America's All-In Bet on AI: The $5 Trillion Gamble
The rise of AI reshapes the U.S. stock market as Nvidia leads a tech surge, raising questions about economic stability.
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Major Grant Boosts Research into Economic Value of SUD Treatments
A groundbreaking $4M grant advances research on cost-effective SUD interventions for the criminal-legal system.
Voters Discontent with Trump's Economic Policies: New Poll Reveals
An NBC News poll unveils over 60% of voters disapprove of Trump's economic management, hinting at broader dissatisfaction with current administration.
Richard Thaler’s Playful Disruption of Economic Tradition
Nobel laureate Richard Thaler shares insights into the human quirks shaping economics at Cornell
Federal Reserve's Bold Move: A Two-Time Rate Cut in Uncertain Times
Amidst government shutdown and tariffs, the Fed slashes rates to 3.75%-4%, navigating a challenging economic landscape.
U.S. Beef Market: How Drought and Global Economics Shape Tomorrow's Dinner Plate
Discover how U.S. cattle farmers navigate a complex market, from drought impacts to economic challenges, and what it means for your next beef meal.
Renowned Economist William Easterly Illuminates at Henry George Lecture
Dr. Easterly's talks at The University of Scranton explored the rise and fall of free markets and the consequences of colonialism, drawing an influential audience.
Russian Economic Resilience Faces New Challenges Amidst Global Tensions
Despite initial resilience, Russia's economy shows signs of strain as inflation and inequality rise, emphasizing its fragile condition.
Economic Insights: From Classroom to Global Investment Leadership
Discover how Thomas Clark, a two-time Cal State Fullerton alumnus, leverages his economic expertise to excel in global investment at Sixth Street.
Springfield's Economic Boom Falters as Fear Strikes Haitian Community
Haitian immigrants fleeing Springfield due to anti-immigrant sentiments threaten the local economy as vacant jobs rise amid economic decline.