It’s been a busy month in the corporate bond market. Big mergers and the looming debt ceiling deadline could be among the reasons. Plus, a potential nail in cable TV’s coffin.
“In the past, we’ve studied social media ads as if they’re just like a billboard or a print magazine ad when they’re not,” said advertising professor Matthew Pittman. “You’re seeing an ad from any number of sources.”
Recent economic data shows an economy that diverges from pre-pandemic norms, but what’s even “normal” anymore? Then, a look at the rise and fall of Buy Nothing groups.
Federal tax revenue is coming up short, which is part of why the debt limit talks are so urgent. Plus, why Google is piloting a new price-drop guarantee.
After the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. rescued depositors at failed banks, it’s looking to replenish its insurance fund. Plus, why tax refunds are smaller this year.
