Category: Renewables – Business

Trump says, “You know, the cost of eggs have come down like 93, 94% since we took office. They are pretty much normally price now.” In truth, the price of a dozen eggs in April 2024 was $4.15; now it’s …

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“Do I see how this works?”  Obviously I see how this works. I’m just glad to have lived a largely honest life, and never yielded to the pressure to conduct my business dealings anything even remotely like this. I wish …

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Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich poses a good question here. At this point, it appears that the billionaires can do anything they want, insofar as they own all three branches of the U.S. federal government.

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These people promote themselves as follows: Now is your chance! Join our free investor webinar and learn more about how Phoenix Energy can help you get 9-13% annual interest rates with monthly payments or compounding interest. I hope somebody will …

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Vance is one of America’s top-notch morons, but I doubt he actually said this, as even he understands that China’s government and Chinese business interest own about 1% of all foreign-owned U.S. farmland.  It’s negligible, and it’s not getting any …

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It is true that Donald Trump said in 2012: “I find that I do better in bad markets. I buy things in bad markets.”  Thus, Robert Reich’s speculation here makes sense. As someone on social media put it:  I was in …

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From the Speak Up Boldly Group, “In a twist that wouldn’t be believed in the worst TV movie, the surviving Koch Brother and Supreme Court shadow boss Leonard Leo are moving to crush Trump and his tariffs.” A reader notes: …

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At left is a reminder that we Boomers are glad we made our money in the 20th and very early 21st Centuries, before the bulk of the corporate greed and corruption set in.

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To me, the funniest part (if there is one) of the fiasco we Americans are experiencing is that somehow, voters elected a president who has no training in economics to make decisions that are having enormously destructive effects on the …

The U.S. Economy Is in Trouble, but What Exactly Did We Expect? Read More »

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U.S. child labor laws were put into place in 1938 to protect the educational opportunities of youth and prohibit their employment in jobs that are detrimental to their health and safety. But, as shown at left, today’s mass deportation of …

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