A Bullish Case For Janet Yellen, Our Confused New Fed Chairman

Posted on 12/01/2014 by forbes

As is well known now, Janet Yellen was confirmed last Monday as Fed Chairman. On its face, this should concern those who desire economic growth. Figure the Fed itself is superfluous. We don’t need a...

Welcome To The New Startup Nation

Posted on 02/01/2014 by forbes

The following guest post is by Juan Cartagena, founder and CEO of Traity, which measures people´s personal strengths. Context: I am from Spain, a country with 25% unemployment and 47% youth...

The Metro Areas With The Most Economic Momentum Going Into 2014

Posted on 26/12/2013 by forbes

America’s economy may be picking up steam, but it remains a story of parts, with the various regions of the country performing in often radically divergent ways. To identify the regions with the most...

Why 2014 Could Be An Explosive Year For Japanese Stocks

Posted on 26/12/2013 by forbes

Source: Bigcharts.com On December 5th, I published an update in which I showed an important resistance level at 16,000 that needed to be broken above for further confirmation of the bull market....

Minimum Wage Hike Increased by WCC

Posted on 24/12/2013 by sumayah

It happens to be the highest rate in the entire US. But that is the way things are. Washington City Council took a decision that may have been abrupt yet it was necessary too. The raising of minimum...

Japan And Abecomics In 2014: One Chart To Watch

Posted on 23/12/2013 by forbes

This is all you need to know about Abenomics and the Nikkei 225: We are on the front line between reflation and deflation. The market wants to cross into the territory of growth and expansion, but...

New York’s 5 Gifts For Employers In 2014: What State And City Employers Need To Know Heading Into The New Year

Posted on 23/12/2013 by forbes

Mark Goldstein contributed to the content of this post. 2013, a hectic year for labor and employment practitioners in New York, yielded mixed results for employers and, in too many instances,...

Why Did They Call It The "Federal Reserve" System?

Posted on 23/12/2013 by forbes

One hundred years ago today President Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act, thus creating the Federal Reserve System, our central bank. It wasn’t called the Bank of the United States, following the...

Russia’s Economy Is Decelerating Sharply, But It’s Still Close To Full Employment

Posted on 23/12/2013 by forbes

Russia’s economy has had a lousy 2013. Estimates of GDP growth have been getting smaller and smaller with each passing week. The current consensus is for full-year growth of 1.4%, but given the...

Financial Repression From The Obama Administration: How Savers May Be Forced To Buy Federal Debt

Posted on 23/12/2013 by forbes

By William Tucker As still another showdown over the national debt looms, some experts are concerned that the Obama Administration is poised to begin forcing Americans to stock their retirement...

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Why 2014 Could Be An Explosive Year For Japanese Stocks

Minimum Wage Hike Increased by WCC

Japan And Abecomics In 2014: One Chart To Watch

New York’s 5 Gifts For Employers In 2014: What State And City Employers Need To Know Heading Into The New Year

Why Did They Call It The "Federal Reserve" System?

Russia’s Economy Is Decelerating Sharply, But It’s Still Close To Full Employment