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What would happen if America started faking its economic data? Here’s what happened when other countries did it
While there’s no indication the data has been rigged (assertions from the White House aside) – or will be rigged in the future – the White House’s nomination of a partisan to lead the government’s economic data agency was enough to worry global economic and financial circles.
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Factory Town’s Crisis Shows Japan’s Fading Manufacturing Era
Nissan Motor Co.’s Oppama factory, opened in 1961, was once a crown jewel in Japan’s postwar rise to manufacturing powerhouse.
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In praise of complicated investing strategies
Yet if anything goes wrong with the new models—ranging from mundane underperformance to entire investment strategies blowing up—their fans may find themselves wishing for a tool that could cut through the complexity.
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While China Builds, America Litigates
A fter Donald Trump announced ruinously high tariffs on China in the spring, a simple reminder of that country’s growing technological power forced him to back down. Shortly after Trump’s April 2 tariff announcement,
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More Workers Are Getting Job-Skill Certificates. They Often Don’t Pay Off.
Many of the thousands of online courses and other credentials employees pursue to boost careers fall short in delivering, a new study finds.
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Two-Thirds Of Consumers Cut Spending Before Tariffs Even Hit
Two-thirds of American consumers are cutting back on discretionary spending as tariff concerns reshape retail landscape for back-to-school and holiday seasons.
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Future CEOs, erased: the economic cost of losing Black women in the workforce
The year 2025 will be remembered for a stunning reversal in workforce equity: almost 300,000 Black women exited the labor force.
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How Syrian Immigrants Are Boosting Germany’s Economy
The glass is more half full than half empty.” In fact, immigrants can even keep refilling the glass, according to Martin Werding, a member of the German Council of Economic Experts, which evaluates government policies.
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