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Why Economists Can't Predict Recessions in Advance

Academic economists almost never call recessions before they arrive. Here's the structural reason why, and what that means for anyone who relies on forecasts.

World Cup

Qatar vs Switzerland: World Cup 2026 Preview & Prediction

Qatar face Switzerland at Levi's Stadium in their World Cup 2026 opener. Tactical breakdown, probable XIs, key men and our predicted scoreline.

World Cup

Brazil vs Morocco: World Cup 2026 Preview & Prediction

Brazil's attacking riches meet Morocco's resilient collective at MetLife Stadium. Tactical analysis, probable XIs and our predicted scoreline.

World Cup

USA vs Paraguay: World Cup 2026 Group Preview

USA open their home World Cup against a stubborn Paraguay at SoFi Stadium. Tactical breakdown, probable XIs and our predicted scoreline.

Business

When a Country's Largest Employer Leaves: Economic Fallout

When a dominant employer exits a local economy, the damage spreads far beyond lost wages. Here's the real mechanism and how long recovery takes.

Business

SpaceX IPO Raises $75bn Before Record Listing

SpaceX priced shares at $135 to raise $75bn, valuing the firm near $1.8tn and setting Musk on course to be the world's first trillionaire.

Business

Trevor Phillips Joins CBS News in Weiss Era Shakeup

CBS News plans to hire Sky News presenter Trevor Phillips as a global correspondent, a notable bet by embattled editor Bari Weiss amid deep cuts.

Business

Judge Refuses to Erase Pirro's Fed Probe Losses

A federal judge declined to wipe the record of failed subpoenas in the Fed investigation, calling the losses a matter of public interest.

Science

Wildlife in Climate Policy: A New Consensus Emerges

Researchers and policymakers are pushing to write wildlife into climate policy, arguing animals shape the carbon cycle in ways models ignore. What it means.

Business

Pauline Hanson and Gina Rinehart's Policy Ties

Pauline Hanson admits mining billionaire Gina Rinehart shapes One Nation policy and gifted her a $1.5m plane. What the donor relationship reveals.

Business

Economic Impact of a Major Employer's Departure

When a dominant employer leaves, job losses, collapsing tax revenues and eroding services can reshape a community for decades. What the evidence shows.

Business

AI IPO Wave Is 'Just the Start,' Razer CEO Says

Ahead of SpaceX's record $1.77 trillion debut, Razer's Min-Liang Tan predicts generations of AI IPOs to follow OpenAI and Anthropic onto Wall Street.