The Real Recession Odds: Perception Versus Reality
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.
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The US Government Owns 80% of the Land in This State
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%.
Could DC Become the 51st State?
The District of Columbia's mayor, who does not have the authority most mayors do, wants D.C. to become the 51st state.
This Is How You Hurricane-Proof Your Home
Making some modest repairs to your home could help fend off the worst effects of hurricanes.
Eurozone PMI Shows Modest Growth, No Recession
Markit has released its final data for the services section PMI across the eurozone. It covers the month of August. While growth is sluggish, the figure has not dropped below the critical number of…
Will a Manufacturing Recession Lead to a Overall US Recession?
The Institute for Supply Management reported a disappointing turn in economic activity in the manufacturing sector during the month of August.
People End Up Throwing an Exorbitant Amount of the Food They Buy for One Simple Reason
Americans eat a lot less of their refrigerated food than they expect to, and they’re likely throwing out perfectly good food because they misunderstand labels.
As the Amazon Burns, These Nations Build Massive Forests and Farms
The world is getting greener due to tree planting in China and increased agricultural activity both there and in India.
China’s Manufacturing Recession Continues in August
China's official PMI reading for August showed contraction for the fourth month in a row. The trade war with the United States has started to bite hard, without question.
Over 600,000 Homes Face Potential Damage From Hurricane Dorian
A look at the areas most likely to be in the hurricane Dorian's path shows that about 668,0000 homes are at risk of damage. That could cost as much as $144 billion to repair.
Poll: Satisfaction With U.S. Education Hits 15-Year High
Americans are particularly pleased with the education systems and opportunities that the country offers. That figure reached a 15-year high this year.
More Millennials Are Going Into Debt for Their Pets
Pets make up an incredibly important part of many consumers’ lives. In fact, many pet owners spend a substantial amount of money on their “fur babies” reflecting this.
These States Already May Be in Recession
Just because the entire country has low unemployment, high consumer confidence and rising gross domestic product does not mean certain states are not already suffering downturns in their economies.
New Poll Shows Biden Leads by Double Digits, Challenges News of Drop
Is Joe Biden tied with Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders for the lead in the race to be the Democratic presidential nominee? Or is Biden way ahead?
Despite Trade and Recession Fears, Durable Goods Support Higher GDP Growth
Each month's report on durable goods orders can be very volatile due to the nature of the big-ticket items. Durable goods in any given month can look stellar in a crummy economy or they…