Money & The Economy

Construction Industry Experiences Slowdown As Labor, Supply Shortages Wreak Havoc

The construction industry is struggling to recover from the pandemic due to difficulties hiring workers and severe supply chain shortfalls,…

5 years ago

Top OPEC Official Blames High Gas Prices On Global Shift To Renewable Energy

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), the powerful organization that oversees Middle Eastern oil production, blamed high gasoline…

5 years ago

Democrats Are Trying To ‘Pry Away Financial Privacy’ In Tax Reporting Rules, Rep. Davidson Warns

A cryptocurrency tax reporting requirement tucked inside the $1 trillion infrastructure bill threatens Americans’ financial privacy and constitutional rights, Rep.…

5 years ago

Biden Effect: Stock Market Nosedives As Massive Sell-Off Continues

Major stock market indices plummeted Monday in a continuing sell-off tied to China’s declining property value, a declining U.S. economic…

5 years ago

CVS Racing To Hire 25,000 Workers As Labor Shortage Disrupts Business Nationwide

CVS Health announced it will attempt to hire 25,000 additional workers for clinical and retail positions as the U.S. labor…

5 years ago

The Busler Single Rate Tax Plan Ensures All Americans Pay Their “Fair Share”

President Biden wants to finance his huge spending plans by raising taxes mostly on the highest income earners. He argues…

5 years ago

Retail Sales Surprisingly Increased Last Month After Plummeting In July

Retail sales unexpectedly increased last month despite continued challenges facing the economy as it recovers from the coronavirus pandemic. Sales…

5 years ago

Inflation pauses in August, but it will accelerate as Covid cases decline

The Bureau of Labor Statistics just released the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for August. The number was .3%, which is the smallest…

5 years ago

BidInflation: E-Commerce Prices Have Skyrocketed

Online shopping prices have rapidly increased since the start of the pandemic as consumers rely more on e-commerce, according to…

5 years ago

Raising the Debt Ceiling Will Be Washington’s Next Big Fight

For 55 of the last 59 years, the federal government has spent more money than the revenue it has raised.…

5 years ago