Steve Eisman isn't worried about the US debt, and says people talking about it are probably trying to replicate his own success in 2008.

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Larry Summers said the bill likely would not make the economy stronger, and flagged concerned over the amount it would add to ...

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Folsom City Council will likely vote Tuesday on if the city should delay hiring 10 firefighters. If they do, the fire ...

The US debt has surpassed $37 trillion, yet markets remain calm. Trump's new tax bill adds fuel to a growing crisis investors ...

Were a private corporation to cook its books like the state government does, its executives could wind up in jail for fraud.