More and more corporations are falling under scrutiny for in-house practices and policies in an increasingly critical culture. As a result, companies are striving to be better not just on the bottom line but…
The University of Michigan has released its preliminary survey of consumer sentiment for September, while the trade war was weighing on the minds of consumers.
How likely is a recession and what steps do U.S. companies plan to take to mitigate the effects if a recession should occur? A new survey offers some clues.
With another round of Presidential candidate debates on the docket, it’s time to talk about deficits. Realistically, it seems no one in Washington, D.C. has any great plans about how to deal with spending…
Proper etiquette would suggest tipping for certain services, but this isn’t always the case. Some people are more generous than others, while many aren’t giving tips at all.
The European Central Bank was expected to lower interest rates, and it delivered. This is after interest rates in Europe already had been below zero in many of the bond issues.
As Europe's largest economy by far, Germany's growth is essential to the region, which already may be under pressure due to the effects of Brexit
With the endless media calls for a recession, one would think most Americans would at least be preparing for a downturn. But is the public just sticking its head in the sand?
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has reported that producer prices are starting to pose a problem for inflation. Or is that not the case?
The U.S. Census Bureau has released its annual data on median household income and poverty, and there are few surprises here.
Mass shootings in the United States seem to happen nearly weekly. People have become so worried that almost half of Americans believe they will be victims.
It appears that worry about the economy has started to catch up to small businesses owners. One of the primary barometers of their sentiment was released Tuesday, and the results were troubling, although not…
Not everyone agrees that a recession is imminent, nor that the next recession will be much more than what economists call a "garden variety" recession.
In several states, the percentage of federal land ownership is well above the national average, and in one state it is just shy of 80%.
The District of Columbia's mayor, who does not have the authority most mayors do, wants D.C. to become the 51st state.
