Interest rates are the price of money, and though that price is near zero right now, the cost of low interest rates to our nation may be too high. Low rates are squeezing savers, seniors, banks and pension funds, and the benefi…
The Commerce Department reports that U.S. corporate profits have hit historic highs, so why isn’t the GOP — the party of business — celebrating? After all, those profits are coming not from revenue growth — which would benef…
U.S. companies are raising their outlook not just for oversees growth, but for domestic profits as well. The last time American executives were this optimistic, stocks climbed 39% over the next 3 1/2 years, data compiled by Blo…
The “new normal” coined by Pimco posits a long era of diminished earnings and stock prices as overleveraged consumers and companies cut back. But it’s not playing out that way. It seems Corporate America is growing less and les…
Investors received another slice of good news Monday about the U.S. economy: The federal budget deficit for August totaled a smaller than expected $90.5 billion, thanks to rising government revenues due to higher tax receipts f…