The Next Employment Crisis Is Here: Job Cuts At U.S. Companies Jump 35 Percent In April
By Michael Snyder Should we be alarmed that the number of job cuts announced by large U.S. companies was 35 percent higher in April than…
By Michael Snyder Should we be alarmed that the number of job cuts announced by large U.S. companies was 35 percent higher in April than…
By Michael Snyder We continue to get more evidence that the U.S. economy has entered a major downturn. Just last week, I wrote about how…
By Brandon Smith If an economic system collapses in the woods and no one is paying attention, are there any consequences outside the woods? Well, yes,…
By Michael Snyder Even the government is admitting that the U.S. economy is slowing down. On Thursday, we learned that U.S. GDP grew at just…
By Michael Snyder Corporate revenues in the United States have been falling for quite some time, but now some of the biggest companies in the…
By Michael Snyder If nobody is working in one out of every five U.S. families, then how in the world can the unemployment rate be…
By Jeff Fitchett There are tell-tale signs of bubbles. All throughout history bubbles have been formed, popped, a depression ensued and then another bubble formed….
By Luke Rudkowski In this video Luke Rudkowski reports on the breaking news of both China and Saudi Arabia making geopolitical moves that could cause…
By Michael Snyder If you had to make a sudden visit to the emergency room, would you have enough money to pay for it without…
By Brandon Smith Most people are not avid followers of economic news, and I don’t blame them. Financial analysis is for the most part boring…
By Michael Snyder The Dow closed above 18,000 on Monday for the first time since July. Isn’t that great news? I truly wish that it…
By Daisy Luther Tick. Tock. Do you hear that? It’s the clock on the time bomb, and it appears to be ticking relentlessly toward our…
By Michael Snyder Over the past 48 hours, our planet has been hit by literally dozens of earthquakes of magnitude 4.0 or greater, and scientists…
By Michael Snyder Those who were hoping for an “economic renaissance” in the United States got some more bad news this week. It turns out…