Summers revives Depression-era Keynesian retread
Larry Summers is talking about it. So is Paul Krugman. So are other economists. And everyone else is talking about the folks who are talking about it.
PriceSmart Inc. (Nasdaq: PSMT) Friday announced that for the month of November 2013, net sales increased 13.8 percent to $209 million from $183.7 million in November a year earlier.
Despite the self-inflicted wounds emanating from the nation's capital, the U.S. economy is poised for faster growth over the next two years, with San Diego and the rest of coastal California continuing to move ahead of the national average, according to the latest economic report from UCLA's Anderson Forecast.
The federal government shutdown in October helped push San Diego's economic outlook into its first decline in more than a year, but the forecast for the next six months remains positive.
An analyst boosted his rating and price target for San Diego-based Jack in the Box on Thursday, saying its profitability is likely to continue to improve.
First Allied Securities Inc., an independent broker/dealer supporting fee- and commission-based independent financial advisers across the nation, Thursday announced a suite of significant enhancements for the firm's premier advisory platform, Guided Portfolio Solutions (GPS).
Larry Summers is talking about it. So is Paul Krugman. So are other economists. And everyone else is talking about the folks who are talking about it.
Small stocks have brought big joy this year, but they've been so generous that some mutual fund managers question how much they have left to give.
Dec. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Good morning. It's been a pretty good week for U.S. economic data. And you know what that means, right? Let's get started with your daily reading:
Citigroup Inc. and Wells Fargo & Co. were accused of discriminatory mortgage lending by the city of Los Angeles, which seeks damages for reduced property tax revenue and the costs of maintaining foreclosed properties.
Consumer borrowing rose in October by the most in five months as credit-card use picked up and Americans took out more loans for car purchases and education.
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