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GDP growth — not as soft as it seems
Economist Stephen Slifer says stronger GDP growth and modest Fed rate hikes should keep the U.S. economy growing while inflation remains above target.
Five key things to consider when planning an event
As businesses plan 2027 budgets, event investments should focus on attendee experience, ROI, content, venues and sponsorship value.
Housing — the struggle continues
The housing market faces affordability challenges, but lower mortgage rates, steady home prices and the ROADS Act could fuel a rebound in 2027.
US budget deficit, debt threaten economic future
Rising U.S. budget deficits, growing national debt and looming Social Security shortfalls threaten long-term economic stability, economist says.
We tore out our own backup generator
Record retirements, low birth rates and reduced immigration are shrinking the U.S. workforce and increasing pressure on Social Security.
Trade gap widens, second quarter GDP growth softens
A wider U.S. trade deficit has lowered second-quarter GDP forecasts while falling oil prices could ease inflation, though a Fed rate hike remains likely.
Inflation is slowing – what should the Fed do?
Falling oil prices could slow inflation and ease pressure on the Fed, though one economist still expects a rate hike to restore credibility.
Inflation — not as bad as you think
U.S. inflation climbed to 4.2% in May, driven largely by higher energy prices. Economists say the current surge differs from 2020-2022 inflation.
The Third Option: Why your best employees are quietly losing their edge
Burnout and boreout are hurting workplace engagement. Experts say supported stretch helps employees grow, improve skills and find purpose.
May jobs growth fuels Fed rate hike concerns
Strong May jobs growth, rising inflation and oil market uncertainty are raising expectations that the Federal Reserve could hike rates.
War takes its toll but relief is in sight
Economic prospects for the U.S. and global markets remain closely tied to developments in the conflict.
Fed expected to hold rates as inflation concerns persist
With inflation elevated and economic growth steady, analysts expect the Federal Reserve to maintain rates and shift toward a tightening bias.
