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From Tim Draper to top crypto bosses, the market was awash with pundits predicting new record highs for bitcoin in 2022.
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The latest Keynesian spending and money-printing initiatives are exploding. It's time to listen to what Austria has to say.
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Not data sets that are prone to change, but logical deductions based on what we know about human behaviour are the starting point for Austrian economics.
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In Human Action, Mises takes two strong positions that are seemingly contradictory.
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Joe Biden has seen major support from one constituency in particular in the lead-up to the 2020 election: Big Tech.
Some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley have lent their voices — and bank
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McDonald’s is under fire again over how it treats its black franchisees.A civil rights class-action lawsuit filed Thursday accused McDonald’s of steering black franchisees into predominately
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Boeing is seeking to increase black US employees throughout the company by 20 percent and mandate benchmarks for hiring people of color, Chief Executive Dave Calhoun told employees in a memo on Friday reviewed by Reuters. US corporations have become more responsive to complaints related to racial equality following a summer of sweeping anti-racism protests …
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Daimler, the maker of Mercedes-Benz cars, says it has reached an agreement in principle to settle US claims over emissions from its diesel vehicles for over $2.2 billion. The Stuttgart, Germany-based automaker said late Thursday that the agreement with various US authorities concerns civil and environmental claims involving about 250,000 diesel cars and vans. The …
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English comedians Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc have traded biscuits on “The Great British Bake-off” to bloodshed in their new comedy series “Hitmen.” “The writers had envisioned it as a couple of young guys,” Perkins, 50 tells The Post. “And we said, ‘Look, that trope is great, but it’s pretty well known. How about you …
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The maker of the now-banned gun accessory that worsened the Las Vegas massacre has filed a little-noticed court motion that threatens to wipe out a $1.1 million fund set aside for the victims’ families, The Post has learned. Slide Fire Solutions — the defunct manufacturer of the controversial “bump stock” device that converted Stephen Paddock’s …