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US corporate media outlets continue to push propaganda that the economy thrives ahead of the presidential elections, cheerleading the most recent retail sales print.
Elon Musk Warns "Car Industry Very Difficult" As "Ford & Tesla" Only "US Car Companies That Haven't Gone Bankrupt"
Rising prices and higher interest rates are trapping many Americans in expensive credit card debt, a new report states.
That most of us live in a low-value, low-trust economy of shoddy goods and services hidden beneath high-tech frictionless, faceless transactions is not recognized.
The convenience store 7-Eleven will close over 400 stores nationwide, the company has announced.
Buyout heavyweights are increasingly resorting to the old-fashioned way of making money - actually running the companies they've bought.
File this under news that isn't going to help the commercial real estate bubble collapse any slower...
Nobody missed that OpenAI just raised the largest funding round in venture capital history at $6.6B, valuing the company at $157B.
Nearly 50,000 members of the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) have walked off the job, putting billions of dollars' worth of goods at risk of severe delays.
The Atlantic and Gulf strike halts about 50% of US container trade. This is serious.
Just in case getting supplies isn't expensive enough (or difficult enough in the areas hit by Hurricane Helene), now the dockworkers from Maine to Texas have gone on strike. And whether they win or lose their standoff, it's the American consumers
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The Teamsters told Biden: "Stay the f**k out of this fight."
...On Tuesday. Whether you're buying a can of sardines or a screwdriver, getting products to consumers requires that supply chains function well.
I have a feeling that October is going to be one of the most tumultuous months that we have seen in a really long time.
The Port Strike Is Happening Tuesday: What Does It Mean for American Consumers and Small Businesses?
OpenAI CTO Mira Murati is leaving the company Bob McGrew, OpenAI's chief research officer and Barret Zoph, VP of post training have also left.
Building on the Reuters report that ChatGPT-maker OpenAI is mulling over restructuring its core business from a non-profit to a for-profit company, Bloomberg cites sources indicating that CEO Sam Altman could be awarded a handsome 7% equity stake in
Just Days Left Until A Crippling Port Strike Paralyzes The East Coast
August data from Cass Information Systems showed the freight market continues to trudge along what is expected to be a trough. Both shipments and freight spend stepped lower from year-ago levels.
Since early 2022, the big buzz in the tech industry, and among laymen in the general public, has been "artificial intelligence."
It was about two years ago that the decision was taken by Stellantis that subsidiary brands such as Dodge and Chrysler would be shorn of their best-selling models because these were costing Stellantis - the parent company - too much in regulatory com
McDonald's is set to extend its $5 meal deal, originally a summer promotion launched in June, through December across all US markets.
In the heart of Riviera Beach, Florida, a company called K12 Print is redefining what it means to do business in America.
Macy's has announced that it is closing a total of 55 stores by the end of 2024, in the faltering brand's ongoing effort to revamp its business.
Former President Donald Trump addressed the Economic Club of New York Thursday outlining his plan to revitalize the American economy, including by creating a "Government Efficiency Commission" headed by Elon Musk, implementing energy, tariff and
The appetite for moralizing among America's largest companies seems to be waning, and there's a good reason why.
Death Of The Consumer Economy: Over A Third Of U.S. Adults Now Struggle To Pay For Their Most Basic Expenses
The lone San Francisco Denny's holdout has finally shut it doors. You probably know why.
