A Japanese ice cream company is airing a televised apology for raising its prices.
Like many of you, I’m trying to understand an economic landscape that’s changing by the day—and rarely for the better.
Even the 2% growth that we’ve been averaging for the last five years sounds good now.
The aging of the world’s population is already having profound effects on the global economy.
These charts have slowdown written all over them.
U..S non-financial debt rose 3.5 times faster than GDP last year.
We may not see a recession this year, and hopefully not even next year – though that’s a hope and not a prediction.
QE was nothing but a waste of $4 trillion—or a gift to the rich—at the expense of the poor.
Lacy Hunt of Hoisington Investment Management sheds new light on the economic risks posed by too much debt.
Without changes in tax and incentive structures, the U.S. will almost assuredly enter a recession within the next few years.
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