Bill Schmick is a journalist who writes for The Berkshire Eagle, focusing on local news and events in Berkshire County, Massachusetts. With a background in finance and economics, Bill provides insights and analysis on a range of topics, including the stock market, climate change, and supply chain disruptions.
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Bill Schmick's articles predominantly focus on investment analysis, with a particular emphasis on business and finance. His coverage also features expert commentary and cites data to support his analysis.
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Columnist Bill Schmick says this week's stock market sell-off was long overdue and though it was bad news for investors, he believes it is a healthy, if painful, development that
Despite last week being a "whipsaw" and "chop fest," Columnist Bill Schmick says it was a plus for the bulls. Though the U.S. economy added 175,000 new jobs, which was
The number of U.S. workers who claimed union membership increased ever so slightly last year from 14.3 million in 2022 to 14.4 million. However, as a share of the American workforce, union membership hit a new low. Today only one in 10 workers in America wear the union badge.
A combination of anti-business government policies, worsening U.S.-Sino relations, and several draconian actions by Chinese authorities have cast a pall over foreign investment and the Chinese stock market. Chinese equities have lost $7 trillion since the market's peak in 2021. That interests me.
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Given that the last three months of inflation readings have shown an increase, investors are holding their breath to see if this week's release of the Consumer Price Index will
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The Biden tariffs, in areas other than the auto industry, are meant to protect U.S. green industry companies, as well as to support investment initiatives in domestic semiconductors.
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