Why Idaho Has The Best Economy In America
Idaho’s economy has diversified far beyond potatoes.
UK Regulators Probing Massive Tax Scandal
The case involves entities in the UK, Denmark, Germany, France and Italy.
Criminals Stole Billions From UK Government Wage Subsidy Program
Nearly $4 billion in funds have been lost through fraud.
UK Signs Major Post-Brexit Trade Deal With Japan
The deal with Japan is largely similar to Tokyo’s existing pact with the EU
Wells Fargo Mulling Sale Of Asset Management Unit
The sale of the unit would mark biggest disposal so far in Charles Scharf’s tenure as CEO.
Blockchain Firm Ripple Likely Leaving US Over Regulation Frustrations
Ripple has targeted Japan as a primary target for relocation.
How Will London, New York’s Financial Districts Reinvent For Post-COVID World?
The pandemic has created empty offices in the world’s biggest financial centers, raising questions about their futures.
What 'Exciting New Discovery' About The Moon Will NASA Unveil On Monday?
NASA will release noteworthy findings obtained from its SOFIA observatory.
US And China In Battle For Semiconductor Supremacy
The U.S. government has imposed drastic restrictions on the export of chips for electronic devices to China.
Can Ivanka Trump Help Her Father Win The Support Of White, Suburban Women Voters?
Donald Trump is behind his rival Joe Biden in most polls, prompting Trump's decision to have his daughter campaign for female voters.
Are You A Registered Voter? Chances Are You've Been Hacked
According to a new report, the personal data of a majority of U.S. voters has been hacked leading up to the presidential election.
Snap Shares Surge 30% On Strong Q3 Results, Wall Street Expects Further Gains
Snap saw its ad revenues soar in the third quarter
Cryptocurrency News: Is A Digital Euro Currency A Realistic Goal?
As consumers shy away from handling cash and private crypto-currencies emerge, ECB is contemplating forming a digital euro.
International Space Station: A Costly Waste Or A Stepping Stone To Mars?
The International Space Station has long been criticized for its expense and the value of its operations
EU Trade Chief Urges UK To Return To Brexit Negotiations Amid Signs Of Optimism
Michel Barnier’s optimistic comments pushed the pound sterling upward on Wednesday.
Report: Robotics Will Eliminate Millions Of Jobs In Coming Years, But Create Nearly As Many
The rapid digitalization of global economies will make many professions obsolete but also lead to newer vocations.
Driverless Vehicles: An Exciting Opportunity Or Road To Nowhere?
Tesla is the largest of a group of companies seeking to develop fully autonomous, driverless electric vehicles.
The $90,000 Question: How Much Debt Is The Average American Carrying?
Generation X – those between the ages of 40 and 55 – have the highest debt load.
American Airlines Plans To Fly 737 Max By End Of Year, Subject To FAA Approval
Crashes involving two 737 Max jets killed 346 people in late 2018 and early 2019.
Survey: More Than Half Of Global Workers Fear Possible Job Loss
Workers in Russia and Spain were especially pessimistic about their futures.
Want A Nice, Middle Class Life? Move To Utah or Idaho
States in the Midwest and Northwest ranked highest in SmartAsset’s survey.
Pioneer Natural In Talks To Buy Parsley Energy As Shale Oil Consolidation Intensifies
The merger would involve an all-stock deal and create a dominant player in the Permian Basin
Intel Agrees To Sell Most Of Its Memory Chip Business To SK Hynix For $9 Billion
Memory chips are semiconductor devices used as internal storage areas in a computer.
Hyundai Motor Shares Tumble After Third Quarter Warnings Over Engine Issues
Hyundai is planning to dive deep into making green cars over the next five years.
Real Estate Wire Fraud Is A Growing Cybercrime, But There Are Ways To Prevent It
Victims of real estate wire fraud have already lost $220 million this year
US Companies Altering, Canceling Performance Reviews In Response To Pandemic
Some corporations have chosen to simplify what was once a cumbersome process review process, as the COVID-19 pandemic forces many to work from home.
TikTok Bans Content From Far-Right Conspiracy Movement QAnon
The QAnon movement has spread baseless conspiracy theories and received tacit approval from Trump
Engine Failures Cost Hyundai, Kia Nearly $3B
Hyundai and Kia have recalled millions of cars with the faulty Theta engine
Why Are Average Credit Scores Rising When The Economy Is Tanking?
The average FICO credit score reached 711 in July, the highest since scores were first tracked in 2005
Chinese Economy Expanded 4.9% In Third Quarter, But Recovery Has Some Holes In It
China is on the path to become the only major economy in the world to show growth this year
