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Private sector hiring in the US cooled further in May according to ADP data

Jobless Claims Unexpectedly Drop As Hurricane Impact Is Less Than Expected

The number of new jobless claims was actually lower than the previous week.

How Small Are 2025 Social Security Increases Expected To Be?

U.S. Social Security card designs over the past several decades

The cooling inflation rate in the United States means smaller increases for 70 million people who are collecting benefits.

Toyota Delays Production Of EVs In US On Slower Sales: Reports

Toyota is halting production in Japan for two days in the face of an approaching typhoon

Toyota will be delaying the production of its EVs in the U.S. amid design issues and slow EV sales.

CPI Report: US Inflation Cooled In August, Hits 3-Year Low

The new data come ahead of an expected interest rate cut by the Fed.

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Alibaba surged in Hong Kong and New York on reports of a huge stake purchase by co-founders Jack Ma and Joseph Tsai

Jack Ma Breaks Silence, Endorses Alibaba's Restructuring Efforts

Jack Ma breaks years of silence to endorse Alibaba's comprehensive restructuring, praising the company's leadership.

The EU's internal markets commissioner say the internet is like the "Wild West"

Funding Shortfall Threatens Internet Access For Millions Of Low-Income Americans

A critical funding shortfall imperils internet access for low-income Americans, prompting urgent calls for congressional action to avert a looming crisis.

The Fed's favored inflation measure rose last month, fueled by higher energy costs

Inflation Surges To 3.5%: Persistent Price Pressures Test Economic Resilience

The latest CPI report for March unveils a sharp uptick in inflation to 3.5%, posing a significant test to the resilience of the economy.

The EarthRights School provides students from across the Mekong region with training and a safe place to express themselves

Closing The Gap: Latino College Degree Attainment Soars, But Disparities Remain

A recent study by Excelencia in Education highlights significant progress by Hispanic students, yet challenges persist.

A US judge has blocked JetBlue's acquisition of Spirit Airlines

Spirit Airlines To Defer $340 Million In Airbus Deliveries, Prepares To Furlough 260 Pilots

Spirit Airlines announces the deferral of Airbus deliveries and plans for pilot furloughs as part of comprehensive cost-cutting amid industry uncertainty.

After months of calls by activists, Biden opened the door to conditioning US aid for Israel after seven aid workers were killed

Biden Administration Commits $6.6 Billion To TSMC's Arizona Expansion

Biden's announcement of up to $6.6 billion to TSMC's Arizona subsidiary signals a significant step toward bolstering domestic semiconductor production.

Insights from Monster Survey: 2024 Trends in US Job Market Revealed

In 2024, 95% of American workers are looking for new jobs, citing reasons like the need for higher income and concerns about the tough job market.

An United Parcel Service employee works at the new package sorting and delivery UPS hub in Corbeil-Essonnes and Evry

UPS Secures Major Deal As Primary Air Cargo Provider for USPS, Ending FedEx Partnership

UPS becomes the US Postal Service's primary air cargo provider, replacing FedEx, in a transformative move reshaping the US parcel delivery landscape.

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Stock Market Boom Fuels Top 1% To Historic $44 Trillion Wealth Peak

The top 1% of Americans have achieved an unprecedented milestone collectively amassing over $44 trillion, fueled by a booming stock market.

Inflation is running at 10 percent annually on average, and the price of many foods has tripled

February Inflation Hits 2.8% As Consumer Spending Spikes

Inflation remains stable while consumer spending exceeds estimates, signaling economic resilience.

The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge will bring an economic hit but analysts say it is unlikely to make a broad-based impact

Baltimore Bridge Collapse Leads To Projected Record-Breaking Insurance Loss

The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore is anticipated to result in the largest single marine insurance loss in history.

Chinese President Xi Jinping hailed the country's resilient economy in his New Year's address

Xi Jinping's Economic Diplomacy: Will China's Overtures To US CEOs Pay Off Amid Growing Uncertainty?

President Xi Jinping's closed-door meeting with prominent American business executives signals efforts to restore investor confidence.

From the banks of the Patapsco River, bits of the steel bridge could be seen protruding from the water

Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapse: Economic Impact And Recovery Efforts

The collapse of the Baltimore Bridge halts crucial vessel traffic and disrupts supply chains and prompts urgent reflections on infrastructure resilience

Oxfam Report Exposes Corporate America's Stark Wealth Disparities

A recent Oxfam report unveils the alarming wealth gap within America's largest corporations, with 90% of profits directed to shareholders and CEO salaries.

Donald Trump's Net Worth Surges To Record High Following Media Company Merger

Former President Donald Trump's net worth skyrockets to $6.5 billion following a lucrative merger involving his social media venture.

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Is the Bull Market Losing Momentum?

The market's recent performance prompts concerns about the strength of the bull market rally as investors assess the broader economic landscape.

Nationwide DMV Outage Disrupts Services, Sparks Concerns Over Connectivity

A nationwide DMV outage, caused by cloud connectivity issues, disrupted license-related transactions.

US existing home sales dipped for a 10th straight month in November as mortgage rates spiked

February Sees 4.38 Million Units Sold In Existing Home Market Amid Rising Rates

Existing home sales in the US soared by 9.5% in February to a staggering 4.38 million units, marking the largest monthly increase since February 2023.

Despite fears of the dangers of artificial intelligence, investors are focusing on the potential rewards of the technology

AI Pipe Dream Or Reality Check? Equinix Faces Scrutiny Amid Accounting Scandal

Hindenburg Research's accusations of accounting manipulation have sparked turmoil for Equinix Inc., raising doubts about its financial integrity.

Psychological Play Or Strategic Maneuver? Chipotle's 50-For-1 Stock Split Makes Waves On Wall Street

Chipotle's board approved a groundbreaking 50-for-1 stock split, marking a historic first and signaling confidence in its financial performance.

Jerome Powell said it may still be "appropriate" to raise rates further

Will Positive Economic Outlook Stall Expected Fed Rate Cuts?

Rising confidence in the U.S. economy prompts skepticism about anticipated Federal Reserve rate cuts, raising doubts about future monetary policy adjustments.