Douglas A. McIntyre - Author for 24/7 Wall St.
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The residential real estate markets that were so good for so many sellers are not good any longer. The market for buyers, who struggled with high prices, has improved but is still plagued by...
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If jobs are the primary measure of the strength of the American economy, the economy is colossally strong. In May, America added another 253,000 jobs, keeping up a string of muscular job reports that...
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics has released THE EMPLOYMENT SITUATION — APRIL 2023. The unemployment rate nationwide was 3.4%, unchanged from March. The economy added 253,000 jobs, which was more...
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If jobs are the primary measure of the strength of the American economy, the economy is colossally strong. In May, America added another 253,000 jobs, keeping up a string of muscular job reports that...
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How long can Peloton Interactive go on as a public corporation?
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Although the number of unionized Starbucks stores is small, it is growing.
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Typically, providers of inexpensive items that are part of people’s everyday lives do well in a recession. That includes beer.
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The names of the Jeep Cherokee and Grand Cherokee remain despite objections and falling sales.
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A recent analysis reveals the months in which home sellers receive the highest premium over the asking price.
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If Ford can string together several quarters like this, it will return to its place as a well-run, major U.S. manufacturer.
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Every 10 years since the first census in 1790, the Census Bureau has also calculated what it calls the country’s “center of population.” This is the point at which, says the Bureau, “an...
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A recent analysis reveals that the CEO of Walmart is paid over 930 times more its the average worker.
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A recent analysis reveals that the CEO of McDonald's is paid over 1,200 times more than the average company worker.
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A recent analysis reveals that the CEO of this tech company makes over 3,300 times the median pay of the company's workers.
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If the stalemate between the president and the House of Representatives lasts for long, Social Security could be a victim.
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