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NurPhotoGetty Images April's jobs report was disappointing relative to expectations: while 266,000 jobs were added, it was well off the one million-plus anticipated. There's likely a cocktail of forces operating on this, as economist Diane Swonk laid out on Twitter, from a lack of access to childcare—which is keeping mothers out of the workforce—to potentially continuing concerns about whether workplaces are safe. (It was probably too early to see real benefits of widespread vaccination last month.) Swonk suggests there were significant job losses in some sectors due to a larger shift, ...

Still top of the Propaganda Pops after thirty weeks in the Media’s hit parade is Russian lawyer, activist and political leader Alexey Navalny, who, allegedly the victim of a poisoning attempt by President Putin, is now penned up in a Russian prison.  By my rough count, my local paper, which I site only because it claims to be the country’s best, has published more than twenty stories on the Navalny poisoning, since the first it ran in August 2020, and not counting those published earlier. Following those earlier pro-Navalny epistles, this new revelation of “Russian ruthlessness,” was...

Samsung Electronic seeks Intel chip outsourcing deal Posted : 2021-01-22 16:42 By Baek Byung-yeul Samsung Electronics' semiconductor plant in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi Province Courtesy of Samsung ElectronicsSamsung Electronics is apparently set to clinch a deal to produce semiconductors for U.S. chip giant Intel at its manufacturing facility in Austin, Texas, according to a report by U.S.-based technology news site SemiAccurate, Wednesday (local time). If the deal goes through, starting the second half of 2021, Samsung will manufacture 15,000 graphic chips for Intel at the Austin plant, which ...

21 undecided voters. >> it didn't sound like she got anything -- >> you are a hillary supporter. >> a huge hillary supporter.su i'm huge supporter of the clintons. then mainstream media, they all took up her message. at this moment in time, i don't understand how this happened. it makes no sense y to me. but that's what's happened. >> i can say why. you are trying to bring the objective analysis to our electoral process and an influence on that process that is under the radar. if we have new operations, have

That was a decade ago. i think there is like consistent of objective analysis by the congressional budget office that shows that program worked well. the important insight here is that pretty much the only response you can expect from administration like this is going to be like cutting taxes as oppose to more direct. i offer a quicker acting more effective stimulus program. it has not done any of the things i promised. >> why would the administration be thinking about this? jared, i am not an economist, the fact that just because of the length of this expansion, one has to think about a reces...