Economy

The corporate dynamic when it comes to politics has been rather bizarre the past five years. The general rule for decades in the US was...

Many consumers are leaning on their credit cards more and more as the price of everyday goods continues to climb.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told the South China Morning Post on Thursday that he would like to discuss his country’s war against Russia with the leader of Russia’s closest ally, Xi Jinping, “directly,” and invited China to help rebuild Ukraine once the war is over.

Throughout the year, we’ve seen small but curious signs that corporate America is less interested in being woke than it was a few years ago.

Rasmussen poll finds majority of voters agree Democrats ran the economy “straight into the ground,” 40% of Democrat voters agreeing that is the case.

China blocked imports of citrus, fish and other foods from Taiwan in retaliation for a visit by a top American lawmaker, Nancy Pelosi, but has avoided disrupting one of the world’s most important technology and manufacturing relationships.

President Joe Biden promised on Thursday that the so-called “Inflation Reduction Act” wouldn’t raise taxes on Americans making less than $400,000 a year. But, in fact, the bill would increase taxes collected from the American people by more than half a trillion dollars, affecting both rich and poor alike.

A new Gallup poll has found that a mere 1 per cent of Americans view Russia as a major problem, with far more concern expressed about inflation, bad governance and the state of the economy.

Lobbyists are working for the CCP-linked platform used to implement the vaccine passports.

The Affordable Care Act, No Child Left Behind, and the USA PATRIOT Act received new competition for the title of Most Inappropriately Named Bill when Senate Democrats unveiled the Inflation Reduction Act.