| Tim Carney, Washington Examiner Congress increased the child tax credit to $2,000 beginning Jan. 1, 2018. While some folks objected that this was a special-interest handout to parents, expanding the child tax credit was really just... READ MORE |
| Michael Hiltzik, Los Angeles Times The Biden administration has cracked down on 'junk fees' charged by banks, airlines and concert ticket sellers, but they're not yet eliminated entirely. READ MORE |
| David Victor, Brookings As the curtain rises on the second week of diplomatic negotiations at COP28 in Dubai, fears of failure are ever-present. READ MORE |
| Editorial, I & I The forecasts of death by global warming have been greatly exaggerated. READ MORE |
| Jeff Sommer, The New York Times Investors who want to lock in safe income may be hurt over the long haul if they don't also hold stocks, our columnist says. READ MORE |
| Market Minder, Fisher Investments Monetary measures remain well above prepandemic trends. READ MORE |
| Bryan Mena, CNN Investors are feeling bullish that the Federal Reserve will begin to cut interest rates in the first half of next year, despite Fed Chair Jerome Powell and other officials saying they're not... READ MORE | View All Today's Links | (Ad) - It's totally Free. Daily we'll provide you with advance notice of the date/time of major stock earnings announcements. Also, receive predicted moves into Earnings for each stock from our proprietary volatility indicator. Click to automatically subscribe. |
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