US Federal Reserve’s Jerome Powell ready to support job market, even if it means lingering inflation
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Sam Bankman-Fried repeatedly lied to get out of “supervillain” US prison term, FTX CEO alleges
32 votes -
Why the 2% inflation target?
29 votes -
After the Honduran president repealed a law granting unfettered authority to outside investors, investors took the dispute to a World Bank arbitration court
13 votes -
Borders book store | Bankrupt
9 votes -
Why do some companies borrow and others sell shares?
9 votes -
Memecoin trading at levels last seen before crypto bubble burst
20 votes -
Why are there so many car washes in the US?
24 votes -
Arrest of Binance executives shakes up Nigeria’s crypto ecosystem, again
11 votes -
The US Treasury Standard: Causes and consequences
4 votes -
Millennium trader scored $40 million windfall in Egypt FX plunge
4 votes -
Bitcoin tops $72,000 for the first time
25 votes -
US Federal Trade Commission head Lina Khan is fighting for an anti-monopoly America. Some say Khan – who’s gone after Kroger, Amazon, and Nvidia – has redefined the US antitrust landscape.
36 votes -
It’s me, hi, I’m the problem. I’m 33.
27 votes -
350,000 Californians are now on the FAIR Plan, the last resort for fire insurance. Now what?
36 votes -
Russia is burning up its future
21 votes -
Egyptians are buying and selling gold just to stay afloat
9 votes -
Chinese gangs use cryptocurrencies to launder billions
31 votes -
Why small developers are getting squeezed out of the housing market
18 votes -
Price fixing by algorithm is still price fixing
59 votes -
Bitcoin tops $57,000 price level for first time since late 2021
32 votes -
Arizona attorney general sues landlords and software company RealPage Inc over 'astronomical' apartment rent hikes
34 votes -
Walmart buying TV-brand Vizio for its ad-fueling customer data
48 votes -
US Federal Trade Commission and eight states sue to block supermarket merger between Kroger and Albertsons
37 votes -
Leasing like a state, or: public housing is development policy
7 votes -
Our company is doing so well that you’re all fired
54 votes -
Capital One to buy Discover Financial in $35.3 billion all-stock deal
32 votes -
Las Vegas workers facing labor abuse get renewed federal protections from deportation
12 votes -
Squishmallows vs. Build-A-Bear, the cutest legal scuffle ever, is heating up
22 votes -
The birth of a (pseudo) currency
10 votes -
The day I put $50,000 in a shoe box and handed it to a stranger
25 votes -
As Bitcoin rallies, banks are pushing US regulators to change crypto guidance
8 votes -
(Former Morgan Stanley chair) Stephen Roach: It pains me to say Hong Kong is over
17 votes -
Why do Americans think the economy is bad?
29 votes -
How Cory Doctorow got scammed (and why AI will make it worse)
60 votes -
Disney activist investor Blackwells floats idea of splitting up company as it officially launches proxy fight, nominates three to board
24 votes -
Interest rate risk at US credit unions
9 votes -
Why car insurance in America is actually too cheap
20 votes -
Opinion: Tesla investors should think twice about Elon Musk’s plan to reincorporate in Texas
14 votes -
Bruce Schneier on the US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's proposed data rules
7 votes -
A start-up secret: Executives' '11th-hour' pay bumps
4 votes -
Finnish unions have called for industrial action to protest government proposals on labour law reforms which they say would adversely impact low-wage earners
10 votes -
23andMe’s fall from $6 billion to nearly $0
25 votes -
Why Walmart pays its US truck drivers six figures
16 votes -
Greedflation accounts for fifty-three cents of every US dollar of inflation in past six months
62 votes -
Court orders China Evergrande property developer to liquidate after it failed to reach debt deal
23 votes -
US companies including Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Starbucks are using new legal playbook against unions, experts say
30 votes -
I rent a million-dollar home: Why can’t I buy one?
27 votes -
‘No cash accepted’ signs are bad news for millions of unbanked Americans
55 votes -
HomeVestors (the “We Buy Ugly Houses” company) overhauls policies in the wake of ProPublica investigation
19 votes