ECONOMY & MARKETS

The surge in immigration has sparked a complex interplay between economic growth, labor dynamics, and housing challenges.

Trump's stake in Truth Social may offer significant paper wealth, but legal and financial constraints could delay his ability to cash in.

SEC charges investment advisers Delphia and Global Predictions for deceptive AI practices, underscoring the emergence of AI washing in financial markets.

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

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

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

Japan's central bank on Tuesday scrapped its negative interest rate as it finally began unwinding one of the world's most aggressive monetary easing programs.

Google and Apple are reportedly in talks to integrate Gemini's generative AI technology into iPhones, sparking a surge in both companies' stock prices.

Landmark antitrust settlement in U.S. real estate industry poised to revolutionize home buying with expected 25-50% drop in commissions.

In this week's regular March meeting, the Federal Open Market Operations (FOMC) will likely maintain its current interest rate policy.

The Consumer Price Index (CPI), a measure of retail inflation, rose 0.4% in February, the highest level in five months and above market expectations of 0.3%.

Apple reaches a $490 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit accusing CEO Tim Cook of misleading shareholders about declining iPhone demand in China.

Tesla faces significant challenges as analysts downgrade outlook amid concerns over stagnant growth and increasing competition in the electric vehicle market.

Wholesale prices in the U.S. unexpectedly surged in February, intensifying concerns about inflation and adding complexity to monetary policy decisions.

US consumer spending warmed slightly in February, according to government data released Thursday, with retail sales regaining ground after an earlier hit from cold weather.

Disney CEO Bob Iger gained a significant boost with JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon's endorsement in the ongoing proxy fight against activist investor Nelson Peltz.

"How can I pay you?" Tourists can pay for guesthouses and restaurants in pesos, euros or dollars.

The March Consumer Price Index (CPI) — a measure of the average change over time in the prices paid by urban consumers for a market basket of consumer goods and services — rose 0.4% in February, above market expectations of 0.3%.

"The SEC's approval of a spot Bitcoin ETF renders the asset class an accredited financial product, making it far more accessible to the masses," Jesper Johansen, Founder and CEO of Northstake, said.

Pakistan's 19 new ministers took their oath of office Monday, after an election marred by allegations of vote rigging.

Bruce Van Saun, head of Citizens Financial Group, provides expert analysis on New York Community Bank's challenges in an in-depth interview.

Biden's budget proposal aims to address economic challenges through tax reform and social program expansion, navigating political divisions in Congress.

Reddit, which will soon launch an Initial Public Offering (IPO), is a great company but may not be a sound investment.

The digital currency traded close to the $70,000 mark after crossing the $60,000 mark a week earlier. It was up 2.3% for the week, on solid interest from the newly established ETFs, the prospects of lower interest rates, and a tighter supply on the upcoming halving in April.

Serb communities in parts of Kosovo are struggling to get their hands on dinars, jeopardising the salaries, pensions and social security payments that thousands there get from Belgrade.

In February, the U.S. added 275,000 jobs, yet the unemployment rate also rose slightly, raising questions about the dynamics at play.

Over the years, Target has become a "one-stop-shop" retailer, allowing shoppers to buy everything, from groceries to medicine and apparel. In addition, it has combined online shopping with offline shopping.

NYCB faces financial turbulence with a 7% deposit loss, an 80% dividend cut, and a $1 billion capital injection, raising questions about its future stability.

The magnificent seven stocks -- Apple, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, Alphabet, Nvidia, and Tesla -- have been stellar performers on Wall Street over the last 12 months, up 107% compared to 26% of the S&P 500.