Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent declared the K-shaped economy over. He said the economy looks more like a "C" shape. Economists and household credit data suggest the picture remains mixed. Some ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently declared that the K-shaped economy "is over." New research says he might be right. After a prolonged period of sharp divergence between higher and ...

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“I can say here definitively, the K-shaped economy is over,” Bessent said in an interview with CNBC’s “Squawk Box” earlier this week. The letter “K” has become shorthand for the diverging economic ...

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Scott Bessent has some good news for consumers this morning: The K-shaped economy is officially over! Consumers on the lower end of the income spectrum are no longer being left behind by their richer ...

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The K-shaped economy is an ongoing economic bifurcation; its upper branch comprises wealthier people who continue to increase their existing fortunes. Simultaneously, those in the wage-dependent lower ...

Livestream shopping app Whatnot announced Wednesday that it has acquired Shaped, a machine learning company that specializes in real-time recommendation and search systems. The deal is meant to ...

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That came in over email this week from a reader, Joe Pipe. It’s a good question and a more interesting one than it looks. The short answer is that a cone’s shape does real work that a straight joint ...