Meanwhile, In China
A wave of headlines out of China were worth a mention on Thursday. In what
A wave of headlines out of China were worth a mention on Thursday. In what
Joe Biden wants to tax corporations at a higher rate in order to help offset
“Based on this method, the sectors whose activity contracts the most suffer the largest increases
Maybe it was just my espresso high (which would be ironic in this case), but
The situation in the UK remained fraught Tuesday, as Boris Johnson struggled to strike a
On Saturday morning, I offered a take on America’s economic future that was simultaneously optimistic
If Donald Trump was trying to raise (more) eyebrows by refusing to commit, explicitly, to
It wouldn’t be a stretch to say that things “fell apart” on Monday for US
“A taste of things to come”.
“He stressed the importance of farmers”.
“Mind-spinning”.
“…the staff judged that a more pessimistic projection was no less plausible than the baseline forecast.”
“But none of us as Americans wants to see China prospering”.
This raises uncomfortable questions going forward.
If there’s anything you can count on Trump to safeguard, it’s America’s right to cheap burgers.
Everyone knows people go to Wendy’s for the Frostys.
“COVID-19 has halted much of our standard work…”
“…potential negative surprises.”
“… we feel good about our ability to maintain a broad assortment of meat.”
No more “road blocks”.
“It’s not going to be that long†of a process.
“Millions of animals – chickens, pigs and cattle – will be depopulated.”
“…more lives will be lost, more workers will be exposed, and our food supply will face jeopardy.”
“I was pleased to see that Shake Shack returned the money.”
“The American food supply chain had to adapt, and it remains safe, secure, and strong.”
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