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This January, as much of the world was getting over its post-holiday hangovers, people began disappearing from Carnegie Mellon University's robotics center.
Globalization and international trade are in the headlines as Congress considers whether to give President Obama "Fast Track" negotiating authority for the Trans-Pacific Partnership. - See more at: http://www.thedailybell.com/news-analysis/36301/Free
City follows Seattle and San Francisco in raising minimum wage to $15 by July 2020, with city council members voting overwhelmingly in favour of legislation
The world's poor could benefit from a system that is blanketing half Earth's surface with a signal that provides free access to Wikipedia and other useful websites.
Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi may be one of the most powerful individuals in the global oil industry.
Today David Stockman, the man President Ronald Reagan called upon along with Dr. Paul Craig Roberts to help save the United States from disaster in 1981, warned King World News that we are now entering the "terminal phase" of the global financial
Erico Tavares: Jim, thank for being with us today. We would like to talk about water and other agricultural inputs, something you have been very vocal about in recent years.
Last week, a photo of the oddest couple in finance, Peter Schiff and Ben Bernanke together "celebrating the economic recovery", promptly went viral.
Some really weird things are happening in the financial world right now.
Moody's downgraded Chicago's credit rating down to junk level "Ba1" from "Baa2."
Between the dramatic sell-off in German Bunds that unfolded over the course of three weeks beginning on April 21 and the erratic trading that ensued on Tuesday following the weakest JGB auction since 2009, the chickens, as they say, have come home to
Speechless: The Kardashian's are now house flippers
I was forewarned. On April 25, Julian the trucker posted this comment on WOLF STREET:
Still feeling uncomfortable about that tax bill you owed last month? Think about it this way: If you didn't pay it, America's fiscal future would look even worse than it does now, six years out from the financial crisis.
An effort called "Women on 20's" is hoping to add some diversity to the people who are memorized on America's currency.
Every month the Fed does a Survey of Consumer Expectations for inflation, earnings growth, income growth, and consumer spending growth.
Without any analysis or comment, Barry Ritholtz posted EPI propaganda on "Who Benefits from a Higher Minimum Wage".
Telecom giant Verizon announced Tuesday it will be buying AOL for $50 per share, or about $4.4 billion
Old fallacies never seem to die, they just fade away to reemerge once again later on.
If you ever wanted to give our nation's central bank a piece of your mind, now is your chance.
With the class of 2015 graduating with a record amount of debt, one hopeful student appears to recognize her fate all too well...
A self-proclaimed "progressive capitalist" (hypocrite) store owner in San Francisco complains about Proposition J which voters passed with a 77% approval rate hiking the minimum wage to $15.
Banking has been fundamentally unsound ever since the first central bank was created. That's when bankers started making promises they couldn't keep.
This is a fascinating story with implications for every American…
May 8. Today's payroll jobs report is more of the same. The Bureau of Labor Statistics claims that 223,000 new jobs were created in April. Let's accept the claim and see where the jobs are.
Illinois Supreme Court Rules 2013 Pension Reform Law Unconstitutional; Chicago Teachers "Insulted by 7% Pay Cut Offer"
It was back in 2012 that Zero Hedge first warned about a topic that now has not only the buyside, but also prominent pundits, regulators and - ironically - even the Federal Reserve scrambling: the collapse of Treasury liquidity, manifested in the mul
Over the past decade or so, "transparency" has become one of the buzzwords that has guided the Federal Reserve's culture.
BEN LAWSKY, NEW York's superintendent of financial services, trumpeted the news with a tweet.
By now everyone realizes that Q1 will be the second consecutive first quarter to see a negative GDP print.
