Greg Morcroft

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Greg Morcroft joined IBTimes in June of 2013. Before that he spent more than 20 years in various roles in newsrooms at Reuters, MarketWatch and Dow Jones. He lives in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn with his wife Dena, daughter Emma and son Liam.

How Many Children Are Living With An Unemployed Parent In Your State?

More children are suffering along with their parents as unemployment continues to dog the economy.

Goldman Sachs (GS) Is Pinching Pennies

Goldman paid its staff the second lowest compensation total (as a percentage of revenues) since the firm went public.

SLIDESHOW: You Have To See The Amazing Future For Economic Growth That Lies Ahead For The US Energy Industry

The projected growth of the U.S. energy sector has to be seen to be believed, so see it here.

Medicare Overpays For Penis Pumps

A report by the Department Of Health And Human Services says government paying too much for the erectile dysfunction treatment.

Eight Trends To Watch For In Fast Food For 2014

Changing menus and added convenience are some of the trends we'll see this year.

Admit It, You So Know You Do This

Almost one-half of Americans are regular participants in this media habit.

Forget CEOs, These Members Of Congress Are Stinking Rich: Median Holdings Worth More Than $1 Million

The median net worth of a member of the U.S. Congress is more than $1 million for the first time ever.

US Economy Added Only 74,000 Jobs in December

The total was absurdly low and may have been affected by seasonal factors; still, it may prompt the Fed to reduce stimulus more slowly.

Bridgegate Isn't New Jersey Governor's Only Problem As Bigger Percentage Of Residents Move Out Of Garden State Than Any Other

The state tops one less-than-favorable list.

Food Tainted With Pesticide Sickens Hundreds In Japan: These 5 Countries Top The List Of Global Food Safety Violations

Hundreds of people in Japan got sick after eating frozen food tainted with malthion, a farm and garden pesticide.

More Americans Are Excited About Winter Olympics Than This Year's Midterm Elections

Marijuana policy is one of the most closely watched issues leading up to this year's U.S. midterm elections.

Is Apple (AAPL) Primed For A Breakout? If Shares Had Same PE As Netflix (NFLX) They Would Trade At $12,000 A Share

Carl Icahn's Investment In Netflix returned a tidy 457 percent in just over a year. Is his Apple bet set to pay off as well?

JetBlue Caught In Polar Vortex, Airline Shuts NYC and Boston Operations Until Tuesday Morning

JetBlue is shutting down New York City operations as it's caught in polar vortex.

6 Infographics To Help You Avoid A Kidney Stone Attack Like The One That Struck Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos

The Amazon CEO had a kidney stone attack on his holiday vacation. Check out these facts about the dreaded stones, including how to avoid them.

Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson Hawks New Semiautomatic Rifles: Here Are 21 Other Celebrities' Takes On Guns

The outspoken "Duck Dynasty" patriarch adds his unique cachet to a new line of guns.

What Do You Get When You Cross Ayn Rand, Ron Paul, Bitcoin And Chile? The Imagined Utopia That Is Galt's Gulch

A former California real estate salesman is looking to establish Galt's Gulch in Chile, a utopian mix of Ron Paul, Ayn Rand and bitcoin.

(Infographic) Taking The High Road: America's Long, Strange Trip Toward Legalized Marijuana

Marijuana for recreational use goes on sale in Colorado tomorrow. How we got here is unspooled in this infographic.

China Pollution: As China Struggles To Keep Pace Feeding Its Growing Population, Much Of The Land It Hopes To Use Is Too Toxic For Planting

As China struggles to feed a growing and increasingly urban population, pollution threatens its ability to expand agricultural production.

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