US Job Market Surges Anew as Unemployment Rate Dips to 4.3 Percent
The American economy added 178,000 jobs in March, a figure that continues to underscore a persistent pattern of growth in the labor
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Josh Weiner 
United States Drivers Face Four Dollar Gas Prices as Energy Concerns Mount
The national average for a gallon of regular gasoline in the United States has once again surpassed the four-dollar mark, a threshold
by Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner
Diesel’s Ascent Beyond Five Dollars a Gallon Signals New Economic Pressures
The rising price of diesel fuel, now consistently topping five dollars per gallon in many regions, is beginning to register as a
by Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner
Jeffrey Epstein’s Shadow Play How He Infiltrated Bill Gates’ Inner Circle and Microsoft’s Corridors
The abrupt departure of Steve Sinofsky from Microsoft in November 2012 sent ripples through Silicon Valley, a significant event for a company
by Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner
Global Investors Pour Billions into US Stocks as Tariffs Shift Economic Tides
The influx of foreign capital into US equities saw an astonishing 134% increase in 2025, a dramatic surge occurring even as trade
by Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner
ING Warns Dollar’s Decline Signals Lingering Damage from “Sell America” Trade
The U.S. dollar continues its downward trend, registering a 9.4% loss over the past year against a basket of foreign currencies, despite
by Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner
Tiger Global Establishes San Francisco Presence in Iconic Transamerica Pyramid
The iconic Transamerica Pyramid, a distinct feature of the San Francisco skyline, will soon house the West Coast operations of Tiger Global
by Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner
Why Shorting US Stocks Has Become a High-Risk Bet in the Age of AI and Economic Resilience
For years, hedge funds and macro strategists have leaned on short-selling as a way to hedge risk, express macro views, or capitalize
by Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner
U.S. Housing Market Reignites: Buyers Return as Demand Surges and Zillow Predicts Continued Momentum
After nearly two years of slowdown caused by soaring mortgage rates and affordability challenges, the U.S. housing market is showing signs of life
by Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner
America’s Health Care Time Bomb: Why Soaring Costs Are Crippling Employers and Crushing Workers
There is a quiet emergency unfolding inside the American economy—one that rarely makes front-page news but affects more working families than inflation, taxes,
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