"Compare it with Jaguar’s pathetic new rebrand. Great storytelling, beautiful craft and treating the consumer like smart people..." 

Since the state still prevents us from using gold, many people ...finding monetary security in Bitcoin.

... beginning in the 2025–2026 academic year, undergraduates from families earning less than $200,000 annually with typical assets will be eligible to attend MIT tuition-free.

Overall, the stability of national sentiment this month obscures discordant partisan patterns.

"The prospect of...a more probusiness approach from the incoming administration has fueled greater optimism..."

...take your pick!

With steadily increasing home prices and stagnating wages among lower-wage workers, the 'American Dream' for many has become increasingly unaffordable...

Wealth distribution varies significantly across the world’s regions, reflecting the economic disparities shaped by differences in development, resource availability, and financial access...

“I’m here to make $40m and knock out a legend.” - Jake Paul 

"I feel I can beat this guy." - Mike Tyson

"Which is of course good for renters." 

Unfortunately, a time of reckoning has arrived, and it is going to be incredibly painful...

No one is going to finger extreme wealth inequality as the proximate cause of what's going down in the next decade, but that doesn't mean it isn't the tectonic cause...

A big outlier of an adjustment... it's almost as if they wanted to make the numbers look bad on purpose...

On average, American households are paying about $270 per week ($1,080 a month) for groceries, up 20% since August 2020...

Income tax rates in Europe vary widely and reflect different approaches to funding public services...

...but how many people have sufficient cashflow to take advantage? 

...consumer prices are up 20.4% since Biden/Harris took over (+5% p.a.)...

Just ignore the economists...

The soaring costs of home ownership are changing the metrics of unaffordability in important ways...

"Softer consumer credit trends among subprime consumers are also translating into reduced spending activity..."