Despite a cyclone of headlines and hype, ChatGPT remains almost as unpopular on campus as the overachiever who asks a
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Inflation, of course, is still going on
U.S. equities are plunging after a key report showed inflation rose more than anticipated last month, increasing concerns that the Fed will
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Oh, inflation
The consumer price index is the New York Mets of the economy—always disappointing you come September. Yesterday’s report showed that
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The Queen
Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-serving British monarch, died yesterday at 96. Buckingham Palace reported earlier in the day that doctors were “concerned
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NYC rent is exploding…
If you see a 300-person line in NYC these days, it’s probably because there’s an open house. Manhattan apartment rents hit
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Inflation is finally down (a little bit)
After climbing the longest, steepest hill in decades, inflation finally hit a flat road. It’s about damn time. On a
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Will the inflation continue?
Likely so. The jobs report on Friday blew it out of the water, with nonfarm-payrolls expanding by 528,000 in July, more than
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Strategic ambiguity
Well, this is indeed ambiguous. Taiwanese leader Tsai Ing-wen greeted U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi at the presidential office on
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3rd world war?
U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is expected to land in Taiwan at 10:20 a.m. ET, defying Chinese authorities who have
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Job market in rising rate
Government data on the U.S. labor market will take the spotlight this week, as investors look to see how the
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