After Monday's big dip retail investors and day traders invested heavily in ETFs, Investment Banks and meme stocks

With so much news about the impact of globalization, one tends to forget the strength of American Industry now more IT than manufacturing.

Declines in the materials sector market-watchers worrying about the broader market but whether inflation is blip or trend underlies concerns

EVs are on the fast track to replace internal combustion but precious minerals that are needed for batteries aren't easily mined in volume.

Parking a boring topic has gained followers who believe that reducing parking requirements and raising rates benefits the community directly

Global warming is reducing crop yields in traditional growing areas and increasing some in the more northern geography. We must adapt.

Who new that FedEx ground routes can be bought and sold. Franchises with a term of three years go for $1.25M and reported have a 20% margin

Like home sales rental prices have been rising as inventory has been falling. The root causes are market and government driven.

The COVID pandemic suddenly changed workspace requirements. 65% of employers now say working outside of the office space will be allowed.

The Austin Business Journal is famous for its lists of everything Austin. The current issue highlights the wealthiest Zip Codes in Austin.

American consumer prices are trending lower and the Federal Reserve plan seems to be on track. Still focused price increases are expected.

Investment in Biotech has outpaced the broader market and the success of Moderna has fueled another surge yet 5 of 6 firms lost $33B in 2020

Lagging investment for infrastructure is choking American Industry. The $550B bill in Congress will set spending to meet critical needs.

Modern Monetary Theory got some traction with COVID as ample stimulus spending has the economy surging back but inflation raises concerns.

Government protections for mortgage holders will end but with return to work & an up-market foreclosures are unlikely as prices rise further

Quantitative easing is a way that central banks provide capital to the economy in hard economic times to repay later.

Austin's housing market is still hot but possibly cooling. Median price of $305K in 2019 is now $567K and unlikely to fall.

Around Spain-On the trail to Santiago, from Orbigo to Astorga by Jim Maleta

The Chinese Communist Party lowered the boom on Fintech Giant Ant and others in an effort to keep the People's Bank of China in control.

At-will employment ends for NYC's fast food workers effective July 5th. Employee leaders look to get similar protections for all !!!