Evictions slowly rising ahead of Christmas following end of federal ban

Eviction ban heads back to Supreme Court Former Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell says eviction moratorium has small landlords ‘on the brink.’ Nearly four months after the Supreme Court rejected the Biden administration’s moratorium aimed at protecting renters nationwide, evictions are once again steadily on the rise, housing advocates say.  According to data from Eviction Lab at Princeton University, […]

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This Is America’s Dirtiest City

There was a time three decades ago when some of America’s cities were choked by smog. Clean air rules have helped improve that, but the effects have been limited. Recently, Los Angeles posted the most smog-filled day in 30 years. Other conditions that lend to dirty cities are rats, which continue to infect New York City. They plague America’s largest […]

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This Is the Most Educated Country in the World

A number of global organizations keep track of education rates and how they vary from nation to nation. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development uses education as a yardstick for its Better Life Index. It also has a study of the tertiary-educated population across many countries. The International Monetary Fund’s recently published The Global Education Emergency report raised an […]

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Jobless claims plunge to 184,000, lowest level since 1969

Mike Rowe on what 11M open jobs means for US economy FOX Business’ ‘How America Works’ host Mike Rowe says fundamental change is needed with Americans’ relationship to work. The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits last week tumbled to the lowest level in more than half a century, the latest sign the labor market is bouncing back from […]

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UK Economy Logs Marginal Growth In October

The UK economy logged just a slight expansion in October as only the service sector registered growth, while supply chain issues dragged down construction and production output. Gross domestic product grew only 0.1 percent from September, when it expanded 0.6 percent, data from the Office for National Statistics said on Friday. This was also much slower than the 0.4 percent […]

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US trade deficit shrinks in October as exports rebound

Investors predict COVID reopening trades to continue dominating markets Fidelity Investments’ John Gagliardi and SlateStone Wealth chief market strategist Kenny Polcari discuss market movement as the pandemic drags on uncertainty. The U.S. trade deficit narrowed sharply in October, falling from a record high as exports surged, government data showed on Tuesday. The Commerce Department said the gap between what the […]

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US inflation surges to 39-year high as consumer prices soar higher

Inflation and supply chain issues ‘are not going away’: Wealth management expert Lebenthal Global Advisors President Dominick Tavella discusses inflation and supply chain issues impacting the economy and his market outlook for 2022. Consumer prices surged at the fastest pace in nearly four decades in November as Americans paid more for practically everything from groceries to cars to gasoline, solidifying […]

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Eurozone Economy Expands As Estimated In Q3

The euro area economy expanded as initially estimated in the third quarter largely driven by household spending, estimates released by Eurostat showed on Tuesday. Gross domestic product grew at a steady pace of 2.2 percent in the third quarter. The estimate for the second quarter was revised up from 2.1 percent and the third quarter rate was confirmed by Eurostat. […]

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