“The financial industry may have been overshadowed by Big Tech in recent years but remains at the heart of the question of whom the economy works for. You would assume this would merit the attention ...
The reason the US has taken little action on climate change is the same reason one percent of the population has gained 85 percent of post-recession GDP growth. The global economy is set up to serve the ...
On Monday, the Turkish Lira fell to 7.24 to the U.S. dollar during the Asia Pacific trading session. The currency has plunged over 45 percent since early this year due to concerns over President Tayyip ...
The constant shouting about how women make 77 cents for every dollar a man makes is a misleading and ultimately inaccurate statement. Women are working more than they ever have and are in turn making ...
America’s current economic situation is not one of financial security or encouraging growth. Below the surface of our 106+ month-long “recovery,” now the second longest on record, is a sense of anxious anarchy in American ...
An annual protest tradition continues as activists demand accountability from the scandal-ridden bank. (Inequality.org, by Negin Owliaei) It’s becoming something of a tradition. Wells Fargo holds its annual shareholder meeting at a location kept close to ...
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How cryptocurrency works: some countries are banning cryptocurrency, some countries are starting their own cryptocurrencies but all countries are watching cryptocurrency carefully, including the US. Cryptocurrencies are exciting masses of people despite their volatility and ...
(Reposted with permission from ProPublica, by Cezary Podkul, May 15, 2017) In the early 2000s, banks successfully sued to stop Iowa from limiting their ability to charge ATM fees to non-customers. They also fought off ...
Reposted from Bloomberg.com by Andrea Wong, May 20, 2016 Failure was not an option. It was July 1974. A steady predawn drizzle had given way to overcast skies when William Simon, newly appointed U.S. Treasury ...