Latest sign that Starbucks is in deep trouble
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Trouble could be brewing at America's biggest coffee chain.
With the onset of October, real estate professionals nationwide are cautiously optimistic about the fall market.
Nostalgic memes are all over the internet, spreading false messages like this: "Once upon a time, a family could own a home, a car & send their kids to college, all on one income."
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The U.S. dollar is entering a controlled collapse--and hardly anyone is talking about it. Trump's new weak-dollar policy is already reshaping the global economy, while China and Russia accelerate de-dollarization. In this video, I break down why t
Exploding global debt, record military spending, and a Fed trapped between inflation and recession are fueling the perfect storm for precious metals.
They are being squeezed by the giant monopolies that control the seeds, fertilizer and machinery that they need.
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The state of New York will be mailing "inflation refund checks" to 8.2 million households, the governor's office announced Friday.
Across the United States, median full-time salaries vary widely depending on the state. From booming coastal economies to regions with lower costs of living, geographic differences play a major role in shaping income levels.
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Banks with more than $10 billion in assets and CRE exposures greater than 300% of total equity capital.
The tariff stories that Americans have been told deserve to be questioned. First, we Americans are overwhelmingly paying for the tariffs.
President Trump just signed an executive order that changes retirement plans, including 401(k)'s forever. In today's video we're sitting down with arguably the smartest man in the retirement planning space. Mat Sorenson joins us from Directed Ira to
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Sterlin Lujan (cryptocurrency professional, Logos core contributor) comes on the show to discuss Stablecoins, Battle for Decentralized Money, Cryptos, CBDC's, etc...(this show is a continuation of 2025-08-29 show)
The consensus holds that central banks–the Federal Reserve in the US–will gradually inflate away the world's rising debt burden while propping up assets and the economy with the usual bag of monetary magic:
Sales of new single-family houses in August 2025 were at a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 800,000.
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According to the US President Donald Trump, the Fed is failing at its job in supporting the economy by not lowering the policy interest rate.
Work on solutions and work on getting out of debt and preparing for hard economic times.
The latest September grocery pricing survey from Goldman Sachs analysts shows that Walmart remains the leader in the price war among retailers, including Kroger, Albertsons, Sprouts Farmers Market, Whole Foods (WFM), and Dollar General.
The Democrats are about to make fools of themselves, having learned nothing from Republicans.
Peter recently joined Kitco's Jeremy Szafron to discuss why Fed rate cuts are unlikely to deliver hoped-for relief and may instead accelerate the dollar's decline.
Coffee prices are the latest grocery item troubling American consumers.
We sure have seen a lot of really crazy things happen so far this year. But in the minds of most Americans, there is one crisis that far outweighs everything else.
The U.S. Treasury Department and IRS on Sept. 19 released details about a provision backed by the Trump administration and Republicans, passed by Congress earlier this year, that would provide a tax break for many employees who receive cash tips.
A range of options to shore up finances for Social Security are being considered, including the possibility of raising the retirement age, as the program edges closer to insolvency.
Senate Democrats blocked the Republican stopgap measure to keep the government funded until late November, after the House narrowly passed the measure earlier in the day.
BREAKING: Jerome Powell Finally Lowers Interest Rates By A Quarter-Point For The First Time In 9 Months, Despite His Desire To Politically Attack Trump's Economic Recovery Plan