No doubt there are several reasons why headlines often state what they do, but one of them must be to grab a potential reader’s attention. I receive pushes from several major news sources,...
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No doubt there are several reasons why headlines often state what they do, but one of them must be to grab a potential reader’s attention. I receive pushes from several major news sources,...
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Not everything that goes up is a good thing. To be sure, the rise in COVID-19 cases in key states is a worrisome trend, and we watch it daily. We also watch COVID-related deaths in the...
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Pending Home Sales in the US took a real beating in April. The April 2020 to April 2019 year-over-year comparison (1/12 rate-of-change) posted the steepest decline on record, falling 34.6%....
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The export of goods is an important part of our economy. The $1.646 trillion in exports of goods alone at year-end 2019 accounted for 7.6% of US GDP. That sum, which does not include the...
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Have you ever noticed that headlines use adjectives and adverbs? If you are old enough, you remember when we got information without the sensationalism. I am thinking of a New York Times...
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