THE WEEK IN REVIEW: Sept. 26 - Oct. 2
• Not there yet! The “actual” meaning of zero
• You, sir, are a dangerous man
• Oh, what a feeling … dancin’ on the (debt) ceiling

THE WEEK IN REVIEW: Sept. 12 - 18
• Evergrande shakes the markets
• Fed signals it will taper
• Crypto tanks, while China declares it illegal

THE WEEK IN REVIEW: Sept. 12 - 18
• Rocky September grinds on
• Challenges for the Big Spend
• Delta, the Fed and a governor recall vote

THE WEEK IN REVIEW: Sept. 5 - 11
• Markets dropped every day last week
• Taking a bite out of Apple
• U.S. marks the 20-year anniversary of 9/11

THE WEEK IN REVIEW: Aug. 29 - Sept. 4
• Cleaning up the damage from Afghanistan and Hurricane Ida
• Jobs data points to what we’ve been saying: Things are slowing down
• September is here — but where’s the volatility?

THE WEEK IN REVIEW: August 22 - 28
• Big spending plans rammed through as Afghanistan unravels and gets deadly
• Experts miss on GDP estimates … again
• Markets continue to drive upward despite mounting negative news

THE WEEK IN REVIEW: August 15 - 21
• Markets hit record highs, but trouble may be afoot
• A mess in Afghanistan
• Facebook Monopoly? Do not pass "Go" and do not collect $200

THE WEEK IN REVIEW: August 8 -14
• The infrastructure of reconciliation or fiscal looting? Take your pick.
• Jobs growth and openings galore!
• Markets still flying high as New York's Gov. Andrew Cuomo resigns and confidence tanks.

THE WEEK IN REVIEW: August 1 - 7
• Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, it’s off to work we go
• Infrastructure deal is close at hand

THE WEEK IN REVIEW: JULY 25 - 31
• Fed says it’s ready to get ready
• Oops, they did it again — GDP growth misses estimates
• Infrastructure gets done

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THE WEEK IN REVIEW: JULY 4 - 10
• Markets to Fed: Eh, who cares?
• Traffic Jam
• Where No Billionaire Has Gone Before