American consumer spending was unchanged in September, held back mainly by auto and gasoline sales as prices at the pump and auto dealers fell on the month. … READ MORE >
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5 things to know in life sciences: Week of Oct. 10
From new collaboration arrangements to a retina scan that can predict heart disease, each week we highlight five things in life sciences. Here’s the latest. … READ MORE >
As the U.S. dollar surges, the potential for a currency crisis grows
As central bankers and fiscal authorities seek to balance growth, inflation and financial stability, there is a growing possibility that we are walking into another financial crisis. … READ MORE >
Inflation remains hot, sticky and elevated, implying another supersized rate hike
Both top-line and core inflation remain hot, sticky and elevated, which implies another rate increase of 75 basis points at the Fed’s November meeting. … READ MORE >
RSM UK Financial Conditions Index implies rising risk of instability
The RSM UK Financial Conditions Index is warning of a dramatic increase in credit risk that, along with the depreciation of sterling, has the potential to derail commercial activity. … READ MORE >
Producer prices rebound, keeping pressure on Fed to raise rates
The producer price index rose by 0.4% in September after falling for two straight months, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Wednesday. … READ MORE >
To thrive, middle market needs more women in leadership
If businesses are to thrive in an era of chronic labor shortages, they must attract, retain, recognize and reward women. … READ MORE >
Canada positioned to thrive in EV landscape—and other takeaways from EV/VE 2022
When it comes to further embracing electric mobility, Canada has significant competitive advantages and immense market opportunities. … READ MORE >
Food manufacturing job numbers could signal slowing food inflation
Last Friday’s jobs report brought good news for the food manufacturing industry and a potential signal that surging food costs may begin to temper. … READ MORE >
Positive manufacturing jobs data masks broader issue of tech investment
The shortage can only be filled in the future through incorporating more technology alongside workers and replacing hard-to-fill positions that involve repetitive work. … READ MORE >