Fed Chairman: ‘Transitory’ No Longer Reflects Inflation Reality
Powell said the Fed is considering tapering off its large-scale asset purchasing program earlier than previously indicated.
Economy & Business
Why Spending More Money Isn’t the Answer on Infrastructure
The bipartisan infrastructure law just shovels money into a broken system.
Omicron Variant Could Inflame Inflationary Pressures, Fed Chair Warns
‘It now appears that factors pushing inflation upward will linger well into next year,’ said Jerome Powell.
Biden’s NLRB Assaults Democracy at Behest of Unions
Nobody believes this explanation. Nobody. It’s a scam. A ruse. A ploy.
Enjoying Autarky?
COVID-19 managed to do quickly what our anti-trade protectionists have tried to do slowly: deprive American consumers of inexpensive imports.
Labor Shortage, Supply-Chain Issues Threaten to Spoil Holiday Shopping Season for Small Retailers
Small, independent toy stores are struggling to compete against the big box retailers.
Market Plummets 800 Points amid Discovery of New COVID Variant in South Africa
The Dow fell 437.69 points, about 1.22 percent, at the opening bell to 35,366.69.
One Year Ago, Trump Called Me an ‘Enemy of the People.’ Rising Costs and Inflation Are the Real Enemy
While some on the right remain focused on the last election, liberals in Washington are pushing an inflationary agenda that hurts workers and businesses.
Five Moderate Dem Senators Reject Biden’s Pick for Top Bank Watchdog
Biden officials still endorse Omarova, even though her confirmation is increasingly unlikely given these lawmakers’ disapproval.