Record High Startup Closures in Q1: A Sign of Tough Times
Startup companies are shutting down at an accelerated pace, with 254 closing up shop in Q1 2024, a 58% increase […]
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U.S. Factory Activity Shrinks Again as Employment Hits Pandemic-Era Low
The Institute for Supply Management’s (ISM) factory index remained unchanged at 47.2 in September, indicating contraction for the sixth consecutive
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Why are the Big Players Rushing to Borrow?
Two factors are driving a push to borrow right now: uncertainty related to the upcoming U.S. election and how that
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October Volatility is Hitting U.S. Stocks Again
Historically, October is the most volatile month for the U.S. stock market, with average volatility that is 34% higher than
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Money Market Funds Hit Record of $6.24 Trillion
Money market funds attracted $106 billion in August, a new record for fund inflows, with total assets hitting $6.24 trillion.
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U.S. Inflation Expectations Hold Steady Amid Rising Debt Concerns
Elevated prices continue to strain the finances of everyday Americans, particularly related to food prices, new vehicles, and energy costs.
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