OPINION: 50 years of French state over-spending won't be solved in one Budget
The 2025 French budget aims to reduce the deficit but may not deliver clear austerity as advertised.
Reeves's business inheritance tax shake-up 'will cost exchequer 1bn more than it raises' warn economists
Chancellor Rachel Reeves's inheritance tax changes may cost the Exchequer £1bn more than estimated, threatening family businesses and overall economic growth.
Biden, Promising Corporate Tax Increases, Has Cut Taxes Overall
President Biden has enacted tax cuts larger than tax increases for individuals and corporations.
Analysis shows the tax changes under Biden will lead to a net tax cut of about $600 billion over four years.
OPINION: 50 years of French state over-spending won't be solved in one Budget
The 2025 French budget aims to reduce the deficit but may not deliver clear austerity as advertised.
Reeves's business inheritance tax shake-up 'will cost exchequer 1bn more than it raises' warn economists
Chancellor Rachel Reeves's inheritance tax changes may cost the Exchequer £1bn more than estimated, threatening family businesses and overall economic growth.
Biden, Promising Corporate Tax Increases, Has Cut Taxes Overall
President Biden has enacted tax cuts larger than tax increases for individuals and corporations.
Analysis shows the tax changes under Biden will lead to a net tax cut of about $600 billion over four years.
The most common jobs for US men and women without college degrees
Young US workers without degrees tend to fill roles in customer service and construction, with enrollment rates for college declining in recent years.
The labor market might not be as weak as it appears
The recent rise in unemployment may not accurately reflect the true state of the labor market due to temporary layoffs and people taking longer to find jobs.
California's unemployment numbers are in. How do they rank nationally?
California's unemployment rate increased to 5.4%, the second highest in the nation, with job losses observed in multiple sectors.
Lengthier job hunts for recent graduates could be major factor in unemployment rate | CBC News
Recent graduates are struggling to find employment even after multiple rounds of interviews and proficiency testing.
Youth and recent graduates are driving the increase in Canada's overall unemployment rate.
The most common jobs for US men and women without college degrees
Young US workers without degrees tend to fill roles in customer service and construction, with enrollment rates for college declining in recent years.
The labor market might not be as weak as it appears
The recent rise in unemployment may not accurately reflect the true state of the labor market due to temporary layoffs and people taking longer to find jobs.
California's unemployment numbers are in. How do they rank nationally?
California's unemployment rate increased to 5.4%, the second highest in the nation, with job losses observed in multiple sectors.
Lengthier job hunts for recent graduates could be major factor in unemployment rate | CBC News
Recent graduates are struggling to find employment even after multiple rounds of interviews and proficiency testing.
Youth and recent graduates are driving the increase in Canada's overall unemployment rate.
Germany experienced unexpected slight economic growth of 0.2% in Q3, bolstered by government and household spending despite previous contraction.
Eurozone inflation eases but ECB likely to keep interest rates on hold
Inflation in the eurozone slowed to 2.5% in June, core inflation remained at 2.9%. ECB likely to hold interest rates due to stubborn inflationary pressures.
Mexico's economy grows 0.2% in the first quarter of the year
Mexico's GDP grew 0.2% in the first quarter of 2024, mainly due to the services sector, outperforming analysts' expectations.
The basics of post-COVID monetary policy, explained by an economist
Economists are increasingly divided on the global economic outlook amid rising inflation and interest rates.
Germany experienced unexpected slight economic growth of 0.2% in Q3, bolstered by government and household spending despite previous contraction.
Eurozone inflation eases but ECB likely to keep interest rates on hold
Inflation in the eurozone slowed to 2.5% in June, core inflation remained at 2.9%. ECB likely to hold interest rates due to stubborn inflationary pressures.
Mexico's economy grows 0.2% in the first quarter of the year
Mexico's GDP grew 0.2% in the first quarter of 2024, mainly due to the services sector, outperforming analysts' expectations.
Under Biden, National Debt Grew by $5 Trillion - Still Less Than Recent Presidents
America's national debt has surpassed $35 trillion, with recent increases from Biden, Obama, and Trump prompting calls for accountability in fiscal management.
Trump's voter base relies on spending Musk's DOGE might cut
The new administration must address fiscal challenges linked to federal transfer payments that heavily support Trump-voting counties.
Under Biden, National Debt Grew by $5 Trillion - Still Less Than Recent Presidents
America's national debt has surpassed $35 trillion, with recent increases from Biden, Obama, and Trump prompting calls for accountability in fiscal management.
Trump's voter base relies on spending Musk's DOGE might cut
The new administration must address fiscal challenges linked to federal transfer payments that heavily support Trump-voting counties.
Mortgage Rates Rise to 6.79% in the Wake of Trump's Presidential Victory
Mortgage rates increased to 6.79% after the election, influenced by economic indicators and potential fiscal policy changes.
The housing market's home insurance shock, as told by an interactive map
Home insurance premiums in the U.S. have risen sharply, particularly in disaster-prone areas, driven by high reinsurance costs and increasing housing expenses.
A triple threat stalks the housing market as rates, costs, and election anxiety collide
The housing market remains stagnant despite falling mortgage rates, influenced by high home prices and economic uncertainty.
Bay Area has 3 of the most expensive US cities for renting a home
California continues to dominate the list of highest rental costs in the U.S., with San Francisco leading at over $5,400 monthly.
Forget the 30-year mortgage: The 40-year mortgage needs to become the new American standard, CEO says
A 40-year mortgage could improve home affordability by allowing lower monthly payments, catering to modern life expectancy and economic conditions.
Here's why we won't build millions of new homes
Housing starts and permits are at recession levels, contradicting claims of high demand.
Mortgage Rates Rise to 6.79% in the Wake of Trump's Presidential Victory
Mortgage rates increased to 6.79% after the election, influenced by economic indicators and potential fiscal policy changes.
The housing market's home insurance shock, as told by an interactive map
Home insurance premiums in the U.S. have risen sharply, particularly in disaster-prone areas, driven by high reinsurance costs and increasing housing expenses.
A triple threat stalks the housing market as rates, costs, and election anxiety collide
The housing market remains stagnant despite falling mortgage rates, influenced by high home prices and economic uncertainty.
Bay Area has 3 of the most expensive US cities for renting a home
California continues to dominate the list of highest rental costs in the U.S., with San Francisco leading at over $5,400 monthly.
Forget the 30-year mortgage: The 40-year mortgage needs to become the new American standard, CEO says
A 40-year mortgage could improve home affordability by allowing lower monthly payments, catering to modern life expectancy and economic conditions.
Here's why we won't build millions of new homes
Housing starts and permits are at recession levels, contradicting claims of high demand.
'Over 300,000' Danes could lose homes or jobs to flooding by 2100
The risk of flooding in three coastal towns could impact over 5,000 homes and cost over 8.6 billion kroner without investment in storm defenses.
Millennials 'scarred from the Great Recession and COVID' are financially outperforming Gen Xers and boomers at the same age
Millennials are financially better off than Gen X and boomers, with higher net worth and asset ownership due to lessons learned from past economic challenges.
You can see the money on screen': why Hollywood is betting on Gladiator II not being another Folie a Deux
Gladiator II's significant production investment is backed by predictive analysis, aiming for commercial success.
Here's why you should move to Massachusetts
Massachusetts isn't experiencing a pronounced population exodus, with some growth occurring despite headlines focusing on outmigration.
22 cities where homebuyers and owners will benefit most as interest rates tumble
Home affordability has improved due to declining mortgage rates, encouraging both buyers and owners to reengage with the market.
Labour used water industry analysis to argue against nationalisation
Labour's opposition to water sector nationalisation is rooted in an economically flawed analysis funded by water companies, according to critics.
Google expert at antitrust trial says government underestimates competition for online ad dollars
Google's market share is only 10% of online display advertising, undermining claims of a monopoly.
The competition in online advertising includes platforms like Facebook, TikTok, and Amazon.
London, Paris, Amsterdam are the leading VC ecosystems in Europe, report finds
Europe's VC ecosystems lag behind US and Asia, with London and Berlin as the only leaders in development.
London shines with a $99.7 billion deal value, yet challenges remain in keeping pace with global giants.
South Dakota experienced a remarkable 17% increase in median household income, attributed primarily to agricultural success, despite varying economic factors.
People living on welfare are 'doing better' than those who work, Oireachtas study reveals
Public servants experiencing slower income growth compared to welfare recipients, with a notable increase in disability allowances and Jobseeker's Allowance.
Wage growth outpacing price increases, resulting in concerns about disparity between income growth for those in employment and welfare recipients.
Increased reliance on overseas workers in Ireland, especially evident in the ICT sector.
Household Income in This State Rose 17% Last Year
South Dakota experienced a remarkable 17% increase in median household income, attributed primarily to agricultural success, despite varying economic factors.
People living on welfare are 'doing better' than those who work, Oireachtas study reveals
Public servants experiencing slower income growth compared to welfare recipients, with a notable increase in disability allowances and Jobseeker's Allowance.
Wage growth outpacing price increases, resulting in concerns about disparity between income growth for those in employment and welfare recipients.
Increased reliance on overseas workers in Ireland, especially evident in the ICT sector.
California apartment permits dip to 12-year low but new home construction rises
In the first half of 2024, homebuilders thrive while apartment construction declines, reflecting contrasting trends in California's housing market.
Stock Market Warning: Is This The "Dead Cat Bounce"?
The market recovery post-plunge is viewed as a 'Dead Cat Bounce', potentially setting up for further decline.
Krugman: Keep Sahm and carry on if recession rule is triggered
Mainstream economists' predictions of a 2022 recession were inaccurate due to flawed economic analysis and reasoning around inflation doomerism and the yield curve inversion. The Sahm Rule serves as an indicator for ongoing recessions, not predictions.
Lending a hand to a former student - Boston's mayor - Harvard Gazette
Boston faces a housing shortage with low construction rates.
Gathering academic analysis is essential to inform policy decisions.
City likely to increase wealth cap for minority businesses seeking contracts - Austin Monitor
The city is likely to increase the limit on personal net wealth for individuals participating in the procurement program.
The adjustment is supported by an analysis that found the city's business growth has increased the wealth of small businesses.
What to Make of the Jobs Report's Mixed Signals
Conflicting signals in the government's jobs report create uncertainty about the state of the U.S. labor market.
How Biden's border restrictions could affect the labor market
Much of the recent job market growth in the U.S. has come from lawful immigration, and the impact of the new executive order on job numbers may not be immediate.
Bank of Canada makes a rate cut for the first time in four years
Bank of Canada lowered overnight rate by 25 basis points, first cut in 4 years, potentially leading to more cuts in 2024.
MSNBC Analyst Dismantles Trump's False Economic Boasts: Not Even the Greatest Economy of the Last Two Presidents'
President Biden's economic record surpasses Trump's pre-Covid achievements, as illustrated by job growth and manufacturing job recovery.
New AI-Powered Index Promises to Provide Insight on the US Economy
AI-powered Zeta Economic Index offers new insights into the U.S. economy with behavioral data and traditional indicators for advanced predictions.
UK economy recorded no growth in April, figures show
The UK economy recorded no growth in April, with GDP remaining flat, causing concern amidst previous optimistic projections and political campaigning.