Conor Sen

Donald Trump will inherit, to all appearances, a solid economy when he assumes the presidency in January.

Beneath the surface, there are several economic risks for Trump 2.0 as he thinks about enacting his trade and fiscal agenda, Bloomberg Opinion columnist Conor Sen writes.

Donald Trump will inherit, to all appearances, a solid economy when he assumes the presidency in January. After all, the stock market is at record highs, unemployment is low by historical standards and gross domestic product has been expanding at a healthy pace of around 2.5

A recent paper compares California and Texas to suggest a novel approach to improving homeownership for young families. It's an idea that can't be ignored.

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The days of young players tying themselves into team-friendly, long-term contracts is ending.

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