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GROW
The Creator Economy Meets Venture Capital (New Paths for Founders)
Not too long ago, “Built an audience” was code for “has a lot of followers and hopes they buy a hoodie someday.”…
GROW
Can You Be a “Classy” Entrepreneur in a Cutthroat Digital Economy?
By 2026, entrepreneurship will have fewer barriers than ever before. Technological and operational advances allow almost anyone to launch a business overnight.…
SOCIETY
Stone Crab Larvae are Surviving and Growing in the Chesapeake Bay
Due to warmer waters caused by climate change and more habitats, stone crab larvae are surviving in the Chesapeake Bay and reaching…
SOCIETY
Giant Blue Catfish are Taking Over the Chesapeake Bay- Let’s Eat!
The Chesapeake Bay is facing a big, blue problem, aggressive 5ft long, 100lb catfish are taking the Bay by storm, throwing the…
FINANCE
Would You Trust an Economist with Your Economy
In recent years, trust in experts across numerous fields has eroded significantly, and economists have not been spared. Once seen as impartial…
NEWS
What does Trump’s new tariff plan mean for your wallet
President Donald Trump has announced the implementation of tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico starting next month. While the move aims…
NEWS
Is Trump planning to turn the tide on lumber imports?
President Trump has signed two executive actions aimed at strengthening the U.S. lumber industry. One order instructs the Commerce Department to evaluate…
NEWS
Is Germany’s economic decline dragging down Europe
Europe's economy stagnated at the close of 2024, with Germany experiencing a second consecutive year of decline. Political instability in Germany and…
NEWS
What will American consumers face when Trump imposes new tariffs on Canada
Outgoing Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned that U.S. consumers would face increased prices if President Trump enacts 25% tariffs on Canadian…
NEWS
Will consumers continue to spend amid economic uncertainty
American consumers wrapped up 2024 on a strong note, continuing to spend on categories like furniture and dining out, despite rising inflation…
NEWS
Is the US job market stabilizing after recent disruptions
The U.S. job market added 153,000 jobs in December, marking a return to normalcy after disruptions from weather events and labor strikes.…
NEWS
Did a potential strike just reshape America’s supply chain?
U.S. longshoremen and the U.S. Maritime Alliance have reached a tentative six-year contract, securing jobs and enabling the adoption of new technology…
SOCIETY
The Role of Shipping in Global Trade and Economy
Shipping has been the backbone of global trade for centuries, facilitating the movement of goods across continents and enabling economies to thrive.…
NEWS
What is behind the mixed signals in global stocks today
European stock markets faced declines on Friday amid mixed trading in Asia and continued losses in mainland Chinese markets. Germany’s DAX, France’s…
NEWS
What does the rate cut mean for South Korea’s economy
South Korea’s central bank has cut its key interest rate for the second consecutive month, lowering it to 3% amid slower economic…
NEWS
What does Trump’s treasury pick reveal about his tariff strategy
President-elect Donald Trump’s choice for treasury secretary will define his administration’s approach to tariffs. Candidates like Scott Bessent favor using tariffs as…
NEWS
Will the Fed tread carefully in the face of persistent inflation?
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled a cautious approach to interest rate cuts, citing persistent inflationary pressures. While inflation nears the Fed's…
NEWS
Is inflation finally under control as the election approaches
As the presidential race nears its conclusion, inflation metrics closely monitored by the Federal Reserve show a steady decline, reaching a three-and-a-half-year…
GROW
Why Millennials Are Abandoning Traditional Careers for Entrepreneurship (And How It’s Changing the Economy)
The world of work is transforming, with millennials leading the charge. This generation, born between 1981 and 1996, has lived through major…
NEWS
U.S. Mortgage Rates Climb for Third Consecutive Week, Reaching 6.44%
The average 30-year mortgage rate in the U.S. has risen to 6.44%, marking the third consecutive weekly increase. Economic growth, fueled by…