Thirdworldization: The Slow Burning SHTF of America
By Fabian Ommar The developed world, accustomed to safety, convenience, and comfort, is facing a slow-burning SHTF called Thirdworldization by some. Each time humankind faces…
By Fabian Ommar The developed world, accustomed to safety, convenience, and comfort, is facing a slow-burning SHTF called Thirdworldization by some. Each time humankind faces…
By Tyler Durden Despite trillions in Fed “stimulus” and endless government handouts, John Stanford, co-executive director of the Small Business Roundtable, told CNBC this week…
By Tyler Durden The purchasing power of a currency is the amount of goods and services that can be bought with one unit of the…
By Michael Snyder For the wealthy and the ultra-wealthy, happy days are here again. Even though we have just been through one of the most…
By Michael Snyder The last 12 months have been pure hell for the U.S. economy. According to Oxxford Information Technology, approximately 4 million U.S. businesses…
By Whitney Webb A report published last year by the WEF-Carnegie Cyber Policy Initiative calls for the merging of Wall Street banks, their regulators and…
By Tyler Durden The retail apocalypse has been well documented for readers (see: here & here & here) over the years as tens of thousands of…
By Tyler Durden Among the hardest hit by Covid were retail businesses across the country, including in once-coveted, well known shopping areas like New York…
Op-Ed by Chloe Anagnos Millennials and Gen X are “worlds apart” when it comes to how they manage their finances. While Gen Xers own more…
By Tyler Durden Americans are becoming more worried about inflation than ever following the Federal Reserve and the federal government’s unprecedented response to the virus…
By Tyler Durden After the extreme surge in income and spending in January (as government handouts gushed across the nation), analysts expected February to see…
By Tyler Durden Cruise stocks are sliding Wednesday afternoon after the CDC announced that its “conditional sailing order” barring cruise ships from departing the US,…
By Jon Miltimore The lines snake outside the state-owned banks of Caracas virtually every day as Venezuelans wait to withdraw cash. “We are only in…
By J.G. Martinez I have watched my child’s evolution. I have seen him grow and learn. Some things I know he inherited, other ones indeed…