Money & The Economy
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America Has A Man Problem: When They Leave The Workforce, We All Pay The Price
Too many American men are spending their prime working years outside the workforce, and the cost reaches far beyond lost…
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Gen Z Embraces High-Risk Gambling As Economic Future Darkens, Survey Finds
More members of Generation Z than any other age group are turning to gambling to help achieve financial goals, including…
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Beijing’s Voyage Through Frozen Waters Could Change Shipping Forever
China is preparing to establish a regular commercial shipping route through the Arctic, potentially giving Beijing a dramatically shorter path…
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America Found A Rare Metal It Desperately Needs. Red Tape Could Keep It In The Ground For Ages
After pulling the plug on tungsten mining for over a decade, a massive discovery in Nevada could put America back…
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Retail Sales Suffer Biggest Drop In More Than A Year As Iran War Casts Shadow Over Economy
Americans sharply pulled back on retail spending in July even as inflation remained elevated, raising fresh questions about whether the…
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Corporations Pocket Tariff Refunds To Pad Their Balance Sheets
Major corporations are raking in billions from tariff refunds that are improving their balance sheets following a major Supreme Court…
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Tech Giants Digging Deeper Debt Hole To Reach AI Dreams
Nvidia and a group of major investment firms announced Monday they were launching a $500 billion financing initiative to fund…
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College Costs Surge 10% Higher Than Last Year, New Report Shows
U.S. higher education costs have surged over the past year, according to a Sallie Mae/Ipsos report out Wednesday. The new…
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Bank CEO Says Clock Is Ticking On Dollar’s Dominance—But Iran War May Turbocharge His Timeline
The dollar’s decades-long reign as the world’s reserve currency is facing a darkening outlook as JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon…
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Detroit Gets Front Row Seat To China’s Slow Execution Of German Auto
Germany’s once-mighty auto industry is trembling under pressure that strikes at the heart of that country’s national psyche. Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz…
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Cheated? I Delayed Claiming SS but Didn’t Get My Full Benefits
Dear Rusty: I’m 70 now and took my Social Security benefits at age 68. Social Security would not allow me to…
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The Houthis Could Drive Up Gas Prices Even Further
The Houthi rebels in Yemen have expanded their military campaign against Saudi Arabia, which could drive up gas prices even…
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Trump Admin Putting Major Medical Association’s Billing Code ‘Monopoly’ Under The Microscope
The Trump administration is now scrutinizing the American Medical Association over the “influence” its medical billing codes have on healthcare…
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Warning Signs Flash As America’s Oil Reserves Bleed For Iran War
Just when you thought gas prices could not get any higher, the real oil crisis is beginning to brew underground…
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Most Americans Believe Colleges Are Not Doing Enough To Prepare Students For Workforce
Many Americans believe colleges in the U.S. are not doing a good enough job of preparing students for the workforce…
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