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The near-closure of the Winnsboro TV factory in South Carolina highlights the global economy's interconnectedness as well as the pitfalls of trade barriers. Rising barriers to international trade, excessive government debt, and aging demographics are major headwinds to economic growth. The trade war with China has not resulted in a return of manufacturing jobs to the US and may hinder long-term...

Before considering which stocks to buy if inflation continues, it's good to remember the relationship between inflation and interest rates. The latest reading on CPI and PPI shows that the declining inflation rate may be ramping back up.

Dividend stocks can be a great way to build wealth. If you are a long-term investor and believe in dividend reinvesting, you could generate above-average returns over a few years.

Talk of a recession has died down considerably in recent months. A year ago, economists and analysts were predicting higher interest rates would send the economy into a recession, hurting the workforce and corporate earnings.

The next economic downturn might be closer than you think. So, it's a good idea to, at least, look at stocks for the next downturn.

A day after PepsiCo slipped on first-quarter earnings, Morgan Stanley issued a bullish note on the stock. The company expects growth to improve later this year.

A brand new all-natural functional beverage KEY that promises long-lasting energy without causing a spike in blood sugar or caffeine jitters has officially gone live.

The recent wave of mass layoffs in the U.S. is raising concerns about the country's economic health, signaling a potential slide into the recession that was narrowly avoided last year. Analysts like Gary Shilling, who accurately predicted the 2007-2008 financial crisis, note weakening labor market indicators despite post-pandemic solid hiring.