OPINION

On Monday afternoon, the athletic apparel giant reported earnings for the fourth quarter that ended May 31, 2022, of 90 cents, nine cents better than analysts' estimates.

Taking steps to decrease residential energy consumption and reduce dependence on fossil fuels will be consequential for those not only looking to meet ESG standards but to benefit the planet as a whole.

The Russia-Ukraine war has brought Russia closer to India and China, which have refused to join the U.S. and EU in sanctioning Russia, with Beijing going even further.

The new global divide is about a rules-based international order of multilateralism vs an intimidation and coercion-based order of regionalism and localism.

Platforms like Twitter and Facebook have become immensely powerful through disempowering their users, the very people who give the networks value.

Social media quizzes may be lighthearted, but that doesn’t mean your answers can’t help scammers or hackers find answers to security questions on your bank accounts.

Austria and the Netherlands have followed suit with their plans to revert to dirty coal for their energy needs.

Inflation, the old villain of the American economy, is back, crushing the budgets of American families, devastating small businesses, and taking financial markets for a wild ride.

Japan's reaffirming of the free money policy is counter to other major economies' policies.

However, lead analyst global risks at Sibyline sees the U.S. and its allies promoting a “free and open Indo-Pacific” based on liberal values and international law.

In 2021, Americans lost a record $3.5 billion to cybercrime. In 2020, 37 billion data records were leaked, which was a staggering 140% increase from the previous year. 

Cutting methane emissions has emerged as a key factor in slowing down the warming of the planet. 

The consensus among Fed watchers is that the FOMC will raise its key Fed Funds rate — a critical short-term rate — by 50 basis points, with some Fed watchers predicting a 75-basis-point hike.

Today, in the burgeoning private space business where the USA is an unabashed world leader, "Made in the USA" suddenly is mission-critical for survival and success.

Stagflation is nothing new to the global economy, which went through two serious stagflation episodes in the second half of the 20th century.