Simon Constable

3 weeks ago | medium.datadriveninvestor.com | Simon Constable

You'll find Constable's work in The Wall Street Journal, Barron's, Time, Fox News Digital, Fortune, the New York Post, etc., as well as TV and Radio

3 weeks ago | medium.com | Simon Constable

Sometimes countries need to borrow money by the boatload. It happened during WWII, when democracies faced a near-existential crisis. In the following decades, debt sank, as it often does in the wake of such a crisis: In the United States, Canada, and Japan, plus Europe’s large economies, such as Germany, France, and Italy, the debt-to-GDP ratio fell to a modest 40 percent by 1968. Fast-forward 50-plus years, and things sure have changed.

3 weeks ago | medium.com | Simon Constable

Listen here. By SIMON CONSTABLEThe cyber scammers are still stealing your money, and, in many cases, they seem to be getting better at their chosen field, according to recently released data from the FBI. The 2024 Internet Crime Report is the latest edition of an annual report on cybercrime scams reported to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It combines information from 859,532 complaints of suspected internet crime and details reported losses exceeding $16 billion.

3 weeks ago | medium.com | Simon Constable

You'll find Constable's work in The Wall Street Journal, Barron's, Time, Fox News Digital, Fortune, the New York Post, etc., as well as TV and Radio

4 weeks ago | medium.com | Simon Constable

Poland is going to vote in a presidential runoff Sunday. The country is one of the few economic success stories in Europe. Its economy is growing far faster than some of the larger economies. It grew 2.9% last year, eclipsing 2.8% growth in the U.S. And it slammed Europe’s three largest economies with minus 0.2% growth for Germany and plus 1.1% for both in France and the U.K.Poland’s economy has grown 11 times larger since 1986, almost twice as fast as the U.S. did over the same period.