Sudeep Reddy

Wall Street Journal

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Economics Editor with the Wall Street Journal and blogger for its Real Time Economics

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Greece was not partying quite like the U.S. Women’s soccer team last night.

What Does Greece’s Vote Mean for the U.S.?

Greece was not partying quite like the U.S. Women’s soccer team last night.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Oxfam reported in a study yesterday that the richest one percent will control more than half the world’s wealth by next year.

The State of the Wealth Gap

Oxfam reported in a study yesterday that the richest one percent will control more than half the world’s wealth by next year.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Americans have been spending more money recently. The Commerce Department reports that the U.S. economy saw the fastest growth in 11 years last quarter.

The Economic Outlook

Americans have been spending more money recently. The Commerce Department reports that the U.S. economy saw the fastest growth in 11 years last quarter.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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