John Carney is a Digital Copy Editor at various publications. He specializes in business and economics, covering themes such as economic policy, the housing market, and local economy, while also delving into finance and real estate. John has been featured in notable outlets including the South China Morning Post, The Boston Globe, and Breitbart.tv.
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By: John Carney
The Weekly Wrap: What Are They Smoking? Welcome Back to Friday!
The U.S. manufacturing sector is expanding at the strongest pace in four years as output surges, firms add workers, and demand continues to grow, according to a key measure of factory health released Monday.
By: John Carney
What Prompted the Spectacular Growth in Office Construction? The government's most recent report on construction spending in the U.S. fell
By: John Carney
The share of American workers who voluntarily quit their jobs has been higher than previously thought, indicating a higher level of confidence among
By: John Carney
Stocks soared on Tuesday following strong earnings reports and remarks from U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicating the U.S. could soon reach a new peace deal with Iran.
By: John Carney
The Myth of the Explicit Reaction Function's Necessity Critics of Kevin Warsh's new approach to monetary policy have fixed upon a strange idol: the reaction function
American businesses expanded their payrolls less than expected, a key measure of private sector hiring indicated Wednesday.
Business at U.S. service companies picked up sharply in July, and executives grew more optimistic about the months ahead, surveys released Wednesday
By: John Carney
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer accused Democratic-led states challenging President Donald Trump's new tariffs of putting foreign sweatshops
By: John Carney
The Reaction Function Fundamentalists Are Lost in a Maze of Mirrors
