Jobless claims continue their snooze-fest
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by NewDealdemocrat
2h ago
 – by New Deal democrat The Bonddad Blog [Note: I’ll put up a post discussing Q1 GDP later today.] Initial and continuing claims continued their snooze-fest this week. Initial claims declined -5,000 to 207,000, continuing their nearly 3 month long range of between 200-220,000 per week. The four week average declined 1,250 to 213,250. This […] The post Jobless claims continue their snooze-fest appeared first on Angry Bear ..read more
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Claims of Student Loan Cancellation Benefiting the Wealthy are Still False
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by Bill Haskell
2h ago
by Alan Collinge Medium A number of beltway “experts” are currently claiming that cancelling student loans would unduly benefit the wealthy. These claims are based upon blatantly flawed research, They have been used by very well-coordinated media/social media campaigns, designed to kill the push for student loan cancellation, and have flooded the zeitgeist in recent […] The post Claims of Student Loan Cancellation Benefiting the Wealthy are Still False appeared first on Angry Bear ..read more
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One born every minute
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by Joel Eissenberg
12h ago
And the grift goes on: “Jerry Dean McLain first bet on former president Donald Trump’s Truth Social two years ago, buying into the Trump company’s planned merger partner, Digital World Acquisition, at $90 a share. Over time, as the price changed, he kept buying, amassing hundreds of shares for $25,000 — pretty much his “whole […] The post One born every minute appeared first on Angry Bear ..read more
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The preemption stakes in Idaho vs. U.S.
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by Angry Bear
12h ago
A high court decision in favor of Idaho puts at risk the federal government’s ability to set national environmental, labor and consumer protection standards. by Merrill Goozner Angry Bear can not add to Merrill’s remarks on Idaho’s stance banning abortion in almost all circumstances and their claims to preempt the federal Emergency Medical Treatment and […] The post The preemption stakes in Idaho vs. U.S. appeared first on Angry Bear ..read more
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In addition to housing, manufacturing is range-bound as well
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by NewDealdemocrat
1d ago
 – by New Deal democrat The Bonddad Blog First off, let me reiterate that my focus this year is on manufacturing and construction. That’s because these are the two sectors the waxing and waning of which have almost always determined if the US economy is growing or not. By contrast, for the past half century or […] The post In addition to housing, manufacturing is range-bound as well appeared first on Angry Bear ..read more
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How the Starbucks case at the Supreme Court could affect unions everywhere
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by Angry Bear
1d ago
by Andrea Hsu National Public Radio The Starbucks case is more a battle over which approach Appeals courts should use when they consider requests for injunctions like this one over labor violations. The Supreme Court appears to be weighing in on their decisions. The impact of the Supreme Court decision will weigh heavily on unions […] The post How the Starbucks case at the Supreme Court could affect unions everywhere appeared first on Angry Bear ..read more
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Manipulating Supply Chains and Manufacturing, for Corporate Influence and Profit . . . Redux
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by Bill Haskell
2d ago
It is getting serious now. Kroger is willing to sell off more stores in order to consolidate with Albertsons. The one thing we keep on seeing is the manipulation of supply chain due to circumstance to achieve manufacturing shortfall, and influence, to maximize profits. Much of what we have and are experiencing was avoidable. The […] The post Manipulating Supply Chains and Manufacturing, for Corporate Influence and Profit . . . Redux appeared first on Angry Bear ..read more
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It’s a start
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by Joel Eissenberg
2d ago
In many capitalist European countries, college students do not have to pay tuition fees out of their own pockets. Here in America, most students have to fund their own college costs, which for many students means student loans. Whether or not they complete the degree, student loan borrowers can’t discharge these loans through bankruptcy. Of […] The post It’s a start appeared first on Angry Bear ..read more
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The range-bound new home sales market continues
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by NewDealdemocrat
2d ago
 – by New Deal democrat The Bonddad Blog As per my usual caveat, while new home sales are the most leading of the housing construction metrics, they are noisy and heavily revised.  That was true again this month, as sales (blue in the graph below) increased almost 9% m/m to 693,000 annualized, after February was revised downward […] The post The range-bound new home sales market continues appeared first on Angry Bear ..read more
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Open Thread April 23 2024 Homeowners face a $25trn bill from climate change
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by Bill Haskell
3d ago
https://www.economist.com/briefing/2024/04/11/homeowners-face-a-25trn-bill-from-climate-change The post Open Thread April 23 2024 Homeowners face a $25trn bill from climate change appeared first on Angry Bear ..read more
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