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49 Financially Strong Companies Make 2024 Balance Sheet Powerhouse List
The 2024 Balance Sheet Powerhouse list features 49 financially strong U.S. companies with a market value over $5 billion, low debt, high current assets, and substantial earnings, with five companies specifically recommended for investment.
49 Financially Strong Companies Make 2024 Balance Sheet Powerhouse List
The 2024 Balance Sheet Powerhouse list features 49 financially strong U.S. companies with a market value over $5 billion, low debt, high current assets, and substantial earnings, with five companies specifically recommended for investment.
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52% Bias Score
US Protectionism: Rising Tariffs Despite Negative Employment Effects
The 2016 election of Donald Trump initiated a return to US protectionism, increasing tariffs despite studies showing that previous tariffs failed to boost employment and led to retaliatory tariffs; however, public support for tariffs remains high due to the disproportionate impact of perceived job l...
US Protectionism: Rising Tariffs Despite Negative Employment Effects
The 2016 election of Donald Trump initiated a return to US protectionism, increasing tariffs despite studies showing that previous tariffs failed to boost employment and led to retaliatory tariffs; however, public support for tariffs remains high due to the disproportionate impact of perceived job l...
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48% Bias Score
Trump Delays Some China Tariffs, Announces New Reciprocal Tariffs
President Trump delayed tariffs on low-value Chinese goods but announced new reciprocal tariffs on unspecified countries next week, citing illegal drug imports as the cause, impacting global trade and creating uncertainty.
Trump Delays Some China Tariffs, Announces New Reciprocal Tariffs
President Trump delayed tariffs on low-value Chinese goods but announced new reciprocal tariffs on unspecified countries next week, citing illegal drug imports as the cause, impacting global trade and creating uncertainty.
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60% Bias Score
Tariff Fears and Strong Jobs Data Override Inflation Expectations
The release of the January jobs report and anticipation of U.S. tariffs caused equity and bond prices to fall, overshadowing the projected easing of year-on-year inflation in the upcoming January CPI report, which could lead to future Fed rate cuts.
Tariff Fears and Strong Jobs Data Override Inflation Expectations
The release of the January jobs report and anticipation of U.S. tariffs caused equity and bond prices to fall, overshadowing the projected easing of year-on-year inflation in the upcoming January CPI report, which could lead to future Fed rate cuts.
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40% Bias Score
US Government Intensifies Crackdown on Gig Economy
The US government, through the IRS and Department of Labor, is increasing scrutiny of the gig economy, impacting 64 million freelancers who contribute nearly $1.3 trillion annually to the US economy, due to concerns about tax compliance and worker classification.
US Government Intensifies Crackdown on Gig Economy
The US government, through the IRS and Department of Labor, is increasing scrutiny of the gig economy, impacting 64 million freelancers who contribute nearly $1.3 trillion annually to the US economy, due to concerns about tax compliance and worker classification.
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56% Bias Score
Trump's 40-Year Tariff Fixation Rooted in 1980s Japan Resentment
Donald Trump's long-held belief in tariffs as a tool to pressure other countries into more favorable trade deals originated in the 1980s, fueled by his resentment towards Japan's economic success and his belief that the US wasn't getting enough in return for its military support.
Trump's 40-Year Tariff Fixation Rooted in 1980s Japan Resentment
Donald Trump's long-held belief in tariffs as a tool to pressure other countries into more favorable trade deals originated in the 1980s, fueled by his resentment towards Japan's economic success and his belief that the US wasn't getting enough in return for its military support.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Executive Order Launches U.S. Sovereign Wealth Fund Initiative
President Trump signed an executive order to create a U.S. sovereign wealth fund, modeled after Norway's successful fund, aiming to improve long-term fiscal stability by investing underutilized federal assets in international markets.
Trump Executive Order Launches U.S. Sovereign Wealth Fund Initiative
President Trump signed an executive order to create a U.S. sovereign wealth fund, modeled after Norway's successful fund, aiming to improve long-term fiscal stability by investing underutilized federal assets in international markets.
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40% Bias Score
US Rent Prices Fall, but Relief May Be Temporary
The US median asking rent is \$1,695, down 1.1% year-over-year due to increased housing supply from new construction; however, this renter's market may be short-lived due to slowing construction and rising builder costs from tariffs and immigration policies.
US Rent Prices Fall, but Relief May Be Temporary
The US median asking rent is \$1,695, down 1.1% year-over-year due to increased housing supply from new construction; however, this renter's market may be short-lived due to slowing construction and rising builder costs from tariffs and immigration policies.
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32% Bias Score
Kennedy's $1.2 Million Credit Card Debt Exemplifies Record High US Credit Card Balances
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President Trump's nominee for Health and Human Services secretary, carries between $610,000 and $1.2 million in credit card debt with interest rates of 23.24% to 23.49%, reflecting a broader trend of record-high American credit card balances totaling $1.17 trillion in 2024.
Kennedy's $1.2 Million Credit Card Debt Exemplifies Record High US Credit Card Balances
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President Trump's nominee for Health and Human Services secretary, carries between $610,000 and $1.2 million in credit card debt with interest rates of 23.24% to 23.49%, reflecting a broader trend of record-high American credit card balances totaling $1.17 trillion in 2024.
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44% Bias Score
Trump's New Commerce Secretary Supports Tariffs Against Canada
Howard Lutnick, President Trump's newly confirmed commerce secretary, supports 25% tariffs against Canada, despite owning a Toronto-based brokerage and his past success in borderless capital markets; his aggressive business tactics and alignment with Trump's protectionist views raise concerns about ...
Trump's New Commerce Secretary Supports Tariffs Against Canada
Howard Lutnick, President Trump's newly confirmed commerce secretary, supports 25% tariffs against Canada, despite owning a Toronto-based brokerage and his past success in borderless capital markets; his aggressive business tactics and alignment with Trump's protectionist views raise concerns about ...
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56% Bias Score
US Job Market Shows Contrasting Signals: Low Unemployment Amidst Revised Job Growth Data
Despite January 2025's 4% unemployment rate and sustained job growth, a benchmark revision revealed 589,000 fewer jobs added to the US economy in 2024 than initially reported, prompting criticism from the Trump administration and concerns about potential future economic slowdown.
US Job Market Shows Contrasting Signals: Low Unemployment Amidst Revised Job Growth Data
Despite January 2025's 4% unemployment rate and sustained job growth, a benchmark revision revealed 589,000 fewer jobs added to the US economy in 2024 than initially reported, prompting criticism from the Trump administration and concerns about potential future economic slowdown.
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32% Bias Score
Revised Jobs Report to Show Significantly Lower Growth Under Biden
Friday's jobs report will reveal significantly lower job growth than previously reported, due to revisions going back to March, yet economists maintain overall labor market strength, considering the impact of Trump's election on business optimism and uncertainty from trade tariffs.
Revised Jobs Report to Show Significantly Lower Growth Under Biden
Friday's jobs report will reveal significantly lower job growth than previously reported, due to revisions going back to March, yet economists maintain overall labor market strength, considering the impact of Trump's election on business optimism and uncertainty from trade tariffs.
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40% Bias Score
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