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Consumer prices up 5.7% over past year, fastest in 39 years | AP News
Consumer prices up 5.7% over past year, fastest in 39 years | AP News
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. consumer prices rose 5.7% over the past year, the fastest pace in 39 years, as a surge in inflation confronts Americans with the holiday shopping season under way. The November increase, reported Thursday by the Commerce Department, followed a 5.1% rise for the 12 months ending in October, continuing a string of annual price gains that have run well above the 2% inflation target set by the Federal Reserve.
·apnews.com·
Consumer prices up 5.7% over past year, fastest in 39 years | AP News
The World’s Top Coffee Producing Countries
The World’s Top Coffee Producing Countries
Coffee is the third most consumed beverage globally. Here we visualize the countries that have the highest coffee production in the world.
·visualcapitalist.com·
The World’s Top Coffee Producing Countries
Coffee Futures Soar as Frost Returns to Brazil
Coffee Futures Soar as Frost Returns to Brazil
Coffee prices soared on commodity markets Monday--promising another round of retail price hikes--after a weekend freeze destroyed more crops in Brazil's most important coffee-growing region.
·latimes.com·
Coffee Futures Soar as Frost Returns to Brazil
Visualizing the $94 Trillion World Economy in One Chart
Visualizing the $94 Trillion World Economy in One Chart
Which countries and regions contribute the most to the world economy? In this infographic, we break down all $94 trillion of global GDP by country.
·visualcapitalist.com·
Visualizing the $94 Trillion World Economy in One Chart
The Pension Time Bomb: $400 Trillion by 2050
The Pension Time Bomb: $400 Trillion by 2050
According to the WEF, the retirement savings gap is growing at $28 billion every 24 hours - and it could be the 'financial equivalent of climate change'.
·visualcapitalist.com·
The Pension Time Bomb: $400 Trillion by 2050
Why economists hate gifts (Encore) : The Indicator from Planet Money
Why economists hate gifts (Encore) : The Indicator from Planet Money
When economists see holiday gifts, they see waste: sweaters that never get worn; books that never get read. Many recommend cash or no gift at all. Economist Tim Harford proposes a different solution in this encore episode from 2019.
·npr.org·
Why economists hate gifts (Encore) : The Indicator from Planet Money
Tapering, US Fed style
Tapering, US Fed style
Until we see Powell in a pair of Nike Zooms, we can safely assume the economists mean something else
·morningbrew.com·
Tapering, US Fed style
Here's why the cost of a bag of Better Made chips is going up
Here's why the cost of a bag of Better Made chips is going up
Like their loyal customers, Detroit's iconic potato chip maker Better Made Snack Foods Inc. is feeling the squeeze of inflated food prices. As a result of supply chain disruptions and shortages in key raw materials, the cost of a bag of Better Made barbecue flavored potato chips is going up. …
·crainsdetroit.com·
Here's why the cost of a bag of Better Made chips is going up
Mayor Mike Duggan Keynote Address | #MPC17
Mayor Mike Duggan Keynote Address | #MPC17
Detroit is truly the comeback city. From booming development and a robust entrepreneurial ecosystem to efforts to reduce crime and blight, the city’s revitalization is a shining example for metropolitan communities across the country. But there is still more work to do. As his first term nears completion, Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan will reflect on the progress being made in the city and ongoing collaboration needed to ensure all of its citizens benefit from Detroit’s rebirth. Interviewer: Paul W. Smith, Host, WJR NewsTalk 760 AM
·youtube.com·
Mayor Mike Duggan Keynote Address | #MPC17
Josh on Twitter
Josh on Twitter
“So it looks like Unicorn founders aren’t actually mainly dropouts like y’all said”
·mobile.twitter.com·
Josh on Twitter
Detroit Redlining Map 1939
Detroit Redlining Map 1939
Part of Detroit’s history of racial discrimination is comprised on housing discrimination, which in turn contributed to job discrimination, interpersonal racism, and continued racial inequity…
·detroitography.com·
Detroit Redlining Map 1939