A conversation with Morgan Slade
Crystal ballAdobeStock_266069534 As the world watches the cyclical waltz of the US economy, we sat down with Morgan Slade, an alternative data expert from CloudQuant, for his outlook on the…
The Iron Trap of the Czech Republic – Economy and Ecology
Next year will mark the twentieth anniversary of the accession of many Central and Eastern European states to the EU. And yet, recent economic developments have further postponed the fulfillment…
How Joe Biden’s economic ratings could rebound with voters
Last Friday, the Labor Department reported that the economy created two hundred and fifty-three thousand additional jobs in April, a solid number that brought total job gains since Joe Biden…
More Americans are filing unemployment claims; layoffs remain low
US jobless claims rose last week but remain at historic lows despite efforts by the Federal Reserve to cool the economy and labor market in its fight against inflationBy MATT…
US jobless claims fall as labor market remains tight
The labor market continues to defy attempts by the Federal Reserve to ease it, with US jobless claims falling further last week and remaining at historic lowsBy MATT OTT AP…
Is the “application of rage” the new silent renunciation? Here’s what the experts say
The rage app is an act of "revenge" for employees who feel unappreciated and neglected, added Mike Bergen, who leads Kingsley Gate Partners' global human resources practice.Stock_colors | E+ |…
U.S. jobless claims rise the most in 5 months, though economy remains strong
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits last week rose the most in five months, but layoffs remain historic lows as the labor market continues to be largely spared…
US jobless claims rise the most in 5 months
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits last week rose the most in five months, but layoffs remain historic lows as the labor market continues to be largely spared…
The U.S. Economy Sends Mixed Signals: Here’s What It All Means
WASHINGTON (AP) — Maybe it was too good to be true.For a few weeks in late January and early February, the US economy seemed to have hit a rare sweet…
How Wall Street bought single-family homes and put them up for rent
Institutional investors could control 40% of US single-family rental homes by 2030, according to MetLife Investment Management. And a group of Washington, DC lawmakers think Wall Street needs to get…
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