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Thank you, President Schmid, for the kind introduction and for the invitation to speak here today.1 It is an honor to be in Kansas City and in the beautiful 10th District. I welcome the opportunity to attend events like this one because I believe it is essential for Federal Reserve policymakers to share their views…

The Cerebras Systems IPO was a smash hit on Thursday, generating billions for itself, its founders, and its major investors.  Among the big winners is major shareholder Benchmark, which owns 9.5% of the company. One of the firm’s general partners, Eric Vishria, has been a Cerebras board member since 2016, the year the AI chipmaker…

Target in November reported its 12th consecutive quarter of weak or declining sales, with consumers becoming more cautious about personal spending © David Paul Morris/Bloomberg US retail chain Target is facing pressure from an activist investor after a sales slump that has wiped out nearly a third of its share value this year, according to…

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U.S. housing is experiencing a historic “reversion to the mean.” In other words, the formerly sizzling metros have gone cold, and the unsexy plodders are back in vogue. That point comes through vividly in the new market snapshot just released by the highly influential American Enterprise Institute Housing Center. The AEI data, compiled by co-directors…