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ThinkstockThe shale oil boom has done remarkable things for North Dakota. It is a shame there are not huge deposits…
ThinkstockThe Great Recession left many families in need of greater economic security. Although federal programs provide some safety net, the…
Courtesy EADS/AirbusFactory orders for the month of April have now been released from the Commerce Department. They were up 1.0%,…
ThinkstockThe news for this coming Friday’s unemployment and non-farm payrolls report is now expected to be a bit muted. ADP…
ThinkstockBond and stock market participants have been fighting over exactly when the Federal Reserve will start tapering off on the…
ThinkstockThe Institute for Supply Management has released its national manufacturing data for the month of May. Monday’s report is very…
ThinkstockStocks were trading weak this morning before the economic news was out, but the markets had recovered going into the…
ThinkstockThe Reuters/University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment report for May is out. It offers a revised number from the preliminary report…
ThinkstockThe May report from the Chicago purchasing managers is out, and it is off the charts on a better-than-expected report.…
ThinkstockIn 2011, for the first time in decades, the amount the nation’s schools spent per student fell. According to the…
Ed Brown, via Wikimedia CommonsInvestors have two economic reports to chew over so far on Thursday morning. The Commerce Department…
ThinkstockNew manufacturing data is out from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, and it shows weak manufacturing trends. The Chicago…
ThinkstockThe number of poor people in U.S. suburbs rose by 63.6% between 2000 and 2011, from 10 million to well…
ThinkstockThe durable goods report for April is turning out to look incredibly durable at 3.3% for the month. Bloomberg had…
ThinkstockThe New York Federal Reserve branch’s Liberty Street Economics latest blog posting indicates that the New York Fed staff is…
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