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Overall mortgage delinquencies rose to their highest level in more than five years in May. The COVID-19 pandemic and recession have made it hard for homeowners to meet monthly mortgage payments.
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A new study of CEO compensation reveals that top CEOs were paid 320 times more than an average worker last year. That's a 14% year-over-year increase.
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Global warming has begun to raise temperatures in much of Antarctica. Yet the temperature at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station will be about 100 degrees below zero for the next several days.
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Presidential candidate Joe Biden's plan for modernizing U.S. infrastructure includes a goal of net-zero carbon emissions from the electricity generating sector by 2050.
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The Great Peshtigo Fire of 1871 covered an area larger than the state of Connecticut. It was the largest and most deadly wildfire in history.
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The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) is in great financial trouble, and its ability to deliver ballots in the upcoming election has turned to some extent on the fact. The White House wants to control...
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While 2020 has been a year of economic disaster, it is hard to imagine that the stock market has somehow been able to climb back to almost hitting highs again on the S&P 500. The good news is...
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Consumer sentiment has increased by just a fraction of a point according to the preliminary August report from the University of Michigan consumer survey.
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Retail sales in the United States rose for the third straight month in July, but the rate of growth has dropped to just 1.5% month over month.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that initial jobless claims for the week of August 8 fell to less than a million.
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There is still much economic uncertainty facing the economy and the stock market. This uncertainty also pertains to bonds, as well as the recent trading in gold and silver. The tech-heavy NASDAQ had...
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Some 125 CEOs left their jobs in July, a third more than left in June and roughly equal to the July 2019 total.
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There may still be no clear reasons for brick-and-mortar retailers to start a massive celebration yet, but those endless growth rates in online spending have started to come down.
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So far this year, gun deaths in American total more than 25,000, and more than half of those were suicides. These deaths are increasing at an extraordinary rate.
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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that the number of job openings was little changed in June. Some fear that this may have been the last boost from economic stimulus.
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