Businesses in the U.S. are warning of price hikes due to Trump's tariffs, but recent data shows only a limited impact on inflation. Learn how this could change in the coming months!
A landmark federal court ruling allows colleges to directly pay athletes, marking a transformative shift in college sports. With new payment caps and potential legal challenges ahead, the future of student-athlete compensation is set to evolve dramatically.
Experts warn that small cap stocks could continue to lag behind larger companies, even as fears of a recession fade. Capital Economics highlights historical trends and recent market movements.
The U.S. government has canceled a crucial $770 million contract with Moderna for an avian flu vaccine, risking public health as pandemics prove to be a costly threat. Experts warn of the implications of prioritizing military spending over health security.
In a candid Baccalaureate address at Princeton, Fed Chair Jerome Powell shared his unexpected career journey, revealing how he originally dismissed economics as 'boring' and how his time in a warehouse shaped his future.
U.S. retail egg prices fell to $5.12 in April after reaching $6.23 in March, marking the steepest drop since 1984. Experts predict further declines due to reduced consumer demand and fewer bird flu outbreaks.
Egg prices have dropped 18% from their record highs last month, providing relief for consumers as supplies recover from the bird flu crisis. Find out what this means for your budget!
President Trump's upcoming trip to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE focuses on economic priorities while navigating the complexities of regional conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine. Will his visit redefine diplomacy?
Consumers are scrambling to purchase vehicles ahead of impending tariff-related price increases, leading to a notable surge in auto sales. However, overall consumer spending remains cautious, with many opting to delay major purchases amidst economic uncertainty.
Elon Musk shared a provocative video of Milton Friedman discussing free trade, signaling his opposition to Trump's new tariffs. What does this mean for the future of U.S. trade policy?
