Economy
Thursday, March 30, 2023
In Preview of Things To Come, New York City’s Tax Revenues Plummet Along With Wall Street Bonuses
Over the next two years, the city is expected to face a nearly $2 billion decline in revenue attributable to personal income taxes.
By RUSSELL PAYNE |
American Forests Are Being Razed So Europe Can Cling to ‘Green’ Energy
Instead of clearing its own forests to flout its green credentials, Europe is using America’s.
By MATTHEW RICE |
Federal Reserve Deflects Blame for Silicon Valley Bank Collapse
‘A textbook case of mismanagement,’ the Fed’s top regulator calls it. Senate and House hearings this week will feature testimony from federal finance watchdogs.
By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER |
California’s Governor Newsom, After Failing To Impose Windfall Profits Tax on Oil Companies, Tries a New Tack
By MATTHEW RICE |
Solvency of the Federal Reserve Plummets — at Least Technically — as It Oversees Other Banks, a New Report Warns
By JOHN BENNETT |
Powell’s Pickle: Carry on With Rate Increases and Risk More Banking Chaos, or Pause Fight Against Inflation
By SCOTT NORVELL |
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