Olivia Harper

In the abruptness of Kirk's death, the movement he helped build is now at a crossroads, wrestling with both its promises and its costs.

Polish and NATO forces shot down 19 Russian drones that violated Polish airspace during a large-scale Russian aerial assault on Ukraine. Prime Minister Donald Tusk described the breach as "an act of aggression" and activated NATO's Article 4 for urgent consultations.

The collaboration aims to support restaurant growth by providing financial solutions that traditional banks often overlook.

Miran, currently serving as chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, has pledged to take an unpaid leave of absence from his White House role if confirmed to the Fed, according to PBS NewsHour.

According to the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), small business owners are cautiously optimistic, but high employee turnover and skill gaps continue to weigh on confidence, suggesting that workforce issues remain a central hurdle for economic growth.

A new survey by the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai shows only 41% of U.S. companies are optimistic about their five-year outlook in China—the lowest reading since the survey began in 1999.

The SEC is sharpening enforcement against auditors, underwriters and advisers accused of enabling speculative micro-cap listings, warning that geographic distance will not shield bad actors from U.S. oversight.

Qatar reacted furiously, describing the strike as "state terrorism" and a direct assault on its sovereignty. Qatari officials said they were given only minutes of warning, undermining U.S. claims that the country had been alerted in advance.

The benchmark revision slashed employment gains by nearly one million, suggesting that hiring had been far weaker than policymakers, investors and businesses previously believed.

Early reports indicate that Hamas's ceasefire negotiating team survived the attack. Qatar has strongly condemned the strike, calling it a 'cowardly' act and a breach of international law.

The ADP National Employment Report, released Thursday, showed private employers added just 54,000 jobs in August, well below expectations of 65,000 and down from 106,000 in July.

The activist hedge fund is demanding sharper focus on beverages and efficiency gains, raising the prospect of major changes at the global drinks and snacks giant.

The Chamber is recalibrating its political strategy amid growing White House intervention in corporate affairs, seeking to preserve influence across party lines.

Personal debt pressures are weighing on household confidence, with fewer Americans reporting financial well-being despite optimism about the longer-term outlook.

The food giant will separate into two publicly traded companies -- one focused on heritage condiments and cheeses, the other on ready-to-eat staples -- in a move to revive growth after years of underperformance.

Beijing's decision to allow the yuan to appreciate, after months of weakness, signals a diplomatic overture to Washington while also shoring up confidence at home.

The ruling also sets a precedent for AI competition, requiring Google to share search data with rivals and potentially accelerating innovation across the sector.

U.S. long-term yields briefly touched 5% for the first time since July, fueling fiscal concerns and mirroring bond market turbulence in Japan, the U.K., and Europe as investors demand higher returns on government debt.

U.S. stock futures gained on Labor Day after a federal court ruling against most Trump-era tariffs, even as a new survey showed American businesses remain deeply tied to China despite trade tensions.

At the Shanghai Cooperation Organization meeting in Tianjin, Xi Jinping welcomed Putin, Modi, and other leaders as China pushed for a multipolar world order.

The move puts Ukraine's industrial heartland at risk, while analysts warned it signals Moscow's intent to stretch Ukraine's defenses across multiple fronts beyond Donbas.

IMF and OECD revise growth forecasts downward, warning that trade tensions and elevated inflation could dampen investment and global recovery.

The $8.9 billion equity deal, announced late last week, converted federal CHIPS Act grants into stock, making Washington Intel's largest single shareholder.

Fed funds futures now imply an 85 to 90 percent chance of a 25-basis-point reduction at the Sept. 16–17 policy meeting, up from roughly 75 percent before Powell's speech.

Whether a distribution center, warehouse, or manufacturing site, its location impacts everything, from transportation efficiency to customer satisfaction and sustainability goals.

The bill would raise the child tax credit from $2,000 to $3,000 per child and broaden deductions for health insurance premiums and medical expenses.

Moody's Analytics chief economist Mark Zandi said over 53 percent of industries tracked in the government's payroll survey shed workers last month.

Chipmakers agree to revenue-sharing arrangement to resume shipments ahead of trade deadline; analysts warn of margin hit and legal challenges.

Experts warn that such aggressive tariff policies risk damaging decades of diplomatic progress between the U.S. and important emerging markets.