Americans used to move a lot; now they don’t. It could be causing a social crisis.

While being forced to stay somewhere is almost entirely negative, being forced to move can actually benefit those who relocate.

Financial history doesn’t repeat itself, but it tends to rhyme.

In 2008, the kinds of excessive risk-taking and speculation on Wall Street that had sparked the Great Depression in 1929 contributed to another massive global downturn.

Now some economists are voicing concern that 2021 could see a rerun of another economic calamity: the Great Inflation of the 1970s.