at a five-year planning meeting next week.
Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt's Nobel Prize-winning research exposes why China’s systematic IP theft violates the core conditions required for innovation to flourish.
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JPMorganChase on Monday launched a $1.5 trillion initiative to ensure America's resiliency in key industries such as rare earth minerals and artificial intelligence.
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The Trump administration will continue to pay troops and law enforcement and issue more reductions in force of federal bureaucrats, the OMB said Tuesday.
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Trump, when asked by reporters if the war in the Middle East has ended, gave an unequivocal "yes," Reuters reported.
States without income tax rely on sales taxes and natural resources for revenue, while high-tax states fund expansive social programs through steep rates.
The IMF raised its growth projection for the global economy as the impact of U.S. tariffs on was "at the modest end of the range."
The slowdown in growth this year is not a surprise, with economists forecasting a moderation in economic activity.
The deeper you look at UPI transaction numbers, its international rollout is beginning to appear less like a tech story and more of an economic strategy.
Whether traders continue pushing equities to highs amid fractious relations with China will depend, in part, on the earnings of major technology companies.
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., briefly clashed with a CNN town hall attendee Wednesday over whether the shutdown reflects Sen. Chuck Schumer’s, D-N.Y., leadership.
Whether traders continue pushing equities to highs amid fractious relations with China will depend, in part, on the earnings of major technology companies.
The final part of our series on this year’s Nobel Prize winners, we examine what happened when economists tested their creative destruction theories against real-world data and discovered what Rust Belt voters have been saying for decades.
The post Breitbart Business Digest: Un-Creative Destruction — How Offshoring American Jobs Destroys Innovation appeared first on Breitbart.
Federal judge Susan Illston blocks Trump administration government RIFs during shutdown, granting temporary restraining order after unions argued layoffs were unlawful.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent insisted that the U.S. won't change its negotiating stance on China due to stock market volatility.
