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Mark Larson

Mark Larson

Known for his sharp, objective reporting, Larson delves into complex issues with a focus on their impact on everyday citizens. His work is consistently well-researched and offer a balanced perspective, making him a trusted voice for readers.

Trump Admin Pushes $1K Investments for Kids—but Are They Worth It?

Trump Admin Pushes $1K Investments for Kids—but Are They Worth It?

The U.S. Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent, has unveiled a new initiative aimed at helping future generations build long-term financial security through what’s called “Trump Accounts.” This pilot program, set to begin in early 2025, will offer $1,000 in tax-advantaged accounts for each child born between January 1,

U.S. Trade Deficit Hits Historic High in November

U.S. Trade Deficit Hits Historic High in November

The U.S. trade deficit with its global partners has reached an unprecedented high in November, marking a significant increase from previous months. This surge follows a month where the deficit fell to its lowest point since early 2009, raising concerns about economic imbalances and trade tensions. In November, the

Greece Sees Historic Drop in Unemployment Rate

Greece Sees Historic Drop in Unemployment Rate

In a recent update from the National Statistical Authority (ELSTAT), Greece has achieved one of its most significant economic milestones in years: a historic drop in unemployment. The December data reveals that the unemployment rate for the country has hit 7.5%, marking the lowest figure in 22 years. This

Vitol and Trafigura’s Shady Deal with Trump Administration Reveals Concerns Over Profitability and Transparency

Vitol and Trafigura’s Shady Deal with Trump Administration Reveals Concerns Over Profitability and Transparency

In a highly concerning development, reports have emerged linking oil trading companies Vitol and Trafigura to potential profits from the Trump Administration’s sale of Venezuelan oil. This revelation raises serious questions about the ethics and legality of such deals, particularly in the context of ongoing diplomatic tensions with Venezuela.

Home Depot’s Latest Move: Cutting Costs by Making Workers Work from Home More

Home Depot’s Latest Move: Cutting Costs by Making Workers Work from Home More

In a bold step to reduce expenses and enhance operational efficiency, Home Depot has decided to implement a five-day-a-week work policy for its corporate employees. CEO Ted Decker recently revealed this change in a memo to his team, explaining that the shift is intended to increase the company’s “speed

Big Break for Global Trade: EU and India Sign Historic Free Trade Agreement as U.S. Faces Economic Recession

Big Break for Global Trade: EU and India Sign Historic Free Trade Agreement as U.S. Faces Economic Recession

The signing of a groundbreaking free trade agreement between the European Union and India represents a monumental shift in global economic landscapes. This deal marks a significant milestone, symbolizing a new era where major economies are increasingly moving away from their dependence on the United States—a nation notorious for

Warren Buffett Warns Dollar Could Be "The Biggest Loser" in Decades of Inflation

Warren Buffett Warns Dollar Could Be "The Biggest Loser" in Decades of Inflation

In a viral video resurfaced online, investing legend Warren Buffett dropped a bombshell: he's growing concerned about the future stability of fiat currencies, with the U.S. dollar at the center of his worries. The video, shared by macro commentator @NoLimitGains on social media platform X, has sparked