Capitalism

A new New Deal? Warren is simultaneously a pragmatist and a disruptor. Is there nothing to fear but fear itself?

'Fox & Friends' railed against millennials and actor Mark Ruffalo Tuesday after he declared "capitalism is killing us," with the show's first guest mocking the actor for being a millionaire and accusing him of misinforming millennials about socialism.

Warren "vilifies successful people," says Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase. Rubbish. Being a billionaire has nothing to do a with being successful in free market capitalism.Rubbish.

Here's to you, Professors Banerjee, Duflo and Kremer. Congratulations! Now tell me whether we should increase or decrease aid to developing nations. Using very short words, please.

Capitalism vs. socialism is a passionate argument—but a dumb one. Here's why.

Capitalism, said Clinton, has been growing more "predatory" and "free of any kind of check and balance" since the 1960s and 1970s.

Chinese President Xi Jinping warned in 2013 of "the self-regulating ability of capitalist society" and the West's long-term advantages in the "economic, scientific and military spheres."

Gentrification overwhelmed seven of America's largest and wealthiest cities, with coastal urban areas such as New York City and Washington, D.C. contributing to a majority of the nationwide economic displacement.

"We should be scared right now because corporations have taken over our government," Ocasio-Cortez said.

If the Ocasio-Cortez wing of the Democrat Party prevails on Capitol Hill, the economy will surely contract.

"The most pressing problem I see right now is the wealth and opportunity polarity gap, that's the big source of conflict," he said.

And I said, 'So you believe capitalism, the kind of -- the capitalism we have now is a sin?' He goes, 'Yes, it is.'

For conservatives who support the free market, the new trend identified provides both an opportunity and a warning.

Socialism is now more popular than capitalism among young people, according to a new poll.

Seven new pieces believed to be Banksy's work turned up in Paris, with nods to such topics as refugees, student protests and capitalism.

David Graeber's new book explores why so many U.S. jobs are basically pointless.

Gun control advocates may see this as war of attrition, but businesses cutting ties with the NRA might not be doing so to take a moral stand—it's just good business.

Joliet Junior College has a "posting policy" and free-speech zone, according to the lawsuit.

Black Lives Matter organizers are calling on shoppers to "resist white capitalism" this holiday season.

From social media to advertising, happiness is everywhere you look. And it isn't healthy, suggests new research.

Because there's no other alternative to waiting for your wife to try on 20 dresses.

Xi appears not to grasp that for a free market to work there must be a free exchange of ideas.

An artist collective will release a box set of new vinyl records to support funding for Planned Parenthood.

Journalist's new book details the fall of Lancaster, Ohio, once home to a humming glass factory but now beset by poverty.

Imports have increased 40 percent over the same time period.

Should the government speed the arrival of the driverless car?

Trump's mantra is: "If you win, I lose, so I'm going to win. And you can't do a thing about it."

The Bank of England governor knows free market capitalism is unpopular.

The art of the Trump deal is the arbitrary and capricious use of personal power.

Trump is the caricature of the capitalist fat cat Marxists dream of.