ECONOMY

Sep 15 2024FINANCE

Why Tech Stocks Will Continue to Thrive Despite the Sell-Off

We've been sticking to our tech stocks through the recent market turbulence, and you might wonder why we're not bailing out. To understand our strategy, let's take a closer look at the underlying trends driving the tech sector. While many have fled the usual suspects, we believe that the secular gro

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Sep 13 2024BUSINESS

Will Southern New Hampshire's Latest Casino Proposal Hit the Jackpot?

As the debate around gambling continues to simmer, a new proposal to transform a former Lord & Taylor department store in Salem, New Hampshire, into a casino and entertainment destination has sparked excitement and concern. Dubbed "Live! Casino Salem," the project aims to bring in a gaming and dinin

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Sep 13 2024POLITICS

Harris vs. Trump: A Battle of Economic Wits

The first presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump was filled with memorable moments, but one exchange stood out for its economic significance. When asked about the state of the American economy, Harris and Trump engaged in a heated discussion, with Harris highlighting the flaws in

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Sep 13 2024BUSINESS

Will Wisconsin's Small Businesses Survive Another Snowless Winter?

Imagine a winter without snow, a winter where your small business is forced to close its doors due to a lack of customers. This is the reality for many small businesses in Wisconsin, who rely on winter weather to attract tourists and generate revenue. But what if there was a way to ensure that these

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Sep 13 2024POLITICS

Fear and Frustration in Ohio City: A Tale of Misinformation and Misconceptions

The small city of Springfield, Ohio, has been gripped by fear and frustration in recent weeks, as misinformation and misconceptions about its growing Haitian population have taken center stage. The rumor mill has churned out claims that Haitian migrants are stealing and eating people's pets, a notio

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Sep 13 2024OPINION

The Forgotten Frontline: Why Stay-at-Home Parents Deserve a Seat at the Policy Table

Child care policy has long been a contentious issue in American politics, with many proposals focused on expanding access to external care options. However, this approach often overlooks the significant number of stay-at-home parents who provide primary care to their children. It's time to rethink o

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Sep 12 2024POLITICS

A Mixed Message: Harris's Ambiguous Stance on Climate Change

While Senator Harris may have touted her commitment to a clean energy economy, her recent comments on the debate stage have sparked concerns about her stance on fossil fuels. By embracing oil and gas production, she may be appealing to swing voters, but could this moderate position alienate her clim

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Sep 12 2024FINANCE

Tech Stocks to Watch: UBS' Top Picks for the Remainder of 2024

As the fourth quarter of 2024 approaches, UBS has released its list of top tech stocks to watch, including an Nvidia alternative that could be a game-changer for investors. The list includes Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), which could be seen as a competitor to Nvidia in the chip market. The firm h

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Sep 12 2024FINANCE

Economy on the Mend, But Inflation Stuck in Neutral

Imagine you're on a road trip, and your GPS tells you that you've finally reached your destination. But as you're celebrating, you realize that the GPS has been reading the wrong coordinates. That's roughly the situation with the US economy. The inflation rate has slowed down, but the underlying fac

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Sep 12 2024POLITICS

The GOP's Unlikely Allies: Can the Party Win Back the Working Class?

In the past, the Republican Party has been perceived as anti-union, but shifts in the economy and voter concerns have led to a realignment in their stance. This change is particularly noticeable in industrial areas such as Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. As the industrial power of the

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