John Carney is a Digital Copy Editor with a focus on national news in the United States. He writes for outlets such as Breitbart.tv and WDEL, covering topics including economic indicators, government budgets, and business trends. His work has also been featured in publications such as JD Supra, South China Morning Post SCMP, delawareonline.com, Hot Air, and Cape Gazette.
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John Carney's coverage is heavily focused on the U.S. economy, particularly in relation to data and statistics. He reports extensively on topics like job market trends, inflation, housing market dynamics, and Federal Reserve decisions. Given his reliance on data-driven reporting, providing him with access to robust and reliable statistical analysis or expert insights supported by credible data would likely be the most effective approach when reaching out to him.
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Inflation accelerated in September, bolstering the case against the Federal Reserve's aggressive rate cut last month.
By: John Carney
The Economy Does Not Need More Rate Cuts The latest economic data suggests that the Federal Reserve should halt any further rate cuts . Growth
Jobs came in much, much lower than expected.
By: John Carney
The last time the private sector as a whole shed jobs was April of 2020.
By: John Carney
The economy delivered some rough justice to the campaign of Kamala Harris on Friday in the form of the monthly jobs report.
By: John Carney
The economy delivered some rough justice to the campaign of Kamala Harris on Friday in the form of the
The share of home purchases made by first-time buyers fell to the lowest level on record this year as many younger Americans were priced out of the
By: Patrick Campbell, John Carney, Carlos Ortiz, Christos Papapetrou, Jamie Reiner, Lauren Resnick, George Stamboulidis
On October 23, 2024, the New York City Bar Association hosted its third annual Compliance Institute with noteworthy keynote remarks from U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Commissioner Hester Peirce and Principal Associate Deputy Attorney General (PADAG) Marshall Miller.
Orders for U.S. manufactured goods slipped by 0.5 percent in September, marking the fourth decline in five months, according to data from the Commerce Department released Monday.
On the eve of the presidential election, Americans still have a dour assessment of the economy and are far more likely to say they trust Donald Trump to manage it than Kamala Harris.
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