Iran war cost U.S. households $1,000 each, top economist says
U.S. and Iranian officials remain locked deep in negotiations to secure a lasting ceasefire to the war that has rocked the Middle East for months.
Fed’s Barkin warns of high inflation, but sees signs of relief
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Tom Barkin warned that inflation is too high, though he sees tentative signs that price pressures may moderate soon.
Congress just passed the most significant housing bill in decades, so why won’t Trump sign it?
A sprawling legislative package aimed at lowering the cost of housing and spurring more home construction won bipartisan approval from Congress this week, but it’s hit a major
Planet’s heat bill comes due as one billion more people face extreme heat stress than in the 1970s
Mexico, Kenya, Italy and other nations around the world are experiencing one to two more months of heat stress than they were several decades ago,
Azzi Fudd signs on to international basketball league Project B
For years, WNBA players played abroad during their off-season as a way to supplement their low salaries. The need to compete year-round was viewed as
Filling up your car won’t feel normal until next summer, S&P says
The war in the Middle East might be drawing to a close, but one of the largest energy disruptions in history still needs some time
You can ignore AI giants like SpaceX, but your 401(k) won’t
While you might want to ignore all the hubbub around SpaceX, Elon Musk and IPOs, your 401(k) likely can’t. SpaceX is now worth $2.1 trillion after
The curse of Trump watching sports in person: the home team seems to always lose
You’ll usually be in the money — at least if recent history holds. The New York Knicks, after two straight wins in the finals against
Novo Nordisk CEO looks beyond weight loss to longevity and aesthetics
Novo Nordisk A/S Chief Executive Officer Mike Doustdar says the company’s blockbuster obesity drugs could ultimately pull it into increasingly buzzy areas of healthcare, from
IBM, AT&T accused by whistleblower of covering up foreign hacks
International Business Machines Corp. and AT&T Inc.’s computer systems were repeatedly breached by foreign hackers, and the companies concealed those intrusions from the US government
