Friday, June 25, 2021

Unemployment: Indiana must continue pandemic jobless benefits for now, judge rules

Reddit trading: Top investor warns of 'massive market manipulation'

China slams US curbs on solar materials as economic attack

Government health care is overtaking private coverage

Job hole or inflation? Fed policymakers split over risk view

New $1.2 Trillion Bipartisan Infrastructure Plan To Be Partially Funded By Stepped Up IRS Enforcement

Vanguard App's Sudden Change Outrages Investors

Bitcoin miners flocked to upstate New York for cheap energy, then it got complicated

U.S. inflation likely to remain elevated for up to four years - BofA

Covid vaccine: CDC group says there isn't enough data yet to recommend booster shots

Wednesday, June 23, 2021

4 reasons that workers quitting at a record pace means the economy will come back stronger than ever

Bitcoin price suddenly crashes below $30k as crypto market enters ‘freefall'

A Forgotten Chipmaker May be Key to Ending the Global Shortage

The American economy is perilously fragile. Concentration of wealth is to blame

Fed's Powell: 'very, very unlikely' the U.S. will see 1970s-style inflation

VC Marc Andreessen's Advice to 23-Year-Olds: Don't Follow Your Passion

Experts Say This Is The No. 1 Cause Of Bankruptcy In The United States

The Delta variant appears to have tripled to 31% of all US coronavirus cases in just 11 days.

Covid-19 Australia: Americans shocked by easy Delta spread in Australia

Study: Households that host social gatherings have higher rates of COVID-19 spread

Tuesday, June 22, 2021

Now that China has all but banned cryptocurrencies, GPU prices are falling like Bitcoin

Regulators tell Biden US financial system in good shape-White House

Secret report reveals Amazon dumping millions of unused goods

General Motors Is Having A Hard Time Finding Workers Due To Its Weed Testing Policy And Low Pay

Jim Cramer says he sold nearly all his bitcoin and that the cryptocurrency isn't going back up because of structural reasons including regulation and cyberattacks

Wood Price Spike Caused By Pandemic Finally Starting To Drop : NPR

Fed's Powell sees 'sustained improvement' in economy, notable rise in inflation

Universities Are Slashing Faculties and Blaming Covid

Friday, June 18, 2021

Fed's Jim Bullard sees first interest rate hike coming as soon as 2022

Mark Cuban Calls for DeFi Regulation After Crypto Investment Goes to Zero

Miami could become the crypto capital of the world, with help from its large expatriate population, say finance experts

US Can Look Forward to 'Very Strong' Labor Market in 2022: Powell

Jobless Claims Increase To 412,000, Above Economists’ Projections

Debt, not demographics, will determine the future of China's economy

'Be back by Labor Day' — Morgan Stanley CEO issues sternest warning yet for employees delaying a return to work

Irreversible warming tipping point possibly triggered: Arctic mission chief

Pound Tumbles as UK Covid Cases Rise, Dents Economy Recovery Hopes

Delta Coronavirus Variant May Be Strongest Threat to Vaccinated People

Biden administration to invest $3.2 billion for Covid-19 antiviral pills

Thursday, June 17, 2021

America is turning into a lottery society. Wellbeing is reserved for the lucky few.

Why are there dangerous levels of arsenic and lead in American baby food?

Millions fear eviction as US housing crisis worsens

The US Housing Market Is Short 6.8 Million Homes, NAR Report Says

Dollar jumps after Fed pulls interest rate hikes into 2023

Fed bites inflation bullet. How soon will the RBI?

Consensus among all countries needed for global tax reforms, should not be decided by G-7 alone

Africa sees 44% spike in new Covid infections, 20% increase in deaths

Brazil reports 2,997 COVID-19 deaths in 24 hours - health ministry

Tuesday, June 15, 2021

The plan to 'Build Back Better' across the globe isn't enough to counter China

'Big Short' investor Michael Burry is back on Twitter - and warning of the biggest market bubble in history

IKEA fined $1.2 mln for spying on French employees

Economists are slowly revealing the weaknesses of their ‘rational’ theories

America needs to change how we think about housing

More than 70% of fund managers say inflation will be transitory despite 5% surge in prices in May, BofA survey shows

Texans told not to use their ovens and washing machines amid warning over energy blackout as temperatures soar

China Covid cases causing higher shipping costs, delayed goods

Vaccines and oxygen run out as third wave of Covid hits Uganda

Monday, June 14, 2021

Commodities Decline Led By Slumps in Corn and Soybean

From Copper to Corn, Markets Show Peak Inflation Fear Is Passing

Private schools are the real college admissions scandal - private high schools

People May Be Underestimating Shipping Constraints Impact on Prices: Economist

House lawmakers introduce Big Tech bills that could break up Amazon, Google and others

‘Beyond rare:’ Nevada drops water for bighorn sheep as drought persists

Lebanese Economy Crashes to New Lows - In Less Than Two Years Nation's Currency Lost 90% Against the US Dollar

Economists Don't Know Everything About the Economy

US should answer China’s challenge by delivering economic prosperity to its periphery

JPMorgan Warns of Incoming Bitcoin Bear Market Citing 'Unusual Development' in Futures

Home Depot contracted its own container ship to avoid shipping delays

Average age of U.S. vehicles hit record 12.1 years in 2020

Virus outbreaks at Thai factories threaten export sector, recovery

Friday, June 11, 2021

Subway's new 20-year franchise contracts mean the chain could take over stores if they close for snowstorms, powercuts, or terrorist attacks, legal experts said

Fed balance sheet tops $8 trillion for first time -data

2021 COVID Deaths Exceed 2020 Total in Less Than 6 Months

Cuba suspending cash bank deposits in dollars, citing U.S. sanctions

China’s Buying So Much Corn That Its Ports Are Getting Clogged - Bloomberg

SEC tells investors to be wary of bitcoin futures due to volatility and fraud, as regulators ramp up crypto scrutiny

How Did the Feds Seize the Colonial Pipeline Ransomware Bitcoins?

Bank of Canada Brushes Off Temporary Spike in Inflation

Bipartisan Senate Group Strikes $1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Agreement

Why inflation won't cause higher bond rates in the long run

Wage suppression — not stagnation — is costing workers $10 an hour

Amazon to ask staff to return to office for three days a week

Undervaccinated red states are nowhere near herd immunity as dangerous Delta variant spreads

U.S. household wealth jumps to record $136.9 trillion, Fed says

Friday, June 4, 2021

EU news: Cyprus threatens to destroy bloc's plan to back Biden's tax blueprint

The Fed will start winding down a program that saved the economy

Analysis: A 'tsunami' of cash is driving rates ever lower. What will the Fed do?

GOP States Ending $300 Unemployment Benefits Costs Local Economies $12Billion

Biden expands US investment ban on Chinese firms

US economist Joseph Stiglitz warns carbon pricing mismatch may trigger next global financial crisis

Biden's new $1 trillion infrastructure offer reportedly swaps in 15 percent minimum corporate tax for tax hike

Social Security inaction by Congress will cost people two months' pay

FYI: Today's computer chips are so advanced, they are more 'mercurial' than precise – and here's the proof

General Mills laying off workers as part of push to prepare for post-pandemic landscape

Thursday, June 3, 2021

Russia says it will remove dollar assets from its wealth fund

World food price index surges in May to highest level since 2011

Amazon did the math and would actually prefer getting sued

Amazon's Controversial 'Hire to Fire' Practice Reveals a Brutal Truth About Management

Amazon Says It's 'Actively Supporting' Federal Marijuana Legalization

The NFT Market Has Collapsed, Oh No

Joe Biden turns on EU with ferocious six-month ultimatum - huge tariff warning issued

‘Mind-blowing’: tenth of world’s giant sequoias may have been destroyed by a single fire

Appeals court rejects bid by landlords to resume evictions

Half of U.S. states to end Biden-backed pandemic unemployment early