Jerry BucknoffInvesting You can make millions counting cars in parking lots from spaceQuartz - Tim FernholzInvestors who can afford to hire satellites to scan parking lots are finding a significant edge in the stock market. Satellite speculators have reportedly used techniques like car-counting, tracking oil
Jerry BucknoffRecession Global recession less likely thanks to loosening monetary policy, Credit Suisse CIO saysscmp.com - Chad Bray Fears that an escalating trade war between the United States and China may push the global economy into a recession in 2020 are rising, but that …
Jerry BucknoffFlorida Florida could face $76 billion in climate change costs by 2040, report saystampabay.com - Kirby Wilson Climate change is going to cost Florida more than any other state. It's not even close.That's according to a new report from Resilient Analytics and …
Jerry BucknoffU.S. Politics Trump Voters Driven by Fear of Losing Status, Not Economic Anxiety, Study FindsThe New York Times - By NIRAJ CHOKSHIEver since Donald J. Trump began his improbable political rise, many pundits have credited his appeal among white, Christian and male voters to “economic anxiety.” Hobbled by unemployment and locked out
Jerry BucknoffLeadership America's Ultra Rich Have a Message for 2020 CandidatesFortune - Natasha Bach In 2017, President Donald Trump and the Republican Party passed a tax bill that dramatically lowered taxes for some Americans—and American …
Jerry BucknoffEuropean News Which European countries are the most expensive?Euronews - By Lauren ChadwickSwitzerland, Ireland and the United Kingdom have more expensive housing than other European countries, according to new data released by Eurostat. Housing in Switzerland was 73.9% higher than the European
Jerry BucknoffSaudi Arabia Do U.S. Defense Firms Really Need To Export Arms To Saudi Arabia?Forbes - William Hartungtold NBC’s Chuck Todd that initiating an FBI investigation of the role of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman over the murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi might jeopardize lucrative
Jerry BucknoffPolitics The Trump Admin Would Rather You Not Know Climate Change Affects the Food SupplyVanity Fair - BySo it’s buried dozens of its own scientific reports that say just that. Donald Trump is not a big fan of science, math, or data analysis, particularly the kind that hurt his arguments for, say, cutting
Jerry BucknoffU.S. Steel How Trump tariffs are hurting U.S. consumersdailykos.com - Sher Watts Spooner for Daily Kos It’s not just the nation’s farmers who are feeling the negative effects of the tariffs that Donald Trump has imposed on imports from China. The …
Jerry BucknoffLiberal View Why Democrats Must Make Trump Economy Key Issue in 2020politicususa.com - Tim Libretti Recently Republican Congressman Sean Duffy from Wisconsin, in an interview with MSNBC’s Chris Hayes, framed the looming prospect of Donald Trump’s …
Jerry BucknoffEconomics A radical legal ideology nurtured our era of economic inequalityaeon.co - Sanjukta Paul Where does economic power come from? Does it exist independently of the law? It seems obvious, even undeniable, that the answer is no. Law creates, …
Jerry BucknoffU.S. Politics How economists can predict the futuretheweek.com - Peter A. Coclanis Whether it was the physicist Niels Bohr or the baseball player Yogi Berra who said it — or, most likely, someone else — it is indeed hard to make …
Jerry BucknoffSalaries & Wages Here's how much you need to put in your 401(k) every month to retire with $1 millionCNBC - Emmie Martin Experts often recommend saving up $1 million before you retire. But what does it really take to achieve that goal? CNBC calculated how much you need …
Jerry BucknoffFinance Citi CEO: In an Age of Fintech Disruption, Don't Sleep on the Bank BranchFortune - Shawn Tully To thrive in the digital age, big banks need a two-pronged approach that spans the traditional and the new: a broad physical branch network that …
Jerry BucknoffDeutsche Bank WATCH: Deutsche Bank faces investigation for possible money-laundering lapsesfin24.com Everything you need to know about how Ramaphosa plans to fix the economy Energy sector to Ramaphosa: What now for Eskom unbundling? Eskom welcomes …
Jerry BucknoffJerome Powell “There’s a Lot of Zombie Companies Out There”: Will Trump Bully Jerome Powell Into Blowing Up the Economy?Vanity Fair - By William D. CohanDangerous as it is, cheap money is the key to Trump’s re-election. Which is why he’s been treating the Fed chairman like Jeb Bush. Whatever his vast ignorance in other areas crucial for his current job,
Jerry BucknoffSalaries & Wages Here's how much money Americans in their 50s have in their 401(k)sCNBC - Kathleen Elkins By age 50, retirement-plan provider Fidelity recommends having at least six times your salary in savings in order to retire comfortably at age 67. By …
Jerry BucknoffPolitics Republican and Democratic voters agree that the United States' best years are in the pastSalon - Alex HendersonRepublican and Democratic voters in the United States have countless disagreements in 2019. But according to a Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll, there is one thing they agree on: the United States’ best
Jerry BucknoffAging The Quest for Healthier—Not Longer—LivesThe Atlantic - Amanda MullHumanity has added three decades to people’s life spans in the past 150 years. Science is only beginning to catch up. In the mid-19th century, people in the developed world entered into a Faustian bargain
Jerry Bucknoff The Embarrassing Side Of RetirementForbes - Robert LauraWho will you ask for help if things don't feel right in retirement? (photo credit: Getty) A retired family member needed some medical supplies. My wife usually takes care of this stuff, but she was out
Jerry BucknoffRepublican Party Trump support is not normal partisanshipVox - Lilliana MasonThe refrain “this is not normal” has been repeated among opponents of Donald Trump since before the 2016 election was decided. This certainly feels true to scholars of American politics and to the electorate
Jerry BucknoffBusiness (Australia) Need to find a good restaurant? Economics serves up some golden rulestheconversation.com - Lionel Page and Romain Gauriot Where to eat? It’s a question you’ve probably pondered when visiting somewhere unfamiliar. Though it’s fun to explore a strange suburb, town or city, …
Jerry BucknoffDonald Trump Democracy in Trump era is dying tweet by tweet and we won't see the big picture for yearsUSA TODAY - Brian L. OttTrump's fractured rhetoric is like the dots in a pointillist painting. By the time the microbursts come into focus, America may be unrecognizable. In the late 1800s, Georges Seurat and Paul Signac developed
Jerry BucknoffPets Pet-ownership is booming across the worldThe Economist It seems not to be doing the owners as much good as they think MARTIN SALOMÓN has brought his dog, Manolo, to the “canine area” of a public park in …
Jerry BucknoffInnovation How the Invention of Scotch Tape Led to a Revolution in How Companies Managed Employeessmithsonianmag.com - Emily Matchar Richard Drew never wanted an office job. Yet the banjo-playing college dropout, born 120 years ago this Saturday, would go on to spend some four …
Jerry BucknoffInterior Design Open Plan Offices Kill Productivity. Here’s What to Do Instead.ReadWrite - Stephan SpencerFor years, the business world lived under the false pretense that open plan offices were a killer idea. I myself even bought into the hype. At Netconcepts, the digital agency I founded (and sold in 2010),
Jerry BucknoffRetirement Planning Worried about the retirement savings ‘crisis’ in the U.S.? Don’t beLos Angeles Times - Josh B. McGeeIt’s in vogue to catastrophize about the state of retirement savings in the United States. Pundits and academics alike often cite average 401(k) account balances from surveys as evidence that the United
Jerry BucknoffU.S. Politics Trump isn't matching Obama deportation numbersAxios - Stef W. Kight, Immigration and Customs Enforcement has deported more immigrants this fiscal year than any full fiscal year of Donald Trump's presidency, but it has …
Jerry BucknoffEconomics An economist explains how to create a fairer societyweforum.org - Minouche Shafik Inequality has been moving up the global agenda ever since the financial crisis of 2008, fanning the flames of of populism. In the rich world, a …
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