OPINION

With inflation falling to its lowest level in nearly two years, consumers are publicly criticizing what they perceive to be questionable retail practices.

AI systems will take the fast-food sector by storm, replacing workers from one task to another, taking orders from customers, placing orders for suppliers, and processing payments.

Political analysts expect the New Democracy Party to win the elections, though it may not get enough votes to form a new government.

If America really cares about mothers, it needs to step up and act like it and start changing policies, beginning with creating maternal/parental leave.

The FDA's accelerated approval program expedites the release of new drugs to treat serious conditions.

Massively investing in tech innovation is easy for China because the Chinese Communist Party and Government control major investments.

Saudi Arabia's and Russia's power to set oil prices may have surprised some, as the U.S, not Saudi Arabia, is the world's largest oil producer these days.

The restrictions have stirred up much controversy over the impact they will have on Beijing's bid to make the great leap forward from imitation to innovation.

The failure of the two banks raised the speculation of an imminent credit crunch that would slow down lending and spending across the economy, easing further inflation pressures in the months ahead.

Apple's EVA is currently standing at 30.18%, up from 7% in 2017, while Google's EVA is currently at 22%, up from 9% over the same period.

More than seven in 10 consumers (73%) report they would now stick with private-label brands regardless of price.

The market has rallied whenever Chairman Powell has publicly spoken, seemingly hearing what it wants to hear. And it has consistently priced in future rate cuts.

From the aftermath of the COVID pandemic, to economic recession, growing inequality and the grim inevitability of climate change, many issues weigh on the minds of young people.

There is a growing conviction that the recall of EU ambassadors and the closure of Western embassies in Tehran, followed by the expulsion of all Iranian diplomatic staff and their cohorts from Europe and the U.S., would be a more forceful response to the regime's barbarity.

The rapid advancement of Generative AI has led to companies rushing in, researching it and applying the tech to film, art, and literature.

While the aviation industry has successfully embraced AI and data solutions in recent years, solutions are lagging when it comes to customer service and communications.

Have valuations been depressed far enough to make U.S. stocks a bargain? It depends on the metric used and the expectations of the direction of the U.S. economy.

Asked how they're spending money going into the new year, most Americans (59%) say they are pulling back, while only 22% say they are spending "freely."

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's government made critical revisions to Japan's security chart, lifting some of the impediments preventing the country from rearming.

As investors assess the ongoing macroeconomic risks, it may be tempting to reallocate assets or sit on the sidelines to escape further damage. But, some signs show staying the course will be rewarded.

Traders and investors were spooked by hard-landing and recession talks by corporate CEOs from Walmart, JPMorgan, General Motors, Walmart, United, and Union Pacific.

The problem became so severe that it prompted Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to appoint himself as agriculture secretary in hopes of bringing food costs under control.

Beijing thinks Taiwan belongs to China, and it has stepped up its political and military campaign to make Taipei part of the "motherland."

Even though over two-thirds of Americans agree Black Friday is the best day to find bargains online, many will make cutbacks to ensure they can cover their costs in other areas.

The U.S. vice president's visit to the disputed islands signals a significant policy shift from Washington and the Philippines.

The two countries have been in escalating conflict and rivalry over a broad range of issues, from the South China Sea to Beijing's position in the Russian-Ukraine war to Taiwan's independence.

Twitter is by no means the first social platform to have caught Musk's attention. The first, known as X, exists as little more than a concept in his fertile imagination.

The news of BRK's purchase of TSM comes at a time the semiconductor industry had been out of favor among investors due to higher interest rates and the strong dollar.

It's Elon Musk's first attempt to change how the Internet and social media work, bringing the user into the business conversation.