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By Michael Snyder Article Source This is starting to look like 2008 all over again. For years, the tech industry was the strongest part of the U.S. economy by a wide margin. The largest tech firms were raking in billions upon...
Read MoreBy Arsenio Toledo Article Source Over a third of all small businesses in the United States failed to pay rent in October. This comes from small business referral network company Alignable, which releases a monthly report on the...
Read MoreBy Jacob Hornberger Article Source One of the interesting aspects of President Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act was the allocation of $80 billion in increased funding for the Internal Revenue Service, one of the most powerful and...
Read MoreBy Michael Snyder Article Source The last time interest rates were this high, the U.S. economy plunged into “the Great Recession” and millions of Americans lost their jobs. But the Federal Reserve is not going to stop here. In...
Read MoreBy Michael Snyder Article Source They are trying really hard to convince all of us that everything is just fine. But close to one-fifth of the U.S. population is skipping meals because food prices are too high. And nearly 40...
Read MoreBy Mary Villareal Article Source The monthly expenses of Americans have now outpaced their personal income growth. This was according to Kristi Rodriguez, senior vice president of the Nationwide Retirement Institute (NRI),...
Read MoreBy Ethan Huff Article Source Americans are tired of all the inflation and economic chaos, which is why many of them – at least the ones who can afford to do so – are fleeing big cities in search of greener pastures. According to...
Read MoreBy Amy Furr Article Source Homebuyers are trying to escape big cities as inflation and rates in President Joe Biden’s (D) America hurt citizens financially. “More homebuyers looked to leave San Francisco than any other major...
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