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www.theguardian.com
1 month ago
Business

Why policymakers are more likely to risk high inflation during periods of economic uncertainty | Kenneth Rogoff

Central-bank independence in controlling inflation is unrealistic, given today's economic and political environment. [ more ]
www.housingwire.com
2 weeks ago
Data science

Should we be worried about the number of underwater homes?

The number of homeowners underwater on their mortgages has significantly decreased over the years, currently at only 1.8%. American homeowners' financial situation is generally stable and positive. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
1 month ago
Business

Why policymakers are more likely to risk high inflation during periods of economic uncertainty | Kenneth Rogoff

Central-bank independence in controlling inflation is unrealistic, given today's economic and political environment. [ more ]
www.housingwire.com
2 weeks ago
Data science

Should we be worried about the number of underwater homes?

The number of homeowners underwater on their mortgages has significantly decreased over the years, currently at only 1.8%. American homeowners' financial situation is generally stable and positive. [ more ]
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The Mercury News
6 months ago
Startup companies

2023 was an 'extinction' level year for tech startups. Where did all the money go?

Venture capital funding for startups has fallen by more than half since last year, and the annual fundraising figure for 2023 is on pace to be the lowest since 2015.
Investors are choosing to put their money in less risky money markets instead of high-risk startups due to uncertainties in the economic environment. [ more ]
The Mercury News
6 months ago
Startup companies

2023 was an 'extinction' level year for tech startups. Where did all the money go?

Venture capital funding for startups has fallen by more than half since last year, and the annual fundraising figure for 2023 is on pace to be the lowest since 2015.
Investors are choosing to put their money in less risky money markets instead of high-risk startups due to uncertainties in the economic environment. [ more ]
The Mercury News
6 months ago
Startup companies

2023 was an 'extinction' level year for tech startups. Where did all the money go?

Venture capital funding for startups has fallen by more than half since last year, and the annual fundraising figure for 2023 is on pace to be the lowest since 2015.
Investors are choosing to put their money in less risky money markets instead of high-risk startups due to uncertainties in the economic environment. [ more ]
The Mercury News
6 months ago
Startup companies

2023 was an 'extinction' level year for tech startups. Where did all the money go?

Venture capital funding for startups has fallen by more than half since last year, and the annual fundraising figure for 2023 is on pace to be the lowest since 2015.
Investors are choosing to put their money in less risky money markets instead of high-risk startups due to uncertainties in the economic environment. [ more ]
The Mercury News
6 months ago
Startup companies

2023 was an 'extinction' level year for tech startups. Where did all the money go?

Venture capital funding for startups has fallen by more than half since last year, and the annual fundraising figure for 2023 is on pace to be the lowest since 2015.
Investors are choosing to put their money in less risky money markets instead of high-risk startups due to uncertainties in the economic environment. [ more ]
The Mercury News
6 months ago
Startup companies

2023 was an 'extinction' level year for tech startups. Where did all the money go?

Venture capital funding for startups has fallen by more than half since last year, and the annual fundraising figure for 2023 is on pace to be the lowest since 2015.
Investors are choosing to put their money in less risky money markets instead of high-risk startups due to uncertainties in the economic environment. [ more ]
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The Mercury News
6 months ago
Venture

2023 was an 'extinction' level year for tech startups. Where did all the money go?

Venture capital funding for startups has fallen by more than half since last year, and the annual fundraising figure for 2023 is on pace to be the lowest since 2015.
Investors are choosing to put their money in less risky money markets instead of high-risk startups due to uncertainties in the economic environment. [ more ]
The Mercury News
6 months ago
European startups

2023 was an 'extinction' level year for tech startups. Where did all the money go?

Venture capital funding for startups has fallen by more than half since last year, and the annual fundraising figure for 2023 is on pace to be the lowest since 2015.
Investors are choosing to put their money in less risky money markets instead of high-risk startups due to uncertainties in the economic environment. [ more ]
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