Diaper banks are stepping up to cover costs and babies’ bottoms across the U.S. as families struggle to pay for essentials for their newborns.
American families continue to struggle to provide essentials in ongoing diaper crisis Read More »
Recent layoffs and discussions about low hiring in the U.S. job market dominates voter conversations, according to MIG Reports data. Americans indicate their personal experiences with the economy shape their reactions to job reports. There continues to be significant division between those who perceive the job market as improving and those who believe it is deteriorating.
Say it Ain’t So: U.S. Hiring is at Record Low Read More »
As the November election approaches, the economy remains the most important issue for voters. On the question of which candidate voters believe would make the best economic policy decisions, President Trump holds a 10 percentage point advantage over Vice President Kamala Harris, according to the latest Pew Research survey. No one should be surprised.
Trump has a plan for economic prosperity, Harris does not Read More »
Vice President Kamala Harris’ tax plan could cost the U.S. economy nearly 800,000 jobs, a new analysis by the Tax Foundation finds.
Tupperware Brands Corporation has filed for bankruptcy, just months after the iconic American food storage container maker shuttered its last remaining plant in the U.S. amid financial woes.
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday cut its interest rate target by a half of a percentage point, the first time the central bank has trimmed rates in over four years.
Fed opts for bigger interest rate cut in first downward revision since pandemic Read More »
JPMorgan Chase CEO has laid out the “worst outcome” for America’s economic future, beyond recession.
CEO of JPMorgan warns US of economic fate worse than recession: ‘The worst outcome’ Read More »
Job hunting has never been a fun task. Financial security depends on it; it can take months to maybe even years to find something and there are always so many outside factors affecting the market.
Denver ranked as the hottest labor market in the US Read More »
The federal government borrowed $1.9 trillion in the first eleven months of fiscal year 2024, including $380 billion in August, a startling amount as federal watchdogs sound the alarm on spending.
U.S. borrowing tops $1.9 trillion so far this year Read More »
A drop in consumer spending is affecting the city of Denver’s finances. Mayor Mike Johnston unveiled his proposed 2025 budget on Thursday, and as a result of that dip in it includes substantial cuts to programs that he’s passionate about.
