If you’ve been watching our fundraiser headings, you’ll we were had started on fourth goal, that of bonuses for Lambert, Nick plus Jerri for her work the first half of…
By Furzy Mouse, a long-standing Naked Capitalism reader who provides many links and Antidote du Jour images Working on Wall Street was so much fun, so informative, I felt I’d…
Generous reader John Z volunteered early to amplify this fundraiser. He had an unexpected windfall this year and wanted to give some of it to Naked Capitalism. As he said,…
The odds are high that the United States economy will sink into a recession sometime within in the next year, according to a former chief economist for the International Monetary…
The numbers: U.S. businesses grew more slowly in August as high inflation and rising interest rates spurred customers to curb spending, a pair of surveys showed on Tuesday. The S&P…
There’s less than two weeks until the latest pause on federal student loan payments is set to expire on August 31. No need to tell Cassie Smith. The chance of…
Sharing is Caring! by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics with Jason Burack Despite the highly massaged CPI report last week, inflation remains entrenched and persistent at a historically level. Meanwhile, the economy continues to…
The numbers: The U.S. leading index fell by 0.4% in July to mark the fifth decline in a row, reflecting a slowdown in the economy tied to rising interest rates and…
The numbers: Sales at U.S. retailers fell flat in July, but largely because of cheaper gasoline and fewer purchases of new cars and trucks. Sales were stronger at other businesses,…
As expected, U.S. inflation – both headline and core – moderated in July, according to the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) data. And assuming global food and energy commodity prices…