The world’s most famous talk show host is dropping hints that she might want to seek the presidency after all.
Is Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg Building a Dangerous Information Empire?
Could Trump’s Small Business Policies Tilt the Electoral Map? It Depends on Tax Reform
Jump on the Diversity Bandwagon or Get Out
The World’s largest marketing data company doesn’t believe women make different choices on average than non-women.
Which Philanthropies Fueled the Rise of Donald Trump? Not Who You Think
Wells Fargo Bank: Too Corrupt but Powerful to Fail?
Amid the Democrat-Republican tug-of-war over Trump, America’s latest banking scandal goes largely unnoticed.
Donald Trump’s Working Class “Populism” Leaves Big Labor Divided
With their membership declining and workers demanding jobs, many unions look to Trump to deliver.
FTC blocks designed $6.3 billion merger between Staples and Office Depot
On Monday, the Federal Trade Commission moved to block a buyout by Staples of their chief rival Office Depot. The proposed $6.3 billion merger may break anti- trust laws and stifle competition according to the FTC.
Oil production continues even as oil prices plummet to a new 7 year low
The oil producing countries of the world are continuing to crank out the crude despite a glut on the market. This continues to be good new for consumers at the gas pumps and for home heating oil prices this coming winter.
U.S. companies hired more people in November than had been expected
American business took on more new employees in November than had been previously predicted. The Labor Department announced on Friday that an additional 211,000 jobs were created last month.
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