Economy

He may be leading us toward economic catastrophe.

In today's On the News segment: If corporations paid back their full debt to society, they'd be paying each of our households about $10,000 a year; it appears another discriminatory …

For all too many middle to upper-middle income workers in the US, when you fall off the corporate meal ticket, the fall is far indeed.

The Fed's plans to raise interest rates are rarely spoken of as hurting employment, but job-killing is really at the center of the story.

What if we measured wealth in terms of life, and how well we serve it?

With Greece agreeing to more austerity, popular mobilization is essential.

Here's why the TPP is not going to work out better than NAFTA did.

This episode provides updates on German anti-capitalism and student debt default.

Journalist Greg Palast explains why Syriza cannot deliver on its economic platform while keeping Greece within the eurozone.

The United States has become a global model for maldistribution.