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The tech giants went on a hiring spree over the last few years, with one exception. → Read More
The financial losses resulting from recent climate disasters are greater than the amount of federal funds provided for recovery efforts, the report said. → Read More
The Black Sea Grain Initiative, which is set to expire next month, has helped address the mounting food crisis triggered in part by Russia's war. → Read More
A handful of make-or-break elections will decide which party controls the Senate. Use this guide to sort them out and learn the key facts about each race. → Read More
Musk will need to lean on these deputies as Tesla brings two new factories to full production, and tries to fulfill elusive goals in service and self-driving. → Read More
Before the war, Ukraine and Russia accounted for almost a quarter of global grain exports until those shipments came to a severe halt for nearly six months. → Read More
The struggling retailer announced the closures as part of a plan to stablize its finances. → Read More
Amazon went on a building binge between 2020 and 2022 that left it with too much space, causing the company to scale back its warehouse network. → Read More
Flight cancellation and delay rates were up this summer compared with 2019. → Read More
The closures come after a series of "challenging incidents" at these locations brought employees' and customers' safety into question. → Read More
The share of American adults who've used buy-now, pay-later services has increased to 43% — a 12 point jump from 2021, according to LendingTree. → Read More
There may not be a nationwide housing bubble, but specific metro areas in Texas, Idaho, and Florida could have inflated prices, a real estate expert warns. → Read More
Three of the most popular destinations in the Lone Star state are within commuting distance to Dallas or Fort Worth. → Read More
The global shortage of semi-conductors has meant less output of new cars, which has trickled down to the used car market, pushing prices to historic levels. → Read More
The homebuying market has been fiercely competitive for the last two years, and it's pushed more buyers to strip the inspection clause from their bids. → Read More
New data from Monster shows that more than 40% of workers in the U.S. quit a job in the last year, and that 72% would go back to an old employer for better pay. → Read More
The U.S. unemployment rate dropped to 3.6% in March, and 23 states now have unemployment rates at or below their pre-pandemic levels. → Read More
"Those shopping for homes are struggling with not only higher and more volatile mortgage rates, but also an ongoing shortage of homes on the market," economist says. → Read More
3 in 5 millennials (ages 26-41) and 4 in 5 Gen Zers (ages 18-25) say they'll probably look for new jobs this year, according to a Bankrate survey. → Read More
Employers created 678,000 jobs in February, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and previous months' estimates were significantly revised upward. → Read More