Peter Schiff: World’s Central Banks Are Starting Inflation Again
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Amazon Web Services Plans $10 Billion Ohio Investment
(The Center Square)–Amazon plans to invest $10 billion over the next five years to expand data centers across the state. ...
These Are the Countries With the Highest Food Inflation in 2024
(Zero Hedge)—Rising food inflation impacts global food security and disproportionately affects vulnerable populations. But from South America to Africa and ...
IRS Data Reveals Mass Exodus from Democrat-Run Blue States Over Past Three Decades
In a clear testament to the impact of progressive policies, IRS data has unveiled a significant migration of millions from ...
Lord & Taylor, America’s Oldest Department Store, is Making a Comeback
Retailers who have failed recently or are currently failing are making moves that can, at least in part, be attributed ...
Tone-Deaf Lefties Miss the Point of Rising Consumer Spending
Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales this year broke records—despite inflation. This doesn’t mean many Americans aren’t still struggling with ...
U.S. Manufacturing Sector Slashed 26,000 Jobs in November as Industry Woes Persist
The U.S. manufacturing industry shed 26,000 jobs in November, following a loss of 19,000 jobs in October Private employers added ...
Goldman Delivers Grim Outlook for Prospective Homebuyers
(Zero Hedge)—Goldman's latest note to clients offers little optimism for resolving the housing affordability crisis in 2025. Mortgage rates are ...
Why Does Government Always Make the Same Economic Mistakes?
(Mises)—Most economic analysts predict that the US is about to enter into a cyclical recession. Even Austrian School economists (like ...
America’s Middle Class in 2024: Aging Vehicles, $300 Carts of Groceries, and Mountains of Credit Card Debt
(The Economic Collapse Blog)—Have things been getting better for the middle class, or have things been getting worse? Needless to ...
