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Stock Market Crash Worse Than 2008 Crisis Coming In 2025, Warns Top US Economist
Harry Dent cautioned that the "everything" bubble has still yet to burst, and it may be a bigger crash than the Great Recession.
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China’s Growth Machine No Longer Looks Unstoppable
The debt-powered stimulus the country used to steer through the Great Recession is starting to look like a drag.
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Why ‘Fallen Angels’ Are a Bond Market Preoccupation
Why ‘Fallen Angels’ Are a Bond Market Preoccupation
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The World Will Pay for Not Dealing With Debt
Since 2008, governments around the world have looked for relatively painless ways to lower high debt levels.
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Startups Hustle to Raise Cash Before Recession Strikes
The venture capital industry is flush with cash now, but the startup is worried the good times may not last.
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U.S. Student Loan Debt Sets Record, Doubling Since Recession
The record student debt level is more than double the $675 billion outstanding in June 2009 when the recession ended.
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Trump’s First Annual Budget Deficit Rises to a Six-Year High
The budget gap for the 12 months through September was 17 percent wider than the same 12-month period a year earlier.
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A Nobel Reminder Of Why R&D Matters So Much
Paul Romer, co-winner of this year’s economics prize, showed that new discoveries create a virtuous cycle of growth.
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Trump's First Annual Budget Deficit Will Be the Widest Since 2012
The 2018 deficit was equal to an estimated 3.9 percent of gross domestic product, up from 3.5 percent the prior year.
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What's Happened in the 10 Years Since the Economy Fell Apart
The Great Recession gave way to a long, slow recovery. There’s something to be said for endurance.
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In Business Start-Ups, Rural America Is Falling Behind
Americans in small towns and rural communities are dramatically less likely to start new businesses than they have been in the past, an unprecedented trend that jeopardizes the economic future of vast swaths of the country.
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Write-Downs May Be Remedy To Growth Slowdown: RBI Governor
Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan on Saturday said structural reforms can help achieve potential growth, suggesting that write-downs may be a remedy to growth slowdown.
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US economic recovery is weakest since World War II
The ugliness goes well beyond unemployment, which at 8.3% is the highest this long after a recession ended.
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Americans' credit card usage jump to highest in 5 years
Most of the gains have been driven by auto and student loans, which rose to a record $1.7 trillion in May.
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US economy adds 80,000 jobs in another weak month
The economy added only 80,000 jobs in June, the government said on Friday.
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Stock Market Crash Worse Than 2008 Crisis Coming In 2025, Warns Top US Economist
Harry Dent cautioned that the "everything" bubble has still yet to burst, and it may be a bigger crash than the Great Recession.
-
China’s Growth Machine No Longer Looks Unstoppable
The debt-powered stimulus the country used to steer through the Great Recession is starting to look like a drag.
-
Why ‘Fallen Angels’ Are a Bond Market Preoccupation
Why ‘Fallen Angels’ Are a Bond Market Preoccupation
-
The World Will Pay for Not Dealing With Debt
Since 2008, governments around the world have looked for relatively painless ways to lower high debt levels.
-
Startups Hustle to Raise Cash Before Recession Strikes
The venture capital industry is flush with cash now, but the startup is worried the good times may not last.
-
U.S. Student Loan Debt Sets Record, Doubling Since Recession
The record student debt level is more than double the $675 billion outstanding in June 2009 when the recession ended.
-
Trump’s First Annual Budget Deficit Rises to a Six-Year High
The budget gap for the 12 months through September was 17 percent wider than the same 12-month period a year earlier.
-
A Nobel Reminder Of Why R&D Matters So Much
Paul Romer, co-winner of this year’s economics prize, showed that new discoveries create a virtuous cycle of growth.
-
Trump's First Annual Budget Deficit Will Be the Widest Since 2012
The 2018 deficit was equal to an estimated 3.9 percent of gross domestic product, up from 3.5 percent the prior year.
-
What's Happened in the 10 Years Since the Economy Fell Apart
The Great Recession gave way to a long, slow recovery. There’s something to be said for endurance.
-
In Business Start-Ups, Rural America Is Falling Behind
Americans in small towns and rural communities are dramatically less likely to start new businesses than they have been in the past, an unprecedented trend that jeopardizes the economic future of vast swaths of the country.
-
Write-Downs May Be Remedy To Growth Slowdown: RBI Governor
Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan on Saturday said structural reforms can help achieve potential growth, suggesting that write-downs may be a remedy to growth slowdown.
-
US economic recovery is weakest since World War II
The ugliness goes well beyond unemployment, which at 8.3% is the highest this long after a recession ended.
-
Americans' credit card usage jump to highest in 5 years
Most of the gains have been driven by auto and student loans, which rose to a record $1.7 trillion in May.
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US economy adds 80,000 jobs in another weak month
The economy added only 80,000 jobs in June, the government said on Friday.
