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Goldman says the stock market rally is real, but built on hope. Citadel says Trump's own words drive volatility. Trump thinks oil could be $200 a...
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley crunched the numbers on the OBBBA refund bonanza—and the math is brutal. Gas prices wiped it out.
A viral TikTok trend is handing Beijing a cultural moment that decades of propaganda never could. Are we entering the Chinese century?
Alex Imas spent years warning AI could collapse labor markets and crater demand. But he's been working on a new theory about what could go right.
"We launched 2.5 months ago, and right now, we have $300,000 in ARR."
"There isn't a magic wand that will all of a sudden return housing affordability to its historic average tomorrow," ResiClub's Lance Lambert told...
Global public debt is barreling toward 100% of world GDP, the fund warned Wednesday. Governments everywhere are spending money they don’t have.
The generation once shut out of homeownership is now using equity to trade up, leaving younger buyers further behind.
The most tech-native generation in U.S. history has soured on the defining technology of its era. The more they use it, the more they despair.
OMB Director Russell Vought appeared before Congress to answer questions about the request for the largest military spending boost since World War II.
A new faculty report from Yale diagnoses the trust crisis gripping U.S. colleges and universities—and doesn’t spare its own institution from...
We have really strong feelings about AI, positive and negative.
Moody’s was founded over 100 years ago on the conviction that markets function better with transparent, rigorous and independent data and analysis.
A landmark KPMG index finds boards demanding transformation, execs spending billions on tech, and the people caught in the middle burning out.
The a16z co-founder said the "laws of physics" have changed for founders — and "AI anxiety" is real. Workers are experiencing something much darker.
The Iran war, trade chaos, and a shifting geopolitical landscape are converging into what could be the defining economic moment of the decade.
The University of Michigan's index plunged to 47.6 in April — shattering the prior floor set during the 2022 inflation crisis.
Tired: Blue collar. Wired: Pink collar.
Nursing has become the most structurally durable career in America. A hit TV show and a top economist help explain why.
Since 1979, the American Enterprise Institute calculated, the ranks of the upper middle class, earning $133,000 to $400,000, more than tripled.
Jeremy Grantham remembers rattling investors in 2022: "I irritated the stock market players, irritated the newbies who were investing their Biden's...
"Creative, brilliant people are going to wake up this decade and realize the jobs that they thought they were going to have ... are gone."
Stagflation, unemployment, recession: The Iran war is rewriting the global economy and the damage may be permanent.
"Sixty percent of people employed and 40% unemployed is the same number of working hours as 100% employed at 60% of the hours," Alex Tabarrok says.
"AI didn't deliver," Johns Hopkins professor Steve Hanke told Fortune. "Welcome to the real world. Forget the AI bubble."
Researchers from Google DeepMind, Microsoft, Columbia University, and t54 Labs want to build a financial safety net around autonomous AI.
The question now: Is this a generational buying opportunity?
As AI reshapes how workplaces are organized, the gap in human talent could widen faster than anyone expects.
The White House is betting 3% GDP growth will shrink the deficit—but faster growth would likely drive up interest costs on the $39 trillion national...
The venture capitalist's proposal to eliminate income taxes for earners under $100,000 now has a powerful institutional ally—the most valuable AI...
“Over the 10 years following a job loss, real earnings for technology-displaced workers grow nearly 10 percentage points less,” Goldman economists...
New research finds younger, entry-level workers bearing the brunt of AI's labor market disruption — even as the technology creates jobs elsewhere.
In prior years, the JPMorgan CEO warned about economic hurricanes and banking crises. This year, it's about the unraveling global order itself.
EY's Joe Depa says he sees a split in staff. There's "high adoption, right out of the gate" for juniors but senior workers "are somewhat resistant."
Pascual Restrepo's new NBER paper argues it's not about what AI can do. It's about what AI will bother doing—and most human work doesn't make the cut.
"MAGA was told an untruth by Trump — no foreign wars, no adventurism," Steve Hanke told Fortune. "This is a massive militarization."
Trump's proposal would be "by far the largest year-over-year increase in defense spending in the post-WWII era," the CRFB said.
Does America have enough essential AI workers? Not really.
The answer from the machines was unfortunately not what Wall Street wanted to hear.
The productivity gains are real and measurable. So why are most businesses still sitting on the sidelines?
Steve Klinsky built a $60 billion private equity empire straight out of "Barbarians at the Gate." Now he wants to make college free — one exam at a...
"The American Dream is alive, but it's slipping out of reach for too many people—and for future generations," Jamie Dimon said.
“The federal government debt is growing substantially faster than our economy,” the Fed chair told a roomful of Harvard students.
The Fed chair told Harvard students that young workers’ best career move is learning to use AI, even as the technology disrupts the labor market.
One hardcore England fan hopes to sell a house to fund his World Cup trip this summer. Andy Milne, a 62-year-old retired teacher, says he is ready to...
Amy's Kitchen founders Andy and Rachel Berliner never planned to be in big business. Nearly four decades later, they still live in the same ranch...
Companies are spending 93% of their AI budgets on tech and only 7% on people. It's already backfiring.
Rick Chorney was working long days but still had emails at night. "I went a little crazy," he said. "There came a day where I was just like, 'I am...
The bank sees the Iran-driven oil shock stripping 10,000 jobs a month from U.S. payrolls through year-end. Leisure, hospitality, and retail are hit...
Accenture and Wharton mapped AI's impact across 18 industries, concluding: the smarter your agents get, the more irreplaceable your best humans...
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