by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Would you cut off a corporate client who is endorsing this WOKE movement? LD ANSWER: Any corporation seeking to take our models while joining Schwab’s Stakeholder Corporate Activism can seek forecasting elsewhere. If Big Tech can have guidelines …
The universe of Democratic senators concerned about raising the corporate tax rate to 28% is broader than Sen. Joe Manchin, and the rate will likely land at 25%, parties close to the discussion tell Axios. Why it matters: While increasing the …
by Michael Snyder Food prices are outrageous now, but they are only going to go higher. Earlier today, I came across an NBC News article entitled “Get ready for higher grocery bills for the rest of the year”. I thought that it …
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1381725430097580040?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1381725430097580040%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fpatriots.win%2Fp%2F12i4I7KJQA%2Fgov-desantis-we-are-witnessing-a%2Fc%2F DeSantis Attacks YouTube for Yanking His Pandemic Video Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis attacked YouTube and its parent company Google on Monday, accusing the tech giant of censorship for its decision last week to remove from its platform video of …
Bezos, who founded Amazon in 1994, is the first major CEO to back the plan Biden last week announced details of a $2 trillion upgrade to U.S. facilities The improvements will be paid for by increasing corporate tax The rate …
by: Ethan Huff (Natural News) Upset that independent media outlets, often of a lower caliber, are taking over the internet due to their growing popularity, the dying fake news media empires of the world are lashing out with hatred against their newfound …
by howmuch U.S. corporate profits are hovering around an all-time high, despite the challenges of lockdowns due to the pandemic. And according to our most recent visualization, some of the most profitable industries and sectors just might surprise you. Use this …
By Jon Hall After automotive giant Ford announced it’s moving a project worth almost $1 billion dollars from Ohio to Mexico, the Biden administration remains silent. In December, Biden vowed to be “the most pro-union President” but has revealed plans of raising the corporate tax rate. …
U.S. companies now face the highest levels of debt on record — more than $10.5 trillion, according to the Federal Reserve and the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, or SIFMA. The coronavirus pandemic is only part of the story. The …
COVID has put a stop to many businesses. However, it has also seen the rise of innovative startups and ventures that are looking to establish their niche. Defining your product/service is important but creating a unique corporate identity is crucial …
by axolotl_peyotl This excellent article strikes at the heart of the dysfunction on the world stage today, and it’s centered around the rogue military industrial complex that has seized control of the US war machine. Since World War II, a period …
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By David Stockman You can see the chart they are talking about right here, and it clearly shows that each of the last three recessions coincided with the bursting of an enormous corporate debt bubble. What Trumpian Boom? Q1 Manufacturing Output …
Daily Beast gets jerked around in their own post, partly by yours truly: https://twitter.com/thedailybeast/sta…
by Dana Lyons The corporate bond market may be at a key technical juncture. Though stock indices are within spitting distance of all-time highs, it isn’t just the equity investors that have been happy of late. Corporate bondholders have also …
by Frank Holmes, CEO, U.S. Global Investors Last week I was in Delray Beach, Florida, where I presented at Money Map Press’ Black Diamond Conference. What I love about this event, and others like it, is that it gives investors …
These are the events as winter 2019 winds down that the corporate media would like you to forget because of how far outside the Global Warming narrative these events have been. (777) Moscow Winter Thunderstorms, Etna Erupts , Middle East …
Noam Chomsky talking about trump-russia collusion. I love this dude. He is still as articulate as ever at 90. Some of you may believe Chomsky is a gate keeper, but I think at his age he has no reason to …
by WeAreTheResistance Tulsi Gabbard Completely goes after all of the ridiculously naked smear jobs that’s she’s been attacked by so far, so early into her presidential campaign. Tulsi has been treated far worse then even Ron Paul was. One month …
via MarketWatch: Conference Board says manufacturing, food service, transportation, agriculture and construction could see their bottom lines hurt the most Surging labor costs and slower revenue growth likely will lead to a drop this year in corporate profits in the …
by FS David Rosenberg, chief economist and strategist at Gluskin Sheff, says the odds of a U.S. recession in 2019 are rising and are probably much higher than the consensus expects. Speaking on Financial Sense Newshour last week, Rosenberg pointed …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter But China and the tax havens like Luxembourg, oh my! US corporate debt, excluding debt by banks – so “nonfinancial” corporate debt – has surged in recent years by all measures and to such an extent …
by WARREN MOSLER Rolling over: A growing list of companies from FedEx to BMW are warning about the world economy Executives at FedEx, BMW, UBS and others are describing bleak macro-economic conditions around the world this week, which they …
by Graham Summers of Gains, Pains, & Capital The economy has completely fallen off a cliff. The Atlanta Fed’s GDP Now metric which tracks economic growth in real-time has collapsed to 0.2%… as in barely above zero. This is why the Fed panicked in December …
by WARREN MOSLER A bit of an uptic from a very low number, with last month’s data revised still lower and the outlook still looking very soft: Highlights For retail sales, no period has more seasonal extremes than the busy …
Look at the financial system today. There are two sides here. One side will ignore reality and tell you everything is just fine. The other side shows the extreme fragility that has only been made weaker since the Financial Crisis. …
via Justine Hall: Behind every great crisis is a great expansion or credit bubble. If you glance back at history this pattern readily emerges—expansions and credit bubbles are the one central theme apparent throughout U.S. crises. This happens because “investors, companies …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Trade goes out-of-whack as Corporate America searches for cheap labor & tax benefits. Exports increase economic activity as measured by GDP; and imports do the opposite, they reduce GDP though they tend to increase corporate profits …
by Martin Armstrong We have a very interesting crisis building in addition to the political chaos we see coming in 2020. By the time we reach 2021, we will have over $2 trillion in investment grade corporate debt maturing. This …
