A new Realtor.com analysis projects a turn toward balance in the housing market next year, with modest price declines expected in over twenty major metropolitan areas, offering a glimmer of relief for prospective buyers.
The Department of Labor has allocated tens of thousands of supplemental H-2B visas for transportation and other seasonal industries. However, a State Department visa freeze and stringent new English testing requirements cast doubt on whether foreign drivers will fill empty seats.
AIxCrypto announces a dual milestone: its AIxC Hub platform has exceeded one million registered wallets, coinciding with the finalization of a $10 million strategic equity investment into EV maker Faraday Future, signaling a deeper push into blending traditional finance with digital ecosystems.
In a competitive labor market, companies are re-evaluating their total compensation strategies. A new report breaks down the distinct roles of foundational benefits, cultural perks, and performance-based rewards in driving engagement and retention.
As Palantir Technologies' stock soars, fueled by robust government and commercial demand, we examine the key drivers behind its growth and the high-stakes valuation debate.
Amid strong GDP growth, Connecticut faces a shrinking workforce and high costs. CBIA President Chris DiPentima urges state lawmakers to reduce regulatory burdens and boost support for small businesses to ensure sustainable, inclusive economic expansion.
The head of a major US auto parts supplier, following its acquisition of Britain's GKN Automotive, cautions that European nations must implement protective policies or face severe job losses as affordable Chinese electric vehicles reshape the market.
While global leaders convene at Davos, a quiet revolution is underway in American homes and workplaces. New data reveals a profound shift in how workers view education and career paths, prioritizing skilled trades and practical experience over traditional four-year degrees in the face of AI-driven economic change.
Souheil Badran, U.S. Bank's Chief Operations Officer, will retire this spring after a three-year tenure marked by a focus on digital transformation and client experience. The bank has activated its succession planning but has not yet named a replacement.
Major corporations, from Pfizer to Amazon, are increasingly turning to flexible workspace providers to establish satellite offices, driving significant expansion in the sector despite a broader office market recalibration.
Leaked internal memo reveals Cracker Barrel is requiring employees to eat primarily at its own restaurants during business trips, while also curtailing travel and alcohol reimbursements, as the chain grapples with financial pressures and fallout from a controversial rebrand.
Shares of the thrift retail chain have rebounded sharply in recent weeks, but a closer look at key valuation metrics reveals a complex picture. While a discounted cash flow model suggests significant upside, its price-to-sales ratio tells a more cautious story, leaving investors to question the stock's true fair value.
As tax season opens, the U.S. Treasury Department forecasts significantly larger refunds for the majority of American households, citing recent tax code changes including enhanced child credits and a doubled standard deduction.
Somaliland's President tells Reuters he anticipates a swift trade agreement with Israel, the first nation to recognize its independence, with critical minerals like lithium on the table in exchange for technology and investment.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has called for an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's alleged ties to Russian intelligence, suggesting the sex-trafficking network may have been a 'kompromat' operation targeting Western elites.
NATO's military command has begun planning an 'Arctic Sentry' surveillance mission as U.S.-European tensions over Greenland's future strain alliance unity, officials confirmed Tuesday.
A middle school art teacher in southern France is fighting for her life after being stabbed multiple times by a teenage pupil during a lesson, reigniting national debates on school safety and youth violence.
Facing steep aid cuts, the World Health Organization launches a scaled-back $1 billion emergency appeal for 2026 to sustain essential health services across Gaza, Sudan, Ukraine and other crisis zones, warning that underfunding risks severe global consequences.
Despite multi-year share price surges, new analysis suggests Amazon.com (AMZN) may be trading at a significant discount to its intrinsic value, presenting a potential opportunity for investors willing to look beyond recent performance.
Palantir Technologies' shares surged nearly 7% following a blockbuster earnings report, fueled by a 66% jump in U.S. government revenue. The data analytics firm, a key Pentagon and intelligence community contractor, is riding a wave of increased defense spending, though its high valuation and controversial ICE surveillance work draw mixed reactions from investors and analysts.
