A look at how some turning points in the history of Corporate America, such as CEO changes of guard, explain how America hollowed itself out.
Read more...Some practical ideas for how to manage population shrinkage. But will neoliberalism get in the way?
Read more...Recalling what good union jobs once meant for workers and communities and describing some damage done by the war on labor
Read more...Schemes to boost birth rates to bolster growth are generally ineffective and more important, miss the real problem.
Read more...More evidence that the current level of advanced economy secondary market trading is bad for economic health.
Read more...Why the prospects for containing, much the less resolving, the escalating Middle East conflict, are poor.
Read more...Governments and employers are slow to adapt to the risk to workers of higher outdoor temperatures.
Read more...Services are two-thirds of the economy; as long as they’re firm, the economy will plug along just fine, even as manufacturing stalled
Read more...Why Intel’s prospects are even worse than its stock price plunge and worried press accounts suggest.
Read more...Another take on the slow unraveling of the Western-dominated order, here seen as a repudiation of colonialism.
Read more...New factory building shows that reshoring plans are translating into action. But how many will produce successful operations?
Read more...Richard Murphy discusses a key, and not well understood, implication of repaying bank loans.
Read more...Further discussion of some of the likely complexities and stumbling blocks in Russia’s slow-motion conquest of Ukraine.
Read more...Yves here. We are introducing most of you to Luca Placidi, founder of an Italian YouTube channel called “Tracce di Classe”. Placidi who started his blog and website in late 2023, “after the war in Ukraine and the one in Gaza made the mainstream media narrative impossible to be listened to.” He discussed politics and […]
Read more...The US economy looks a bit perky. Party on! But will the Fed continue to apply the interest rate brakes?
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