The Bank of England has sounded its strongest alarm yet: AI hype and weakening Fed independence could trigger a market correction on par with the dot-com bust. Are we learning from history—or doomed to repeat it?
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Stellantis is pledging $10 billion to revive U.S. manufacturing—can this investment empower workers, or will it repeat the mistakes of the recent past?
Gold nears record highs after seven straight weekly gains, driven by political dysfunction in Washington and speculation over looming Fed rate cuts.
The IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings return to Washington, D.C., where soaring debt and deepening trade tensions set the stage for urgent global dialogue—and bold stakes for future generations.
Mayor Bowser’s bold pitch to legalize poker and blackjack is dividing D.C.—but will it truly revive the city’s economy, or risk deepening inequality?
As Exxon Mobil eliminates 2,000 jobs globally, the real cost of “efficiency” is coming into stark focus. Experts warn the layoffs worsen inequality and undermine the social contract.
The looming risk of a government shutdown sends the dollar lower and exposes the fallout not just for markets, but for families, workers, and the nation’s stability.
As central banks slash interest rates amid global uncertainty, Treasury yields are plunging. Will progressive policies take root, or will austerity return?
Foreign investors’ $290 billion buying spree in U.S. stocks undermines the narrative that Trump-era protectionism would isolate America, but it also exposes deep divides between Wall Street optimism and Main Street realities.
Kansas City Fed President Jeffrey Schmid calls the recent interest rate cut a ‘risk management’ move, but workers and markets remain anxious: Are current policies truly enough to balance inflation and job security?