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Food prices shot up sharply in August, squeezing household budgets as staples like meat, dairy, and vegetables became noticeably more expensive.
Employers increasingly prioritize skills, experience, and potential—proving that in many fields, a college diploma is nice to have, not a must-have.
Even as surveys show employers are feeling downbeat about hiring, many job seekers are still determined—optimistic that opportunity is out there despite the media’s gloom.
A sweeping update from the Bureau of Labor Statistics revealed that the U.S. economy added 911,000 fewer jobs over the past year than previously reported—raising red flags about a weakening labor market and strengthening
In 2024, inflation erased any meaningful progress in U.S. household income, leaving median earnings flat after adjustment—while the biggest earners pulled ahead, and women and Black households fell behind.
Oracle just shattered expectations—its stock soared nearly 40% on projections of up to $500 billion in AI-driven cloud revenue, signaling a seismic shift in how enterprise infrastructure is valued.
Apple introduced the ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air—the slimmest iPhone yet—and refreshed its core lineup with upgraded chips, enhanced cameras, and new health-forward smartwatches.
Apple is leaning into next-gen hardware—with news of a slender new iPhone “Air,” visionOS updates, and a future pipeline of AR glasses—signaling the company’s renewed push to own innovation.
The latest data shows 13-year-olds are reading less effectively than at any point in the past three decades, raising alarm about long-term literacy and learning gaps.
Private equity shops are aggressively hiring fundraising executives from top investment banks and institutions, offering more capital and pressure for growth to woo talent from the buy-side.
Markets are bracing for a wave of data this week—including inflation figures, labor-market revisions, and Fed moves—that could steer the direction of interest rates and investor sentiment.
Nearly half of working mothers report missing work in the past year due to childcare needs, highlighting deep cracks in currently available support systems.
International postal traffic to the U.S. plunged by 80% overnight after the removal of a long-standing duty exemption for low-value packages—sparking massive disruptions and suspensions in service.
PBS is laying off dozens of employees following a steep 30% decline in public media funding, signaling a tense realignment for the beloved public broadcaster.
Ethical lapses by CEOs—from hidden staff romances to risky insider trades—can cost companies dearly, triggering stock drops, damaged reputation, and long-term erosion of trust.
