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Is 2018 on Track for a Bigger Than Average Storm Season?

With Memorial Day quickly approaching, hurricane season is almost upon us. Last year Texas was rocked by one of the most devastating hurricanes this country has seen, so there’s no doubt that everyone will…

Chris Lange · 8 years ago

The Gig Economy, Uber and Jobs

While the gig economy got a lot of news coverage a few years ago, there's not so much now. There are at least a couple of good reasons for that: first, the pay is…

Paul Ausick · 8 years ago

Eurozone PMI Lowest in Over a Year

There have been worries that the global economy could reach a slow patch, or even a recession, as consumer spending falters, oil price increases take hold and early stages of inflation and trade frictions…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 8 years ago

10 Most Affordable US College Towns for New Grads

For a variety of reasons, many new college graduates are choosing to remain in the town where they went to school. Here are 10 college towns that are the best and most affordable in…

Paul Ausick · 8 years ago

What Millennials Are Willing to Spend on Their Pets

May is National Pet Month, and pets make up an incredibly important part of many consumers lives. In fact many pet owners are willing to spend a substantial amount of money on their “fur…

Chris Lange · 8 years ago

Billionaires Growing Faster Than Population

Not only is the wealth gap growing in most parts of the world, but the number of billionaires is growing more rapidly than the entire population in some regions.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 8 years ago

Empire State Manufacturing Jumps in May

According to the May 2018 Empire State Manufacturing Survey, business activity grew strongly in New York. The headline general business conditions index rose four points to 20.1, beating out the Bloomberg consensus of 15.5,…

Chris Lange · 8 years ago

Memorial Day Travelers to Top 41 Million: AAA

The Memorial Day holiday weekend is coming up and travelers should expect higher gas prices and lower airfares, according to AAA. And more people doing the same thing you're doing--traveling.

Paul Ausick · 8 years ago