by Michael Snyder The economic downturn that we are currently experiencing is making the last recession look like a Sunday picnic. Yes, 2008 and 2009 were bad, but they weren’t
Small businesses can’t catch a break@AlessioUrban pic.twitter.com/ROxrm39Kfn — Gianluca De Stefano (@Theimmigrant84) February 3, 2021
by Financial Argument via Financial Argument Small Businesses Collapse causes rising unemployment. Today, the number of small businesses in the United States is close to 31 million. The number of people working in
Tom Bracken, New Jersey Chamber of Commerce President & CEO discusses the challenges facing small businesses amid the coronavirus pandemic and the added financial strain of a minimum wage increase.
Washington, DC—Yesterday, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (HI-02) introduced H.Res.1267, the Pandemic Crisis Excess Profits Tax, which calls on Congress to levy a limited-time tax on the excess profits of large corporations who
by Ron Paul A video of a confrontation between Ventura County, California health officials and restaurant owner Anton Van Happen has gone viral. The health officials were ordering Mr. Van Happen
Cristina Laila from The Gateway Pundit reports, Governor Andrew Cuomo on Friday announced all indoor dining in New York City will be banned indefinitely due to a rise in Covid-19
The financial system has seen an influx of money. More debt has been piling in. Mortgages are growing. Stocks are rising higher. Equities are seeing gains especially with tech stocks.
Man worth $118.8 billion says that average people should have their businesses closed down t.co/asBhlaETvm — Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) December 13, 2020
by Michael Snyder What would the United States look like if we lost half of our small businesses? The reason I ask that question is because approximately half of all
Recent studies alert that 48% of all small businesses still operating are about to close for good. These businesses account for over half of the U.S. labor force and amid
Leverage is very key today. More money piling in. Debt is accelerating. National debt, personal debt, mortgage, create card. The Big Short is certainly here yet again.
The financial system has seen more enthusiasm as interest rates have declined. More debt has been present on all levels. Personal debt like credit cards and mortgages. But also national
by DCG At the on-set of the Wuhan virus, bureaucrats mandated lockdowns – except for “essential” businesses. That typically meant the big box stores: Home Depot, Lowes, Wal-Mart, etc. The businesses
The ability of the species Americanus Democratus to talk out of both sides of its mouth at the same time is unequaled in annals of the human experience. Hence the
