Money & The Economy

Kellogg’s Employees Agree To New Contract Ending Over 2 Month Long Strike

The roughly 1,400 striking Kellogg’s workers ended a 10-week strike and voted in favor of a new labor contract with…

5 years ago

Stock Market Tumbles as Countries Head Toward Omicron Lockdowns

The stock market tumbled Monday as COVID-19 cases surge worldwide and countries head toward lockdowns triggered by the emerging omicron…

5 years ago

One Of Nation’s Most Expensive Universities Tells Students To Eat Fewer Meals To Save Money

New York University, which often leaves graduates with large sums of debt, recommended that students eat fewer meals to save…

5 years ago

Elon Musk Reveals How Much He Will Pay In Taxes

Elon Musk, chief executive of Tesla and the world’s richest man, revealed Sunday approximately how much he would pay in…

5 years ago

The Myth of the Pay-Productivity Gap

The supposed pay and productivity gap is, in reality, a prime example of faulty statistics and sets a bad precedent…

5 years ago

Global Coal Power Set For All-Time High In ‘Worrying Sign,’ Top Energy Group Says

Global coal power generation could hit an all-time high due to increased production at plants in China, India and the…

5 years ago

Cereal Giant Reaches Deal With Union Group After Months Of Labor Strike

Kellogg announced Thursday that it reached a tentative agreement with employees, potentially ending a 10-week labor strike at the company.…

5 years ago

Fed action welcomed, but too little and too late

After their December meeting, the Federal Reserve (Fed) indicated that they will be more aggressive in reducing money supply growth…

5 years ago

Jobless Claims Rise From A 52-Year Low

The number of Americans who filed new unemployment claims totaled 206,000 in the week ending Dec. 11 as the tight…

5 years ago

Inflation far worse than anyone realizes

“People still have confidence in the dollar and the Federal Reserve. I don’t know why. They’ve gotten so many things…

5 years ago