Economy Archive
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- Centene Offers Voluntary Buyouts as Medicaid Cuts, Subsidy Expiration, and Rising Medical Costs Squeeze the Nation's Largest Medicaid Insurer
- U.S. Foreclosure Filings Up 14% Year Over Year in May, per ATTOM Data
- Iran Deal Is a Memorandum, Not a Treaty. The Gaps Are Significant.
- Apollo Global Management Picks Austin as Its Second Headquarters, Directing Future Hiring Away from New York
- England Starts Wednesday Against Croatia, France Opens Tuesday vs. Senegal: What to Watch on World Cup Day 6
- U.S. Industrial Production Rose Only 0.1% in May, Missing Forecasts. Rising Producer Prices May Be the Culprit.
- KFC Bets on Boneless Chicken and a New Drink Brand to Reverse U.S. Sales Slide
- World Cup Day 5 Roundup: Mbappe Vows Defensive Effort Before France Opener, England Braces for Croatia, and Japan Fans Clean Up AT&T Stadium
- BBC Documentary Finds OnlyFans 'Agents' Taking Half of Creators' Earnings, Using Violence and Threats to Retain Control
- Eurozone Industrial Output Rose 0.1% in April, Missing Forecasts as Consumer Goods Fell Sharply
- EU Auto Lobby Pushes Local Content Rules as Chinese EV Rivalry Intensifies. Not Everyone Agrees.
- USDA Secretary Rollins Has Written Four Op-Eds This Year Promoting Trump Farm Policy. Here Is What the Numbers Actually Show.
- Renault, Volkswagen, and Stellantis Urge EU to Prioritize Cars Built in Europe Over Chinese Rivals
- Trump's Critical Minerals Trading Bloc Hits a Wall at G7. Allies Are Skeptical and Industry Is Split.
- New Mexico State Audit Finds Village of Cuba Ran $3 Million Water Deficit, Paid Officials for Time They Never Earned
- Trump Threatens 100% Tariffs on French Wine Unless Paris Scraps Its Tech Tax on U.S. Companies
- UBS Analyst Warns on Restaurant Sector for Second Half of 2026, McDonald's and Wingstop Franchisees Cite Sales Pressure
- Japan Rallies Twice to Draw Netherlands 2-2 in World Cup Group F Opener in Arlington
- Melania Trump and Treasury Secretary Bessent Extend 'Trump Accounts' to Foster Youth. Twenty-Three Governors Have Signed On.
- Lawsuit: Indian H-1B Worker Paid CEO Nearly $100,000 to Keep His Job and Green Card Path
- DoorDash Drops SPLC Blacklist from Employee Giving Program as Conservative Groups Push Back on Benevity
- Father-Daughter Team in North Carolina Built a $428,000 Fidget Toy Business in One Year Using 3D Printers
- Senate Agriculture Committee Expected to Drop 'Save Our Bacon' Provision from Farm Bill
- USDA Commits Over $1 Billion to Screwworm Fight as Rollins and Democrats Trade Blame Over Who Let It In
- Republican Pressure Builds on Trump to Scrap the OPT Visa Program, Which Gives Employers a Tax Break for Hiring Foreign Graduates
- World Cup Streaming Deals and Investor Plays: Free Trials Expire, and JPMorgan's GDP Forecast Faces a Skeptical Market
- World Cup Streaming Deals and Stock Picks: What Investors and Fans Actually Need to Know
- Trump's Section 301 Tariffs Face Legal Challenge as Administration Rebuilds After Supreme Court Loss
- Obama Presidential Center Opens Friday With $469 Million Gap in Its Promised Taxpayer Safety Net
- UK and Japan Sign £18bn Investment Deal, but How Much Is Actually New Money Remains Unclear
- JetBlue Grows to 36% Market Share at Fort Lauderdale After Spirit's Collapse, Plans 150 Daily Flights by Winter
- Supreme Court's Trump Immunity Ruling: What It Actually Did and What Remains Unsettled
- FIFA World Cup 2026 Projected to Add $17.2 Billion to U.S. GDP. Here Is What the Numbers Actually Say.
- Gensler's 2026 City Pulse Report Ranks Downtown Los Angeles Among the Least Vibrant Downtowns Worldwide
- Trump Accounts Launch July 4 With 6 Million Kids Enrolled. Whether It Narrows the Wealth Gap Depends on Who Signed Up.
- The Aftermath of the Knicks Title: What Happened After the Final Buzzer in San Antonio
- The U.S. Economy Keeps Growing While Peer Nations Stall. Here Is Why That Gap Is Real.
- World Cup Week One: Gio Reyna's Viral Goal Sequence, Levi's Stadium's Empty Seats, and the Moments That Defined the Tournament's Opening Days
- Duke Law Grad Paid Off $75,000 in Student Loans Selling Stickers and Coloring Books
- California Nonprofit Pushes to Make Guaranteed Income Programs Permanent, Funded by Taxpayers
- Trump Weighs Direct Farm Aid as Fertilizer and Fuel Costs Stay High. No Specifics Yet.
- DOL Finalizes Rules Letting 401(k) Plans Access Private Equity and Digital Assets
- Corporate Governance Is Shifting Fast. The Question Is Whether the Pendulum Has Swung Too Far.
- TrumpRx.gov Expands to 600-Plus Generic Drugs. A Senate Bill Would Complicate the Patent Side of That Picture.
- Sweden Lowers Criminal Responsibility Age to 14 After Parliament Rejects Plan to Include 13-Year-Olds
- RAP Launches July 1. Here Is How Borrowers Can Use Tax Planning to Cut Their Bills.
- Honolulu Hit an 83-Year-Old with a $590,000 Fine Over a Website Glitch. She's Suing.
- The Education Department's New RAP Repayment Plan Launches July 1. Millions of Borrowers Will Pay More.
- Scotland vs. Haiti Kicks Off Tonight in Boston: 20,000 Tartan Army Fans, a Midfield Puzzle, and a Nation Playing for More Than Points
- White Students Are Now a Minority in U.S. Public Schools. Here Is What the Data Actually Shows.
- DOT Secretary Duffy Withheld $160 Million from California Over CDL Compliance. New York Is Next.
- EU Migration Pact Took Effect June 12, Threatening Fines Up to €21,000 Per Migrant for Non-Compliant States
- Illinois Passes Rideshare Unionization Bill, Joining a Growing State-Level Movement That Could Reshape Gig Work
- ECB Raised Rates 25 Basis Points on June 11, Citing Iran War Inflation That Could Outlast the Conflict
- Sen. Grassley Reintroduces AICOA to Break Amazon's Marketplace Dominance
- Treasury Reports $2.5 Billion in Suspicious Payroll Tax Activity Tied to Illegal Employment Schemes
- Fed Holds Rates Steady Again, Waiting on Inflation Data That Keeps Disappointing
- Switzerland Votes Sunday on a Hard Cap of 10 Million Residents
- UC Berkeley Professors Cut Reading Assignments to 35 Pages a Week as K-12 Academic Decline Reaches the State's Top University
- Nearly Half of Immigrant Households Use Welfare, Compared to 28 Percent of Native-Born Households, CIS Data Shows
- RAM Shortage Is Driving Phone Prices Up, and Nothing CEO Carl Pei Says It Gets Worse Before It Gets Better
- American Airlines 777 Struck by Lightning Over England, Forced Back to Heathrow. Three Other Planes Hit the Same Day.
- U.S. and Uzbekistan Sign Investment Pact as Tashkent Courts Western Capital
- Consumer Sentiment Bounces Off Record Low in June, but Inflation and Iran War Still Weigh Heavily
- SBA Proposes Ending Race-Based Eligibility for Federal Contracting Program. Twenty States Are Already Suing.
- Brazilian Refineries Sold Over 100 Million Liters of Naphtha to a Firm Tied to the PCC, Now a U.S.-Designated Terrorist Organization
- 2027 Social Security COLA Estimate Climbs to 4.7% as May Inflation Hits a Three-Year High
- Kroger and BJ's Both Moving to Undercut Costco on Gas. Neither Has a Clear Win Yet.
- Jet Skiers Hitting 40 Knots in Welsh Harbour Channel Are Removing Registration Plates to Dodge CCTV Prosecution
- 13 Men Jailed After Southampton Riot, Northern Ireland Violence Spreads: Two UK Cities Reckoning with Mob Disorder After Violent Crimes
- World Cup 2026 Is Underway, but America Is Watching the Knicks
- Bank of America and UBS Now Say No Fed Rate Cuts Until 2027, Citing Inflation at 3.3 Percent and a Hawkish New Chair
- HelloFresh and Blue Apron Ran Sexually Suggestive Pride Campaigns. Customers Canceled Subscriptions.
- BTS Arirang Tour Hits Busan. South Korean Analysts Put a Number on the Long-Term Economic Bet.
- SBA Banned Green Card Holders from Small Business Loans in March. The Policy Is Still in Effect.
- U.S. Voided Gordie Howe Bridge Invitations Hours Before the Ceremony. Canada Says Washington Asked for the Delay.
- Gordie Howe Bridge Still Closed as Internal Trump Administration Dispute Blocks Opening
- Chinese-Born Residents Now Outnumber Dominicans in New York City, Ending a 35-Year Streak
- BTS Arirang Tour Hits Busan, and NH Securities Puts a Number on the Long-Term Economic Upside
- Nearly 7 Million Borrowers Still Stuck in a Student Loan Plan Courts Killed. The Clock Is Running.
- Federal Circuit Stays Lower Court Order Against Trump's 10% Global Tariffs, Says Trade Court May Have Read the Law Too Narrowly
- India's Stock Market Keeps Climbing While GDP Growth Lags. Here Is Why Valuations Stay Elevated.
- MLS Commissioner Don Garber Bets the League's Future on World Cup 2026 Momentum
- Social Security Trust Fund Now Projected to Run Dry in 2032, One Year Earlier Than Last Year's Estimate
- U.S. Jobless Claims Hit 229,000, a Four-Month High, as War Fears and Tech Layoffs Cloud the Labor Market
- AI Is Transforming Work Faster Than Anyone Predicted. Whether That Means Job Losses Depends on the Job.
- Trump Says 'I Love the Inflation' as May CPI Hits 4.2%, Handing Democrats a Ready-Made Campaign Line
- Amazon Discloses 2.5 Billion Gallons of Data Center Water Use in 2025, Claims Industry-Leading Efficiency
- World Cup 2026 Opens at Azteca Stadium: Shakira Performs, Ronaldo Turns 41, and Queens Is Already the Real Venue
- May Wholesale Inflation Hits 6.5% Annual Rate — Highest Since 2022 — as Gasoline Prices Surge 23.4% at the Producer Level
- UK Watchdog Investigates Ryanair Over Fees Charged to Parents Who Must Sit With Young Children
- ECB Raises Rates to 2.25% — First Hike Since 2023 — as Iran War Drives Euro Zone Inflation to 3%
- Alcoa CFO Warns Alumina Segment 'Will Be Underwater' This Quarter — Shares Fall 9.5% on Hormuz and Cyclone Double Hit
- Virginia Gun Law Pushes Firearms Manufacturer Out of State; Rideout Arsenal Takes $22M and 120 Jobs to Georgia
- Severe Storms Hit Midwest on Wednesday, Knocking Out Power for Nearly 250,000 ComEd Customers and Disrupting Chicago Flights
- Tomato Prices Hit 40-Year High — Tariffs, Weather, and an Iran War Are All to Blame
- USMCA Review Is Coming in 2026 — Here's What's Actually at Stake for American Workers and Businesses
- Ramp AI Index: Top 1% of U.S. Firms Spend $7,500 Per Employee Monthly on AI — The Other 99% Spend Almost Nothing
- Amazon Opens LTL Trucking to All U.S. Businesses, Freight Carrier Stocks Drop Up to 8%
- May CPI Comes In at 4.2% Annual Rate as Energy Drives Inflation Higher — But Monthly Pace Is Slowing
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