Ordinary investor optimism for U.S. stocks eclipsing 2000’s dot-com bubble
“U.S. consumers have never felt so optimistic about gains in the stock market over the next 12 months, eclipsing anything we saw around 2000.” … more »
“U.S. consumers have never felt so optimistic about gains in the stock market over the next 12 months, eclipsing anything we saw around 2000.” … more »
"One of advocacy groups’ favored responses to criticism of homelessness programs is that those who question the status quo “hate the homeless” and are trying to “criminalize homelessness”." … more »
"Last month, Mill Creek Residential submitted a pre-application to build 243 units at School Street Plaza at 95 Broadway in Fairfax, currently a partially vacant office park. The project is the largest ever proposed in the town of about 7,600 residents." … more »
“This is a case of collective amnesia and it’s not a good omen.” Local news is abuzz about the Serenity Apartments in the City of Larkspur. The project is now in... … more »
Karl Marx famously wrote, "Workers of the world unite; you have nothing to lose but your chains." In the mid-1700s, when the Industrial Revolution began, app... … more »
"Amid concerns about lead found in certain cinnamon products, here’s what to know about how spices can pick up heavy metals and how worried to be." … more »
Introduction For MMWD customers, water leaks can be very expensive. Many MMWD customers first become aware they have a water leak when they observe a huge jump i... … more »
"As California’s housing costs have come to weigh on all but the most wealthy, policymakers have become increasingly concerned about rising rents among middle-income households, a class of renters not eligible for traditional affordable-housing subsidies." … more »
"The buses pick up a charge while driving throughout the day or when parked at a stationary wireless charger. A vehicle would get at least the same amount of charge as it would from a wired charger." … more »
"Exotic islands and historic European cities, overrun by thousands more people than they were built to hold, picturesque beaches littered with plastic, over-tourism and poor tourism management are increasingly widespread." … more »