Powell's Dovish Rate Tilt Reflects Fear of Fool-in-Shower Trap

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Powell's Dovish Rate Tilt Reflects Fear of Fool-in-Shower Trap

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell wants to avoid being tagged as the fool in the shower. And that's why he's likely to be especially cautious about marching interest rates higher in 2019.
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Here's where tariffs are taking a toll across the country, according to the Fed

Federal Reserve banks saw modest economic growth in the U.S. this fall. Still, the Beige Book released Wednesday by the central bank shows manufacturing and agricultural sectors in parts of the country rattled by President Donald Trump's tariff policy.
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GM CEO says it would be 'very costly' to move Mexico SUV production

General Motors Co Chief Executive Mary Barra arrived on Capitol Hill on Wednesday for two days of meetings with lawmakers who are angry over the Detroit automaker's decision to close five North American assembly plants and cut nearly 15,000 jobs.
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Here are the 100 best places to work in 2019, according to Glassdoor

SALT LAKE CITY – Glassdoor just revealed the 100 best places to work for 2019 based on employee reviews and ratings. What's going on: Bain & Company topped the entire list with a 4.6 star rating out of five.
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California clears final hurdle for state's landmark solar panel mandate for new homes

A requirement for new homes built in California starting in 2020 to include solar rooftop panels is now formally part of the state's building code.
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