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Bitcoin traders and coin holders are feeling a bit in the dumps lately, with the token’s price falling for five straight days. This is on top of a long slide … Read More

Token Fire Sale A recent article, whose author possesses a remarkable gift for understatement, opened by noting that “Bitcoin has seen better days.” Those better days might include last summer, … Read More

The SpaceX IPO is going to dominate the financial press for the next couple of weeks, and there is already a bit of hand-wringing over it. Some of the concern … Read More

When the Trump Administration nominated Kevin Warsh to replace Jerome Powell as the chairperson of the Federal Reserve Board, many expected a quick announcement that the Fed would be slashing … Read More

Looking ahead to the November elections, one headline that is bound to surface is the national debt. According to the Peterson Foundation, the U.S. debt figure will pass $40 trillion … Read More

Is the United States in a recession, and we just don’t know it? By the time a recession has been declared by the National Bureau of Economic Research, it may … Read More

  We have a friend who, before making a major purchase, will google “problems with (name of item).” He’s discovered that even the most highly rated products and services come … Read More

Anybody who reads the Wall Street Journal lately will have noticed something unusual: seemingly every other day, the business-related newspaper will feature a special advertising section or large advertisement telling … Read More

What California landlords need to know about nonpayment, evictions, and protecting your rental income Even in a post-pandemic world, nonpayment of rent remains a leading issue for landlords. In 2026, … Read More