Economy Archive
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- CBS Evening News Anchor Tony Dokoupil Says Bari Weiss Has Not Pressured His Coverage
- Seattle's $26 Gig Driver Minimum Wage Cut Orders by 1.7 Million and Left Workers No Better Off
- JPMorgan Fires Executive Who Dumped Trash and Stole Public Can at Knicks Parade
- DHS Proposes Raising Citizenship Application Fees by Up to 83%, Eliminating Income-Based Waivers
- Education Department Cuts Student Loan Interest Rate by 1% for Autopay Enrollees, Sets September 30 Deadline
- Deutsche Bahn's GSM-R Outage Is Over, But the Cause Remains Undisclosed
- FedEx Beats Earnings Estimates but Margin Contraction and Muted Demand Spook Investors
- U.S. Manufacturing PMI Hits Four-Year High in June, but Factory Jobs Fall to Their Lowest Since 2020
- House Passes 21st Century Road to Housing Act 358-32, Sending Landmark Bill to Trump's Desk
- Three Californians Sue Kalibrate and Gas Retailers, Claiming AI Software Fixed Pump Prices Illegally
- China Has Cut Nearly All Tungsten Exports to Japan This Year, Squeezing Companies and Pressuring PM Takaichi Over Taiwan Remarks
- Three Tesla Crashes in Beverly Hills: A Playground, a Gymnastics Center, and the Beverly Hills Hotel
- High Court Clears Gatwick Airport Expansion. Campaigners Vow to Appeal.
- June PMI Hits 49-Month High on Inventory Stockpiling, but Factory Job Cuts Are the Worst Since 2009
- S&P Global: U.S. Factory Job Cuts in June Reached Worst Levels Since 2009, Excluding the Covid Collapse
- Most Americans Will Be Cared for by Family in Old Age, Not Professionals. The Data Is Clear.
- Two Companies Control 70% of U.S. Corn and Soybean Seed Sales. The DOJ Says Patents Are Why.
- Oracle Cut 21,000 Jobs in Fiscal 2026 and Spent $1.8 Billion on Severance. AI Gets the Credit.
- Major U.S. Cities Spent 18% More Per Person Over a Decade, With Almost Nothing to Show For It
- Warren and Kelly Press Trump Officials on Manufacturing Job Losses Under Tariff Regime
- UK Government to Apologize for Forced Adoptions That Separated an Estimated 185,000 Mothers and Babies After World War Two
- Labor Judge Orders Amazon to Bargain with Teamsters. Amazon Will Appeal to a Trump-Reshaped NLRB.
- Australian Federal Police Probe WiseTech Chairman Richard White Over Human Trafficking Allegations
- Tesla VP Says Driver Floored Accelerator to 73 mph Before Katy Crash. NHTSA Is Now Investigating.
- GM Installs 50 Robots at Factory Zero While 1,300 Laid-Off Workers Wait to Be Called Back
- Senate Passes 21st Century Road to Housing Act, Sending Bipartisan Package to the House
- Virginia Avoids Shutdown, Passes $212 Billion Budget With Data Center Tax and Marijuana Legalization
- World Cup Visitors Are Discovering America. What They Are Finding Surprises Them.
- Clive Davis, Who Built Modern Pop Music From a Harvard Law Degree, Dies at 94
- 50% Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Are Raising Costs Now. The Mills They're Supposed to Build Are Years Away.
- Dallas Fed Ties Illegal Immigration to 30% of Housing Price Surge. A Top NAR Economist Projects $1 Million Median by 2050.
- 7.5 Million Student Loan Borrowers Have 90 Days to Leave Biden's SAVE Plan. Here Is What Happens If They Don't.
- Gas Prices Are Falling from Crisis Highs, But a Return to Pre-War Levels Is a Different Question Entirely
- Alan Greenspan, Federal Reserve Chairman for Nearly 19 Years, Dies at 100
- NJ Councilman John Alite, Ex-Gambino Enforcer, Arrested on Loansharking and Extortion Charges
- Ten Years After the Brexit Vote, Britain Is Smaller Economically and More Regretful Politically
- Taller Trucks and SUVs Are 45% More Likely to Kill Pedestrians, IIHS Research Finds
- BTS Comeback Tour Ticket Scams Have Cost Southeast Asian Fans Over $100,000
- ECB Policymakers Warn on Oil-Driven Inflation Spread, But No Wage Spiral Yet
- Georgia Couple Charged with Murder After Bartender's Dismembered Remains Found in Reservoir
- Castlelake Goes Public After EasyJet Board Rejects Three Successive Takeover Bids at Up to 625p
- China Bars MP Materials, Oshkosh Defense and Eight Other U.S. Firms from Receiving Chinese Exports, Excludes 46 More from Government Procurement
- UK Fraud Hit a Record 4 Million Cases Last Year. Here Is How the Three Most Common Scams Actually Work.
- Japan Quintuples Visa Fees on July 1, First Increase Since 1978
- Sterling Slides to April Low as Starmer Resignation Reports Compound Dollar Strength
- California Billionaire Tax Clears Signature Threshold, Heads to November Ballot. Proponents Have Until June 25 to Pull It.
- Oklahoma Voters Reject $15 Minimum Wage Measure by 10 Points in State Primary
- Lochgilphead Lost Its Last Bank. The Nearest Branch Is Now 37 Miles Away.
- New Cross-National Study Finds U.S. Child Poverty Is Four Times More Likely to Persist Into Adulthood Than in Denmark or Germany
- New Brain Research Adds a Biological Layer to the Fatherhood Data Covered Yesterday
- Canada's Two-Quarter Contraction Puts Immigration Policy in the Crossfire
- Republicans Now Outpace Democrats on Crypto Ownership, Pew Data Shows
- CPSC Recalls 70,000 GOPO TOYS Teething Products Sold on Amazon After Three Choking Incidents
- Florida Mother Charged with Felony Battery After Hitting Man with Pickleball Paddle During Court Dispute
- Scammers Impersonating AAA Push Fake Federal Car Safety Mandate and $200 Fine Threat
- Food Prices and Ingredient Costs: What Shoppers Face
- Pacific Palisades Recovery Hits a Fork: First Families Move In, but $2.4 Billion in SBA Loans and an Insurance Lawsuit Stand Between Thousands More and Home
- Senate Introduces Bipartisan Housing Bill Backed by Scott, Warren, Hill, and Waters
- Brazil's Chamber Votes 461-19 to Ban the Six-Day Workweek. The Senate and the Economics Are Another Matter.
- Cambodia's Scam Crackdown Freed Thousands of Trafficking Victims. Now They're Stranded.
- Operation Metro Surge Left Minneapolis-Area Immigrant Workers $106 Million Short on Wages. Now Landlords Want Their Rent.
- NBER Study Links iPhone's 2007 Launch to Measurable Drop in U.S. Birth Rates
- Pacific Palisades Rebuilding Gains Audible Momentum as Frames Rise Five Months After Federal Intervention
- LA Mayor Karen Bass Declares Emergency Over Toxic Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire, Seeks State Resources
- Target Semi Crosses Median on SoCal Freeway, Kills One Woman and Injures More Than 30
- Pacific Palisades Rebuilding Has Begun, but $2.4 Billion in Approved SBA Loans Sits Uncollected with a June 30 Deadline Looming.
- G7 Summit in France Produced Two Storylines: A Critical Minerals Alliance Against China and a Trump-Meloni Photo Dispute
- Sardi's Closes June 24 for Renovation Under New Owner Shubert Organization, 62 Workers Laid Off
- White House Council of Economic Advisers: Banning Three Hospital Contract Clauses Could Save $45 Billion Annually
- 13 American Workers Sue TSMC Over Alleged Ethnic Discrimination at Federally Funded Arizona Plant
- Spirit Is Gone, Frontier Is Struggling, and America's Budget Airline Era May Not Recover
- Wall Street Owns 30% of Atlanta's Single-Family Homes. A Senate Bill Aims to Stop That.
- Trump's $14 Million Lincoln Memorial Pool Renovation Has an Algae Problem
- LA County Report Puts 2,500 Local Jobs at Risk in Paramount-WBD Merger
- NYC Council Calls on Congress to Review MLB's Antitrust Exemption Over Streaming Blackouts
- Mobility for Africa Sues Toyota's Philanthropic Arm Over Alleged Theft of Rural EV Technology
- U.S. Spends $700 Million a Day on Defense Readiness. Aircraft Depot Delays Have Still More Than Doubled.
- Mining Industry Courts Pope Leo XIV. He Isn't Sold.
- Consumer Sentiment Hit Its Worst Reading Since 1952 in May. The Spending Data Tells a Different Story.
- Rideout Arsenal's $22 Million Move to Georgia Spotlights a Decade-Long Firearm Industry Migration From the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic
- Seven Years In, Liberty Center Han Xu Is a Different Player and a Cornerstone of New York's Roster
- Richmond, California Has Run a Democratic Socialist City Government. Here Is What the Sources Actually Support.
- World Cup 2026 Match Digest: Almiron Red-Carded Under New Rule, Kane Scores Twice, USA Beats Australia 2-0
- Taylor Parker Sits on Texas Death Row for 2020 Fetal Abduction Murder. A Netflix Documentary Is Reviving the Case.
- India Deploys Air Force and Army Helicopters to Guard Medical Exam Papers After 2 Million Students Lost Their Results
- NYC's $70 Million City-Owned Grocery Plan Skipped Small Business Impact Study, Budget Chief Confirms
- Two St. Louis Starbucks Workers Stopped an Armed Robbery, Then Were Fired for It
- South Korea's Chip Boom Pays Some Workers $400,000+ in Bonuses, and the Central Bank Is Watching
- Nigerian Migrants Returning from South Africa Face the Same Economic Conditions That Drove Them Out
- Trump Administration Moves to Replace Open-Ended F-1 Student Visa Status with Fixed-Date Rules
- Starbucks Cuts 180 Corporate Roles in London and Hong Kong as It Shifts International Business to Licensees
- Bernie Sanders Introduces Bill to Seize 50 Percent Stakes in AI Companies and Fund $1,000 Monthly Payments
- California Voters Reject Multiple Spending Measures as Economic Anxiety Holds
- Canada Cuts Bank Capital Buffer and Adds Canned Vegetable Tariff, Both Effective Friday
- U.S. Opens Section 301 Investigation into Germany's Drug Pricing, Threatening Tariffs on Pharmaceuticals
- Mars to Launch Natural-Dye M&Ms in August Without Blue or Brown, Citing Manufacturing Problems
- Canada Imposes 10% Tariff on Canned Vegetable Imports, Exempts U.S. and Mexico
- Education Department's 1-Point Interest Cut Starts July 1, But 9 Million Defaulted Borrowers Don't Qualify Yet
- JBS USA Closes Philadelphia and Memphis Plants, Cutting 2,000 Jobs as Beef Prices Hit a 16% Annual Increase
- Harvard Study: Income Needed to Buy a Median-Priced Home Has Nearly Doubled Since 2020
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