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While much attention has been paid to predatory lending leading up to the subprime crisis—high-interest lending without the borrowers knowing the ramifications—numerous states were more awash in predatory borrowing—where borrowers falsify d...
The common theme of the 2007-2008 financial crisis is that the housing bubble led more and more people with weaker credit to take a chance on homeownership using subprime lending. Banks were eager to lend money even to those who usually cou...
Across the United States, energy demand jumped in the last two years with the advent of advanced AI and the sharp growth in data centers that consume large amounts of electricity.
Since 2022, total energy generation has increased 128 teraw...
The California Public Employees’ Retirement System, or CalPERS, is easily the largest public pension plan in the U.S. with over $556 billion in assets under control.
It is constantly the target of shareholder activism over investment deci...
What was known as Climategate was a 2009 controversy surrounding hacked emails on a server at the University of East Anglia. Messages between prominent climate researchers like Michael Mann, Keith Briffa, and Phil Jones were leaked to the p...
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