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Economy
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APCIA Develops Claims Data Template as Insurers Face Scrutiny Over Unpaid Claims
APCIA is working on shared claims categories to clarify why claims close without payment, as insurers face questions about their data and practices.
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Long-Term Unemployment Reaches 25.9% as U.S. Hiring Slows
Long-term unemployment rose to 25.9% of job seekers in early 2026, while hiring and job openings fell and layoffs stayed at 1.1%.
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Millionaire Renters Surge as Affluent Households Favor Flexibility
Millionaire renter households grew 229% from 2020 to 2024, as affluent earners weighed mobility and accessible capital against owning a home.
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Junk Debt Stress Raises New Questions About AI’s Financing Boom
Rising yields and tougher credit markets are testing whether AI’s costly expansion can keep relying on borrowed money.
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U62
Meb Faber’s 2026 Portfolio: Private Startups, Real Assets and Trend Strategies
Faber says his wealth centers on founder stakes and startups, while his public portfolio blends global assets with trend strategies.
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AI-Built Creative Suite Clones Test Adobe’s Subscription Model
A developer says AI helped build free alternatives to 13 commercial apps. Their early limitations leave questions about how far the challenge to paid software c...
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Employer Health Costs Rise as Workers Face Higher Premiums and Deductibles
Workers’ family contributions rose 9% as employers brace for another year of steep health plan increases, driven by prices, service use and drug costs.
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U10
How’s Your Crapification?
Before following the various US/Western hegemony-defending conflicts became a large task when done properly, we’d occasionally quiz readers on the condition of...
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AI Analysis of UK Firms’ Pricing Reports Maps Inflation Pressures
An AI review of 66,820 company reports traces changing price drivers, from weak demand after the financial crisis to recent cost pressures.
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MPC Transcripts Reveal How Inflation and Growth Views Shaped Bank Rate Decisions
Analysis of 2015–17 transcripts finds that members’ views on growth and inflation tracked distinct patterns in Bank Rate decisions.