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Over the past several months we have been discussing that this is no longer your "father's economy."
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Oil major Royal Dutch/Shell is seeking to work around international sanctions by repaying a $1.4 billion oil debt to Iran with a grain barter deal via U.S. agribusiness giant Cargill, industry sources said.
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Kevin Boyland and Anna Son at IBISWorld released a report highlighting ten U.S. industries with limited growth prospects.
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If you still have a good job, you might want to hold on to it very tightly because there are a whole bunch of signs that unemployment in the United States is about to start getting worse again.
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Bad news will greet Vice President Joe Biden when he arrives in Wisconsin Thursday night. Hours earlier, Oshkosh's largest employer announced that it will lay off 450 employees in January.
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The number of American workers collecting federal disability insurance benefits hit yet another record high in October, according to the Social Security Administration.
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Historically, the act of bartering has flourished in times of monetary crisis, such as when the currency in a country has become unstable (e.g. Hyperinflation or a deflationary spiral) or currency is simply unavailable for conducting normal purchasin
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A group of high-profile business leaders sounded the alarm about the deficit. Top executives from Honeywell, JPMorgan and Express Scripts as part of a campaign to enact major deficit reduction through the negotiations over the “fiscal cliff.”
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The fiscal cliff is still two months off, but the scheduled blast of tax hikes and spending cuts is already reverberating through the U.S. economy, hampering growth and, according to a new study, wiping out nearly 1 million jobs this year alone.
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Bank analyst Meredith Whitney was just on CNBC, and the first thing she was asked about was the new $1 billion lawsuit against Bank of America.
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After GE and Siemens, a third major industrial powerhouse has warned the solar energy market is floundering.
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In preparation for the launch of the Silver Circle Movie, a commemorative graphic novel has been released. There will be a comic book bomb on Halloween. Everyone who signs up on the Facebook event will be entered into a drawing to receive a free copy
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Multitasking has gotten a bad rap recently—more than one study has shown it makes you less efficient and, well, stupider. (As someone once said, “Multitasking means screwing up several things at once.”)
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Tuesday’s presidential debate touched on some massive economic issues that are affecting all Americans.
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Good old fashioned land has become one of the hottest investments in the world, as stocks disappoint, currencies go to war, and food prices soar.
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Along with the market being down... Obama down to 57.
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We're not sure if The Donald will be tweeting about this one.
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Dear Editor: In the 1880s milk sold for $0.56 per quart or $2.24 per gallon which at the time was 0.112 oz of gold per gallon of milk.
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The big economic strategy for the next term of whoever is Presidenti is essentially, “turn those machines back on”.
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Murder the Iranians? - Far better to negotiate, says Pat Buchanan / Israel, Israel, Israel, Israel - Justin Raimondo sums up the "debate." / Institutions Will Fail, Fortunes Will Be Lost / Riots and Civil Unrest Ahead / Need Some Energy?
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Last week, the misty eyed reminiscences were recalling the 25th anniversary of Black Monday.
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"The Greater Depression" - What to expect and how you can prepare yourself.
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Why I Won't Vote / Top 11 Movies About Politics / Your Money Isn't Safe / Modern Wheat Is Toxic / Dangerous Books? / The Sad History of US Peace Negotiations
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Stocks traded near session lows Tuesday, with the Dow down nearly 250 points, following a batch of disappointing quarterly results and amid worries over Spain's economy. The Dow and S&P 500 are seeing their worst one-day drop since June.
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After yesterday's big down day, today is getting pretty sloppy.
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Housing data this week continue to point to a market recovery.
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We had Gary Shilling on DailyTicker last week. No matter who wins the presidential election in two weeks, he's not optimistic about the near-term outlook for the economy...
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The Telegraph's Ambrose Evans-Pritchard has caught up to a working paper entitled "The Chicago Plan Revisited" issued by IMF staff members Jaromir Benes and Michael Kumhof.
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As the german "Bild" newspaper reported on Monday, Bundesbank (Germany’s central bank) board member Carl-Ludwig Thiele had addressed a letter to Mißfelder and Wanderwitz. In the letter, the German banker writes, that the central banks in Paris and Lo
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Libertarians Should Vote for… No one / I'm Buying Junk Silver! / Why the US Is Descending into Fascism
