India's Central Bank Unveils New 'Optimism Index' To Combat Inflation
Analysts predict the bold new strategy will distract citizens from rising prices by focusing on the sheer joy of economic data.
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Nobel Laureate Stunned To Discover Internet Comments Were Not Already Peak Garbage
Economist Joseph Stiglitz reportedly 'aghast' at the prospect of AI making online discourse 'worse,' prompting widespread confusion.
Supreme Court Unanimously Agrees Free Speech Is Fine, Just Not When It Costs Money
Justices clarify that the First Amendment protects expression, provided said expression doesn't disrupt the delicate balance of global trade or, you know, impact profit margins.
global oil prices surge, U.S. producers express shock at making less money than expected
Industry leaders reportedly baffled by the concept of 'not maximizing every single available profit margin at all times.'
Companies Discover Paying Remote Workers More Makes Them Less Likely To Complain About Office Mandates
A new study reveals a shocking correlation between increased remote compensation and a noticeable decline in 'workplace culture' discourse from those still at home.
Nobel Committee Awards Economists For Groundbreaking Discovery That Money Is, In Fact, Quite Useful
Academics lauded for proving that nations with more stuff tend to have more stuff, shocking absolutely no one outside of peer-reviewed journals.
Nation's Thrift Stores Report Sudden, Unexplained Surge In Demand For 'Pre-Loved' Silk Ties
Economists baffled as vintage menswear accessories become hottest commodity since toilet paper in 2020.
Nation’s GDP Now Officially Tied To Seasonal Nail Polish Trends, Analysts Confirm
Economists report that consumer confidence and quarterly growth are directly correlated with the vibrancy of summer manicure choices.
Nation's Economists Confirm Tariffs Are Still Just Taxes On Everyone Else
A groundbreaking new study from the Institute for Obvious Conclusions has once again linked import duties to higher consumer prices and reduced trade.
Bank of England Announces Groundbreaking Plan to 'Stop Looking Over Shoulder' at Fed, Cites 'Chronic Neck Strain'
Economists praise move as a bold step towards independent thought, though some worry about potential for 'economic whiplash.'
Stripe's Valuation Soars to $159 Billion, Now Officially Worth More Than The Concept of 'Money' Itself
Economists scramble to re-evaluate fundamental principles as fintech giant transcends mere financial metrics.
US Foreign Aid Program Now Just Loan Sharking With Extra Steps, Say Experts
In a bold strategic pivot, Washington embraces 'debt trap diplomacy' as Beijing reportedly seeks to diversify into ethical consumption.
Nation's Productivity Plummets as Citizens Await Optimal Bluetooth Speaker Price Point
Economists warn of 'pre-purchase paralysis' as consumers delay essential tasks, fearing they might miss a better deal on portable audio.
New Study Confirms $400,000 Annual Income Now 'Bare Minimum' for Experiencing Existential Dread While Raising Two Children
Economists praise report for finally quantifying the precise financial threshold required for modern parental angst.
Rihanna's Fur-Trimmed Suede Coat Declared 'Most Significant Garment of the Decade' by UN Panel
Global fashion indices surge following pop icon's sartorial choice, prompting emergency economic summit.