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Peter Morici: “Jobs Jump in November but Outlook Remains Guarded”

ArchiveBy Michael StumoDecember 5, 2014

The economy added 321,000 jobs in November—a dramatic jump from October. Overall the economy is creating many more jobs, but the outlook remains guarded. [By

Project Syndicate: “The Return of Currency Wars”

ArchiveBy Michael StumoDecember 5, 2014

  NEW YORK – The recent decision by the Bank of Japan to increase the scope of its quantitative easing is a signal that another

Obama Remarks to Business Roundtable on Trade/Economy

ArchiveBy Michael StumoDecember 5, 2014

In a speech to the Business Roundtable, President Obama reiterated his commitment to Fast Track trade authority and to stupid trade and global governance deals

Market Watch: “It’s official: America is now No. 2”

ArchiveBy Michael StumoDecember 5, 2014

    Hang on to your hats, America. And throw away that big, fat styrofoam finger while you’re about it. [by Brett Arends | December

CPA Guest Editorial: Obama Projecting the Status Quo

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Charles Blum comments on President Obama’s remarks on trade to the Business Roundtable this week. ————– So, President Obama thinks that anyone who questions the

Sen. Hatch Pledges to Push Fast Track

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Senator Orrin Hatch says he wants to push Fast Track authority next year as incoming chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. The Senate Finance Committee

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