Posted on February 15, 2019
by A.Marousas
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Increasing prices on household staples, increases in domestic steelmaking, retreating glaciers in Switzerland, and the end of a Mars rover’s mission. Here are the top newsworthy items from this past week as shared on our Facebook page. Advertisements
Category: Journal, NewsworthyTags: #nyc, alps, amazon, apple, climate change, credit card, economy, federal, finance, glaciers, government, mars, mastercard, nasa, news, news update, Newsworthy, opportunity, palladium, prices, steel, taxes, usa, visa
Posted on January 18, 2019
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Growing wages, lower-than-expected tax returns, updates to US-China trade relations, colder-region nations benefiting from climate change, and a long awaited army publication on the war in Iraq. Here are the top newsworthy items from this past week as shared on our Facebook page.
Category: Current Events, NewsworthyTags: army, cancer, children, china, climate change, crime, economics, economy, global warming, huawei, illegal immigration, immigration, inflation, iraq, news, news update, Newsworthy, opioids, overdose, russia, tax returns, taxes, trade, undocumented, usa, wages, war
Posted on August 10, 2018
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Fiery heat waves, bankrupt retirees, NYC caps on Uber and Lyft, and the highest number of women in politics in US history. Here are the top newsworthy items from this past week as shared on our Facebook page.
Category: Current Events, NewsworthyTags: #nyc, afghanistan, airlines, ap, associated press, axios, bankruptcy, boeing, business, climate change, congress, current events, economics, environemtn, finance, fire, fires, heat wave, inequalit, lyft, new york city, new york times, news, Newsworthy, nyt, pilots, politics, poverty, retired, retirees, taxes, uber, wall street journal, women, wsj
Posted on July 18, 2014
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The following is a research project conducted to determine how those businesses most affected by an increase to the national minimum wage feel about President Obama’s proposal from a few months ago. After the Executive Summary and Report, please find the Questionnaire used as well…
Category: Business & Economics, Current Events, Experience, Journal, PoliticsTags: america, business owners, corporations, data, economics, economy, financial, fiscal policy, government, labor, labor costs, large businesses, lower class, middle class, minimum wage, mom and pop, national minimum wage, new jersey, obama, politics, questionnaire, raise the minimum wage, research, restaurants, retail, small businesses, socio economic, study, taxes, unemployment, usa, wages, white house
Posted on March 25, 2014
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The Motley Experience on WRSU is back after taking a brief hiatus during Spring Break! We return to the air with a fantastic show and our first ever interview with John Boyd, Jr from The Boyd Company. Our discussion includes what our current national…
Category: PodcastsTags: bizcosts, boyd company, business, business policies, corporate relocation, corporate taxes, economics, foreign investment, job growth, john boyd jr, minimum wage, new jersey, obama, politics, tax loopholes, taxes, unemployment, washington
Posted on February 12, 2014
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The Motley Experience is back on 88.7 WRSU FM New Brunswick! Check it out every Tuesday from 12pm to 1pm from now until May. For live streaming, visit http://www.wrsu.org and click “Listen Live”! In case you miss the live show, you can listen to the recording…
Category: PodcastsTags: bastille, bitcoin, butter, christie, current events, cyprus, economics, england floods, homs, income gap, iran, israel, london, margarine, marius the giraffe, miller, music, news, ny, obamacare, podcast, politics, sinatra, taxes, turkey, unemployment, unilever, yacht, zoo
Posted on January 5, 2014
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Problem Statement The United States economy has shown positive growth since the Great Recession. Despite the positive overall trends, the economy is still sluggish. The fact remains that unemployment is still plaguing middle and lower class demographics and is leading to weaker-than-preferable economic activity…
Category: Business & Economics, Current Events, Experience, Journal, PoliticsTags: administration, cabinet, corporate taxes, current events, debt, deficit, economics, economy, federal income taxes, fiscal policy, government spending, memorandum, nation, national economic council, obama, policy, politics, president, solutions, taxes, unemployment, unemployment insurance, united states, veterans, white house
Posted on September 18, 2013
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The federal government will shut down in two weeks, and America could default, if the Administration and Congress, especially House Republicans, fail to agree on raising the debt ceiling and paying the country’s bills.
Category: Business & Economics, Politics, The Manalis AnalysisTags: america, clinton, debt deiling, deficit, economic growth, economy, federal government, government, manalis analysis, obama, policies, reform, spending, taxes, the motley experience
We all need some health service sometimes, even young and healthy individuals, so having health insurance is essential to pay for expensive services. However, the objective must be to achieve universal coverage by lowering costs, so people can afford it, not with mandates that…
Category: Business & Economics, Politics, The Manalis AnalysisTags: economics, health, health care, health insurance, insurance, manalis analysis, medicaid, medicare, obama, obama care, obamacare, policies, politics, reform, social services, taxes
Category: Business & Economics, The Manalis AnalysisTags: africa, economics, europe, G8 summit, greece, italy, manalis analysis, mediterranean, middle east, obama, portugal, spain, taxes, terrorism, turkey
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