Fed Governor Waller Signals a Possible July Rate Cut Amid Central Bank Split

One influential member of the Federal Reserve is advocating for an interest rate cut as soon as July, highlighting internal policy divisions even as others caution against moving too soon.

Nicholas Ricci

June 20, 2025

Lululemon Lays Off Corporate Jobs Amid Strategic Reset

Miles Carter

June 20, 2025

The Future of Social Security and Medicare: Why You Can’t Rely on Them Alone

With government trust funds set to run dry by 2033, younger generations—and even today’s retirees—may need to rethink how they plan for retirement.

Miles Carter

June 20, 2025

Meta Spent $100M to Lure AI Talent from Google in High-Stakes Talent War

In a bold move to stay ahead in the AI race, Meta reportedly invested $100 million to recruit top AI researchers from Google’s DeepMind.

Miles Carter

June 19, 2025

Juneteenth Recognition Diminishes as Companies Scale Back DEI Initiatives

Corporate observance of Juneteenth appears to be declining as many companies pull back on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts.

Miles Carter

June 19, 2025

Amazon Requires Corporate Employees to Relocate Closer to Offices Amid Return-to-Work Push

Amazon is enforcing a relocation policy for some corporate staff as part of its broader effort to bring workers back to the office.

Miles Carter

June 19, 2025

Federal Reserve Holds Interest Rates Steady Amid Inflation Concerns

The Fed is maintaining current interest rates as it monitors lingering inflation, signaling a cautious approach to future policy changes.

Miles Carter

June 18, 2025

Restaurant Sales See Steepest Decline Since 2023 Amid Consumer Spending Slowdown

U.S. restaurant sales fell sharply in May, raising concerns that consumers are tightening their wallets in response to economic uncertainty and rising costs.

Jordan Wells

June 18, 2025

Chase Sapphire Reserve Adds New Perks—But Is It Worth the $795 Price Tag?

Chase is rolling out new benefits for its Sapphire Reserve cardholders, including enhanced perks and discounts—but the annual fee is climbing to $795, prompting questions about whether the upgrades justify the cost.

Miles Carter

June 18, 2025

Intel to Layoff Up to 20% of Factory Staff in Mid‑July Restructuring

In a bid to streamline operations and reinforce its foundry focus, Intel plans to lay off up to one-fifth of its global factory workforce starting mid-July 2025.

Miles Carter

June 17, 2025

Amex Prep: Major Platinum Card Overhaul Slated for Late 2025

American Express is preparing a comprehensive upgrade—its largest-ever investment—to revamp its Consumer and Business Platinum Cards with enhanced design, benefits, and travel perks.

Miles Carter

June 17, 2025

Prime Day 2025 Turns Into a Four‑Day Shopping Marathon

Amazon is extending its annual Prime Day event from two to four days—July 8–11—along with new daily spotlight deals and celebrity-led promotions to capture more consumer attention and spending.

Miles Carter

June 17, 2025

Rising Student Loan Defaults Deal a Major Blow to Credit Scores

As pandemic-era forgiveness expires, millions of Americans are seeing their credit scores plummet due to resumed collections and escalating student loan delinquencies.

Nicholas Ricci

June 16, 2025

WhatsApp Takes the Leap: Ads, Subscriptions & Promoted Channels Arrive

WhatsApp is rolling out ads and new monetization tools—while keeping private chats intact—to better serve creators, businesses, and its 1.5 billion daily users.

Miles Carter

June 16, 2025

Amazon and Roku: Forging a Connected-TV Advertising Powerhouse

A new exclusive partnership gives advertisers access to over 80 million authenticated U.S. connected‑TV households via Amazon’s DSP, dramatically expanding scale, targeting precision, and ad efficiency in the CTV space.

Jordan Wells

June 16, 2025