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A Fed Voting Member Said Interest Rates Should Be Higher. Stocks Fell
Stocks fell on Thursday as chipmakers dropped despite solid earning reports. Comments from a Federal Reserve voting member also weighed on indexes.The S&P 500 fell 0.51%, while the tech-heavy...
The Global Race to Regulate AI Is Creating New Risks for Businesses
People may be using artificial intelligence (AI) more often, but they still want its use to be regulated. In fact, more than half of the population in a 2025...
The Milk That Milk Forgot: How Alexandre Family Farm Brought A2 Back
There is a gelato shop called Gemlato, in San Luis Obispo, California, where the gelato in the case quietly outshines even the fanciest frozen scoops in Rome. Customers who...
Inflation Fell More Than Expected In June, But a Fed Member Said Interest Rates Should Be ‘Modestly’ Higher
Dallas Federal Reserve President Lorie Logan said interest rates should be "modestly" higher to help inflation return to the 2% goal.Logan, who is a voting member in the Federal...
From the Jersey Shore to a National Platform: How Suite Capacity Is Expanding Across the United States
On the Jersey Shore, Billy Butler started managing other people's vacation rentals with no investors, no inherited property, and no background in hospitality. Five years and 70-plus doors later,...
SpaceX’s Stock Keeps Falling. Short Sellers Are Now Piling Up
Short sellers are piling up their bets against SpaceX as the company's stock falls after its IPO last month.CNBC detailed that about 30% of the company's publicly tradable shares...
CIPA Lawsuits Are Surging: Why Your Website Could Be Next
The letter gives you 20 to 30 days. It arrives on law firm stationery, says your website has been illegally wiretapping its visitors, and offers to settle for anywhere...
Jamie Dimon’s JPMorgan Is Closing In on a Historic Milestone. The World’s First $1 Trillion Bank
JPMorgan Chase is on the verge of making financial history as the first bank ever to reach a $1 trillion market valuation, underscoring the Wall Street giant's dominance under...
America’s College-First Mindset Is Failing the Workforce
John W. Brewster For decades, we have told young Americans that if they want a successful life, there is only one respectable path: go to college. That message has...
The World Cup Is Boosting Spending. Hotels, Beer And Tourism Feel It First.
The FIFA World Cup has delivered a lift to businesses in several U.S. host cities, with hotels, bars and restaurants reporting stronger traffic as millions of fans traveled across...
