The World Inequality Report said last week that there is a widening gap between the world’s richest and the poorest, with fewer than 60,000 people—or 0.001 percent of the global population in control of wealth that exceeds the “poorest half of humanity.”
Today, CNBC reported that “The recovery in commercial real estate has been slow and bumpy, much like interest rate policy over the past few years. The two, of course, are deeply connected.”
KEY POINT. Sleepwalkers cooperate with their own captivity. They repeat the slogans. They defend the very system robbing them... And they mock anyone who sees the scam. They could question it… but they don’t.
Through November this year, U.S. companies have announced layoffs of 1.17 million workers, workforce consulting firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas reported.
More AI abundance? Or more tech CEO deception? Nvidia’s Jensen Huang made news this past week for predicting that AI would soon account for 90 percent of all knowledge creation.
Palestinians living in the West Bank are experiencing an Israeli land-steal not seen in decades as Tel Aviv implements its plan to build 22 new villages inside settlements in the northern West Bank.
President Donald Trump’s new angle of attack after watching Democrats win the off-year election last month, based largely on concerns about the economy and prices, and claimed last week that “the word affordability” is nothing more than a “Democrat hoax.”
One of the latest on an economic downside in the U.S. is the Apartment List report showing that the median rent for apartments in what used to be “The Land of Opportunity,” fell 1 percent last month from October, and is down for the fourth month in a row.
So, now THE Wall St. SUPERBANK J P Morgan has now jumped on the S&P 500 8K for 2026 bandwagon.
Investment in artificial intelligence (AI) programs and infrastructure accounted for as much as half the U.S.’s economic expansion during this year’s first half, according to The Wall Street Journal. At the same time, investments in AI-related stocks have soared in value, vastly multiplying the household wealth of many Americans.