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Buy Now, Pay Later.

The holidays are upon us and despite inflation American consumers aren’t holding back on their spending. A poll showed that the majority of Americans plan

The World Cup and equal pay days

The 2022 FIFA World Cup is moving on to the quarterfinals. Unfortunately the U.S. men’s team won’t be joining them this year – again. But

As a creditor it is best to be secured

The crypto dominos continue to fall: on Monday, cryptocurrency lender BlockFi Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, just a few weeks after crypto exchange

Advice from award-winning journalists

Last Wednesday, we welcomed the winners of the 16th annual Barlett and Steele Awards for the best in investigative business journalism to the Walter Cronkite

The fiscal theory of the price level

This is the title of a 584-page book by John Cochrane that will be published in a few short months. The subtitle reads: “A comprehensive

Looking local: Targeted ad spending

Midterm elections generally have smaller advertising budgets than presidential election years, but this year is certainly not normal. With so many contentious elections on the

Lotteries – Who really wins?

Although lottery games like Mega Millions and Powerball seem like national games, there is actually no official national lottery system in the United States. Instead,

Ceasar's sportbook outside of Diamondbacks arena

Sports betting: Partnerships abound

Since the Supreme Court decided in 2018 that states could decide for themselves whether to legalize sports betting, 36 states, plus Washington D.C., have done

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