Often referred to as “the Great Depression,” the stock market crash of October 29, 1929, caused the GDP of both the United States and foreign countries to decline sharply. GDP fell by an ...

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Recessions tend to reduce economic activity, and the typically concurrent rise in unemployment tends to set many consumers back in repayments, sometimes to the point of default. Financial stocks ...

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Other retained earnings may be held for future uses like buying back company stock or making strategic acquisitions of other companies. Regardless of the use, if the earnings continue to rise ...

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The economic agenda of Scott Bessent, Donald Trump's nominee for treasury secretary, would include harmful deficit-driven tax ...

Blue-chip dividend stocks can be less volatile during market turmoil and the income they pay can be used to defray current expenses, save for the future or reinvest back into the market.

For comparison, back in 1972 Nike’s annual revenue was $2 million. From 1972 to 1981, NIKE Inc.’s net income grew at a pace of almost 100% per year. On IPO day Nike stock price closed at $0.18 ...