Nearly Half of U.S. Small Businesses Can't Afford Rent
A new report reveals that 43% of U.S. small businesses struggled with rent, highlighting broader economic issues from rising costs and inflation.
A new report reveals that 43% of U.S. small businesses struggled with rent, highlighting broader economic issues from rising costs and inflation.
The G7's pledge to eliminate coal by 2035 is challenged by diverse national dependencies, global demand shifts, and the feasibility of adopting alternative energy sources.
Federal Reserve policies and swap spreads suggest U.S. interest rates may soon drop to around 1-2%.
U.S. oil and natural gas production hit record highs in 2024, despite a decrease in drilling rigs.
Recent U.S. government reports show a significant discrepancy in job data, revealing a loss of 192,000 private jobs, contradicting earlier claims of employment gains and suggesting deeper economic issues.
April's sluggish job growth and unemployment spike signal looming U.S. recession.
The U.S. Department of Energy has suspended oil deliveries to the Strategic Petroleum Reserve due to rising prices and global production cuts, raising concerns about the future of U.S. energy security.
European automakers, like Volkswagen, Stellantis, and Mercedes-Benz, grapple with plummeting demand, supply chain issues, and financial pressures, forcing strategic reassessment.
A new report reveals that 43% of U.S. small businesses struggled with rent, highlighting broader economic issues from rising costs and inflation.
The G7's pledge to eliminate coal by 2035 is challenged by diverse national dependencies, global demand shifts, and the feasibility of adopting alternative energy sources.
Federal Reserve policies and swap spreads suggest U.S. interest rates may soon drop to around 1-2%.
U.S. oil and natural gas production hit record highs in 2024, despite a decrease in drilling rigs.
Recent U.S. government reports show a significant discrepancy in job data, revealing a loss of 192,000 private jobs, contradicting earlier claims of employment gains and suggesting deeper economic issues.
April's sluggish job growth and unemployment spike signal looming U.S. recession.
The U.S. Department of Energy has suspended oil deliveries to the Strategic Petroleum Reserve due to rising prices and global production cuts, raising concerns about the future of U.S. energy security.
European automakers, like Volkswagen, Stellantis, and Mercedes-Benz, grapple with plummeting demand, supply chain issues, and financial pressures, forcing strategic reassessment.
Rising economic turmoil and growing inequality are fueling a resurgence in Marxist ideology among the youth.
Janet Yellen acknowledges soaring prices and high mortgage rates make homebuying nearly impossible for first-time buyers.
For the first time in our nation's history, 30 year olds are doing worse than their parents. In other words, we killed the golden goose.
Immigrants first, citizens last
In April, negative natural gas prices at the Waha hub posed significant challenges for Permian Basin producers, amid expectations of new pipeline operations.
Social Security struggles to match inflation, leaving many seniors financially vulnerable and potentially swaying their political influence in upcoming elections.