Economy

How Americans Pay for College: Exploring the varying ways U.S. families are paying for a college education, as student loans become a trillion dollar market

Michael McKee examines whether Detroit's bankruptcy will unleash a wave of municipal filings as cities shoulder massive debts and pension obligations.

What's Left After Detroit Bankruptcy? A look at what might be recoverable following the city's declaration of bankruptcy.

A look at the true US labor market and unemployment numbers, GDP vs. the S&P and DOW, and stock market outlook for both U.S. and Canadian stocks.

Bloomberg Economics Editor Michael McKee digs deeper into the number behind Detroit's bankruptcy and looks at what comes next for the city.

On the occasion of the city of Detroit filing for bankruptcy, a quick look at the eight biggest municipal bankruptcies in U.S. history.

Male Labor Force Participation: In today's "Single Best Chart," Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu displays the drop off in employment for American males age 25-54.

What's Bernanke's Forecast for U.S. Economy? Examining the main economic data watched by the Fed in its criteria for determining changes in monetary policy

Why China Is Stalling on Clean Energy: Bloomberg New Energy Finance's Justin Wu reports that China's clean energy investment may slow to $49 billion in 2013

An in-depth look at the Canadian housing market including Canadian real estate outlook, affordability issues, trends, and the affect of interest rates.

Ivan Lo on Aequitas Innovations, Canada's newest proposed stock exchange that's about to challenge the TSX and TSX Venture, and the mother of all bubbles.

Renters vs. Homeowners in the United States: Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu looks at the surge in Americans choosing to rent instead of owning a home.

The mother of all bubbles? In today's "Single Best Chart," Scarlet Fu displays the gap between GDP and the Fed fund rate that suggests a coming bubble.

A look at how China's problems affect Canada, both fudged numbers and liquidity crunch, and the looming financial disaster that's bigger than subprime.

A look at the impact on the economy as a result of the failure of the TSX Venture mining sector including how much money is raised from the exchange and more

Here's a chart that proves the economy is not linked to the market. Watch as Tom Keene looks at U.S. Employment and discusses the death of the full-time job

Kuroda's Unintended Consequences : Citigroup Global Head of International Economics Nathan Sheets and Bloomberg's Adam Johnson look at Japanese markets.

Scarlet Fu examines how the biggest winners on the S&P 500 in 2013 are also the companies with the largest debt and least amount in their cash piles.