US economy increasingly driven by super-rich as they increase their share of country’s wealth
US economy increasingly driven by super-rich as they increase their share of country’s wealth
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The U.S. economy is increasingly defined by a K-shaped recovery, but the affluent group driving growth is far larger than a small…
More lower-income households are working and collecting paychecks, giving them more room to spend, according to bank data.
America’s economy has been split in two for a long time.
US consumer sentiment plummets as stock market hits record highs. Wealth divide grows as top earners drive consumer spending.
American anxieties are K-shaped. The economy is more like a backslash
A surprising trend has been showing up in Bank of America accounts over the past few months: The gap between America’s wealthy…
