In a significant immigration shift, President Trump announced a $100,000 yearly fee for H-1B visas and introduced a $1 million 'gold card' for skilled foreign workers, sparking legal concerns and industry debates.
Ray Dalio of Bridgewater Associates highlights the alarming trajectory of America's national debt, stressing the need for action as spending outpaces growth. Can the U.S. government adapt?
In a groundbreaking case, the Trump administration seeks the Supreme Court's approval to fire Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook, challenging the limits of presidential power over the economy.
A groundbreaking £150bn US investment package has been unveiled, promising to create over 7,600 jobs across the UK. Major players like Blackstone and Microsoft are leading the charge in this historic economic boost during Trump's state visit.
In a surprising turn, jobless claims in the U.S. have decreased significantly, dropping by 33,000 to 231,000 after reaching a four-year high. This decline may indicate a stabilizing job market as the nation continues to recover from the pandemic.
The Federal Reserve has lowered its benchmark interest rate for the first time since December, responding to a slowing labor market and economic growth. With projections for future cuts, investors are left wondering how this will impact inflation and job stability.
With the Federal Reserve poised for its first interest rate cut of 2025, global markets are on edge. This article explores the implications of potential rate changes and key market indicators shaping today's financial landscape.
In a significant policy shift, the Federal Reserve is poised to lower interest rates to support the struggling US labor market, influenced by President Trump's demands and recent political developments.
As the Federal Reserve meets for a pivotal decision, experts predict a potential rate cut could reshape borrowing and spending in the U.S. economy. But is this a sign of recovery or a response to faltering growth? Find out what it means for you!
US retail sales continue their upward trend, rising 0.6% in August, marking the third consecutive month of growth. This unexpected increase showcases consumer resilience despite inflation concerns.
