The Green New Deal Would Cost A Lot Of Green
The Green New Deal is the big new thing among progressive Democrats. Until today, it has been little more than four words (much like Medicare for All, which
The depressing reason rich people are now the fastest-growing segment of renters
Even the rich gotta rent. The affluent are increasingly renting, according to multiple studies. Indeed, renters earning $150,000 or more per year were the fastest-growing group of renters,
Wall Street slides on renewed U.S.-China trade fears
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street stocks sank on Thursday as worries that the United States and China would not be able to reach a trade deal increased concerns about
Prominent Republican wants to take student-loan payments out of your paycheck
Borrowers could soon be required to pay back their federal student loans directly from their paychecks, if one powerful Republican gets his way. Senator Lamar Alexander, a Republican from Tennessee
Bitcoin Trading Reaches All Time High in Venezuela Amidst Ongoing Economic Collapse
Bitcoin (BTC) trading volumes in Venezuela have reached a new all-time high amidst massive hyperinflation and an ongoing presidential crisis, tech news outlet TrustNodes reports Feb. 6. Bitcoin weekly trading volumes
If stock-market investors missed January’s surge, they’re out of luck, says Goldman
Missed January’s stock-market rally? Well, then you likely missed the bulk of 2019’s best gains, say strategists at Goldman Sachs. The main U.S. benchmarks enjoyed a boomlet last month,
It’s not getting any easier to buy a house, and more Americans may just give up
At the end of 2017, 27% of prospective home buyers thought their house hunt would get easier in the months ahead, but by the end of last year, that number
ABC and parks boost Disney profit above forecasts
(Reuters) - Walt Disney Co reported quarterly earnings on Tuesday that handily topped Wall Street estimates thanks to a booming theme park business and growth at its ABC broadcast network
Trump picks World Bank critic Malpass to lead institution
President Donald Trump is expected to tap Treasury Department official David Malpass as the U.S. pick to lead the World Bank, according to senior administration officials, a clear sign the