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The Federal Reserve has been hoping, praying and trying to forecast for a return of 2.0% inflation. At that rate,…
U.S. consumer spending bounced back in September from a slight dip in August. Overall sales growth rose slightly less than…
Nearly two-thirds of Detroit's residents have subprime credit. More than two-thirds have delinquent debt and a shade under two-thirds have…
Of the largest 100 world economies, 42 are cities, although national economies grab the top 13 positions in the rankings…
The sequential rise in import prices for September was led by higher fuel prices, according to the Bureau of Labor…
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has reported yet another weekly jobless claims decline. This marked 84 consecutive weeks in which…
Extreme poverty remains a worldwide social and economic scourge. According to a report from the World Bank and UNICEF, 767…
The Federal Reserve has released the minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee from September. It was already known that…
The U.S. Treasury just held a 10-year Treasury Note auction, and this was going to be a highly watched auction.…
The number of opinions on the value of a particular home remodeling project is at least as large as the…
If you have been following the Labor Department's monthly payrolls and unemployment reports, you probably realized that the endless strength…
The National Federation of Independent Business Tuesday morning reported that its small business optimism index for September remains well below…
The National Retail Federation expects candy sales in the United States to reach more than $2 billion for this coming…
Sometimes it is best to reflect on economic numbers a couple of days after the fact. Friday’s unemployment and payrolls report from…
Hurricane Matthew has killed hundreds of people in Haiti, swamped parts of cities up and down the Florida and Georgia…
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