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When it comes to the cost of living in cities, a general rule of thumb is that housing prices are much higher in the country's economic and population hubs, especially in the cities along the coasts.
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In light of the 30-year anniversary of the Black Monday Crash in 1987 (when the Dow lost more than 20% in "one day", we should be reminded that investor anxiety usually increases when markets get to extremes. If stock prices fall steeply, people fret
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For the past several months, cities all across the country have been competing for the opportunity to host Amazon's second headquarters which promises $5 billion in capital investment and 50,000 new jobs over a period of time. And now that the bid
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Jared Labell (Exec Dir Libertarian Inst; Founder Dissident Operations) & Angela Keaton (Dir of Operations AntiWar.Com) on House Concurrent Resolution 81, which would end US involvement in the Saudi War in Yemen - Matt Smith (CEO Royalty Exchange) on
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Following last month's bounce in permits (later revised lower), September expectations were for a decline of 2.1% (presumably analysts knew of the storms' potential impact when they guessed) but it utterly collapsed - down 4.5%.
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Unless used for capital improvements, any new Illinois State borrowing, regardless of security structure, will amount to nothing more than kicking the can further down the road.
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Back in June, we introduced you to Nigerian oil magnate, Kola Aluko, the mysterious (now former) owner of Unit 79, a penthouse in Manhattan's ultra-luxury One57 tower, one of several buildings clustered around Central Park that comprise Manhattan's
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The day would eventually become known as Black Monday...In a "bit of fun" Deutsche Bank's credit strategist, Jim Reid, decided to calculate where returns would be today had you bought various assets the morning after the crash.
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A new report from the Complex Systems Institute justifies wealth redistribution with mathematics.
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No Hurricane Bounce
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There shouldn't be a Federal Reserve, but it exists, and it's constantly creating a world of economic pain.?
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During today's Values Voter Summit in Washington D.C., Breitbart News Executive Director Steve Bannon pulled no punches and zeroed in on many targets.
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U.S. stocks reached record highs on Friday as investors bet on another strong earnings season.
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What will happen as the US Federal Reserve decides to pull away the "unconventional" monetary stimulus punch bowl from the US and global economies?
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Launching Q3 earnings season, moments ago JPM reported third quarter Net Income of $6.7 billion and EPS of $1.76, beating expectations $1.67 and 18 cents, or 7% higher than a year ago, on "managed" revenue of $26.2 BN, beating consensus expectations
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Illinois is chasing a moving target as it tries to dig out of the nation's worst budget crisis, and a review obtained by The Associated Press shows $7.5 billion worth of unpaid bills -- as much as half the total -- hadn't been sent to the official
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Janet Yellen's mantra is, "It's transitory!"
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President Trump, who knows a thing or two about bankruptcy, says Puerto Rico's public debt should be wiped out. We agree.
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Economic Slowdown Confirmed: The U.S. Economy Lost Jobs Last Month For The First Time In 7 Years
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No matter what Jamie Dimon may say, bitcoin's durability can be expressed by one simple fact: With a market cap of $100 billion, digital currencies have become too big for banks to ignore.
