A meme shared online in April and May 2024 accurately reported the profits of 15 corporations and accurately said these profits drove overall inflation up. Some of the net incomes the meme listed were ...

Some of the net incomes the meme listed were accurate, such as those for JPMorgan Chase, Delta Air Lines and Apple. What's False Most of the net incomes the meme listed were inaccurate. Some were ...

As we approach the midpoint of 2021, where do things stand for investors? In this episode of MarketFoolery, Motley Fool analyst Ron Gross, with host Chris Hill, discusses the recent Federal Reserve ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link As summer comes to the United States, the coronavirus is receding, businesses are reopening, and people are going back to work. There are memes ...

-The Dow Jones Industrial Average has captured 40,000 for the first time ever -Inflation remains elevated, weighing on Fed Chairman Powell's psyche -Walmart is winning as more high-earning Americans ...

Home cooks are flocking to the internet to lament skyrocketing prices. By Becky Hughes The chicken is crossing the road, and she is doing so glamorously, toting a Louis Vuitton bag, rocking a ...

A meme shared thousands of times on Facebook has inflated economic trends since U.S. President Joe Biden took office. Next to an image of Bugs Bunny, the post reads: “Gas prices highest in a decade.

The major market averages pared back earlier gains on Monday following an indication that Americans are expecting stickier inflation. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s April Survey of Consumer ...

A Texas congresswoman took a bite out of First Lady Jill Biden for her recent gaff about the state’s Hispanic community and tacos by comparing the remarks to how much inflation has increased the cost ...

After the president announced tariffs would go into effect—sparking a trade war that sent the S&P 500 plummeting 1.8% on Monday—a new meme has begun taking hold on Bluesky: Trump Take Nest Egg. Over ...

This week we're joined by David Trainer, from Value Investing 2.0 and New Constructs. We get his market views on if this is a new bull market, what is The Fed going to do about inflation, meme stocks, ...