Articles by Eleanor Pringle
For all the volatility 2025 has endured, things have actually turned out relatively well: The S&P 500 is up by more than 17%, inflation hasnt spiked despite an onslaught of tariffs, and the unemp�...
Analysts may not have necessarily digested this weeks lackluster labor data with gleebut it sure didnt dampen their spirits either. Wall Street is hoping for a Christmas miracle with a final interest�...
The calendar year may have a few weeks left to tick off, but as far as the governments budget is concerned, were in fiscal 2026. And in a matter of weeks, the Treasury has already paid out a 12-figur�...
One of the major questions heading into 2026 is how deeply politics will be allowed to seep through the corridors of the Federal Reserve. This year, President Trump and his cabinet have lobbied for r�...
Tesla CEO Elon Musk describes his foray into the world of politics as a very interesting side quest. The worlds richest man plowed hundreds of millions into President Trumps election campaign, barrel�...
If a company wants to reduce its headcount, there are several levers it can pull. It could freeze hiring in order not to grow any further; or when people leave the business, their roles may not be re�...
America’s soaring national debt, now over $36.2 trillion, has triggered growing concern among economists and credit agencies like Moodys, which recently downgraded the U.S. credit rating amid… [+4...
