Jim Banks: Joe Biden's support from the working class is in decline. Autoworkers know why
IndyStar | The Indianapolis Star via Yahoo News· 13 hours agoOne of them, Gotion Inc., partially owned by the Chinese Communist Party, announced a $2.4 billion construction plant in Green Charter Township, Michigan, not far from the ...
This Time Really Is Different for the Economy. Just Look at the Job Market’s Confounding Strength.
Barrons.com· 39 minutes agoSo-called “high propensity” business applications—for entities likely to turn into operating...
GOP presidential debate: DeSantis says Trump's spending 'set the stage for the inflation that we...
Market Watch· 1 day agoFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis went after former President Donald Trump during the second Republican...
Detroit Knows It. Unions Know It. Biden Knows It. Everything Is About to Change in the Car Industry.
Slate via Yahoo News· 3 days agoAt one point, the UAW would’ve had a bit of federal backing in the Biden administration’s proposed...
Biggest Selloff in 25 Years Hits Japan Bonds as BOJ Loosens Grip
Bloomberg via Yahoo Finance· 3 hours ago...quarterly selloff in more than two decades as the central bank loosens its grip on the...
Tax Reform: 2021 Edition
The National Law Review· 16 hours agoCOVID vaccines are being administered, the election is over, the electoral college votes have been certified, and the Georgia runoff has been concluded. This represents a sampling of the tax ...
American Rescue Plan Act Provides Additional Sick and Family Leave Credits for Employers
The National Law Review· 2 days agoLast week upon final passage by Congress, President Joe Biden signed the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA or Act) into law.[1] The $1.9 trillion economic stimulus< ...
The Issue That’s a Bigger Problem for Biden Than His Age
New York Magazine· 4 days agoThe prevailing conventional wisdom about an increasingly likely Biden-Trump rematch in 2024 is that...
There's nothing pro-labor about Trump's visit to Michigan
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Evergrande was just the beginning. China's property sector is in trouble.
The Week· 3 days agoChina’s long-running property sector crisis is somehow getting worse. CNN reported that Evergrande, the giant developer whose 2021 default set off the crisis, is unable to complete its debt ...
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