>"There are good and bad reasons, but they all add up to a grim economic future, especially for younger people."

Service sector activity continued to revive during April, even in parts of the world such as India and Europe where extensive restrictions remain in place to contain _...Read More_

Corporation taxes in the news again. Amazon appearing in the Guardian like a tax degenerate in the EU whilst Bezos states support for Bidens' Global 21% Corporation tax. It always begs the question of where is your "tax money" better _...Read More_

Again, I always take ZH/TD with a big grain of salt. That acknowledged, this is the big inflationary counter to neo-Keynesian / MMT narrative.

>"A clean wastewater company backed by Laurene Powell Jobs weathers a financial fight among _...Read More_

Is anyone else itching for a vacation, or just a chance to go elsewhere? The good news is that in his first address to Congress, President Biden detailed his American Families Plan, the third huge spending proposal which includes federal _...Read More_

>"Chain welcomes back cinema-goers as Covid restrictions ease but warns blockbusters are in short supply"

UK house prices are growing at their fastest pace for more than 17 years, fuelled by low mortgage interest rates and a stamp duty holiday. _...Read More_

"COVID has now claimed over 200,000 lives on the subcontinent, and the knock-on effects are likely to be substantial."

>"Nigeria's economy is in bad shape. This has affected its ability to create jobs."

“Our government is too big, and it spends too much.”

The pandemic has led to the biggest annual fall in employment for older workers since the 1980s, according to a new report.

>"Unions demand emergency assistance, higher wages as prolonged pandemic leaves people with nothing to eat."

President Biden wants to raise taxes on corporations and wealthy investors. His top market regulator has promised a _...Read More_

>"Activity in the bloc has been hit by a renewed surge in infections this year and Covid-related restrictions."