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US Economy Headed for Recession, Citi Economist Warns

Daniel Richter / 55 years
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Citi’s chief US economist, Andrew Hollenhorst, has shattered the illusion of a soft landing, predicting a recession for the US economy by mid-2024. Data Contradicts Surface Positivity Despite positive indicators like historically low unemployment rates, robust consumer spending, and strong GDP growth, Hollenhorst warns that beneath the surface, the economic data tells a different story. […]

The Boring Company’s Misstep in Las Vegas

Carolina Rocha / 55 years
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2 min read

Elon Musk’s venture, The Boring Company, faced setbacks in its Las Vegas tunnel project, leading to temporary shutdowns of the public transit system. Expansion and Violations The Boring Company, known for its underground tunnel projects, received violations from Clark County for its activities near the Vegas Monorail. These actions were deemed to have created a […]

Biden Launches Investigation into Chinese Automakers Amid Surveillance Concerns

David Neumann / 55 years
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2 min read

President Joe Biden has expressed concerns about the potential for China to exploit its vehicles for espionage activities and even remotely disable their functions. In response, his administration announced on Thursday that it would initiate an investigation into automakers from specific countries, with China being the primary focus. The investigation, led by the secretary of […]

Surge in Rent History Requests Floods New York State Government Website

Daniel Richter / 55 years
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2 min read

New Yorkers are increasingly turning to a New York State government website portal to obtain information about their rental apartments, causing a surge in requests that has slowed down response times, according to an automated email from the Division of Homes and Community Renewal (DHCR). Unprecedented Increase in Requests The DHCR spokesperson described the surge […]

Biden’s Strategy to Address Age Concerns: Drawing Inspiration from Reagan

David Neumann / 55 years
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2 min read

After a resounding victory on Super Tuesday and his subsequent State of the Union address, President Joe Biden’s campaign transitioned into its general election mode, focusing on key battleground states like Georgia and Michigan. However, it was a recent advertisement titled “For You” that tackled one of the 81-year-old Biden’s significant challenges: assuaging voter concerns […]

Economic Outlook: Echoes of 2007, Warns SocGen

Daniel Richter / 55 years
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2 min read

Société Générale’s chief global strategist Albert Edwards has raised concerns about the prevailing economic sentiment, likening it to the precarious conditions of 2007 as most forecasters abandon their recession predictions. Indicators of Impending Downturn Despite seemingly robust GDP and job growth figures, underlying indicators suggest a different story. The Chicago Fed’s National Activity Index reveals […]

Managing Subscriptions: A Financial Success Story

Daniel Richter / 55 years
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2 min read

In today’s digital age, subscription services have become ubiquitous, offering convenience but also contributing to financial strain for many households. One family’s journey to rein in their subscriptions resulted in substantial savings, offering valuable insights for others looking to take control of their finances. Recognizing the Financial Strain Despite positive economic indicators, many families, like […]

Biden’s Efforts to Deliver Student Loan Forgiveness: An Update

David Neumann / 55 years
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2 min read

As President Joe Biden addressed the nation in his final State of the Union speech for his first term, he reaffirmed his commitment to providing additional relief to federal student loan borrowers. However, many borrowers are still awaiting the promised relief and wondering about the status of these efforts. The Promise of Relief During his […]

The Impact of First Job Underemployment on Long-Term Career Prospects

Carolina Rocha / 55 years
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2 min read

A recent joint report by the Strada Education Foundation and the Burning Glass Institute sheds light on the enduring consequences of starting one’s career underemployed, particularly in the context of bachelor’s degree holders in the United States. Persistent Underemployment According to the report, individuals who begin their careers in underemployed positions, defined as roles not […]

Microsoft’s Strategic Move: Opening an AI Hub in London

Carolina Rocha / 55 years
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2 min read

Microsoft’s recent decision to establish an AI hub in London is part of a broader trend in the tech industry, where companies are engaging in an intense competition for top AI talent. The move reflects Microsoft’s strategic positioning in the AI landscape and its efforts to strengthen its foothold in this critical domain. The AI […]

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