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It is increasingly apparent that Cristine Blasey Ford’s testimony is riddled not with false memories, but outright lies.
The St. Louis Fed president Jame Bullard has a spotlight on yield curve inversion, and he wants to prevent one.
What happened to Google Chrome blocking videos, autoplay ads, and other obnoxious practices?
Amazon unilaterally upped its minimum wage, even for part-time workers. Now it wants every company to do the same.
A UN report has everything wrong as to the cause of current problems. Yet, the report mentions central bank liquidity.
The carnival continues with interesting twists such as Ford’s paper about using self-hypnosis to create memories.
About once a week the Greens cheer victory. Alternately, AfD cheers. The Grand Coalition never has any grounds to cheer.
At the last possible moment, Trump made a deal with Canada. NAFTA is gone and USMCA is in.
A surge in gov’t spending kept construction spending in the green by 0.1%. Private spending is down and trending lower.
Sentiment is down for the 3rd straight quarter in McKinsey survey of businesses. Trump’s trade policies at heart of it.