President Trump proposes replacing quarterly earnings reports with semiannual ones, aiming to focus on long-term goals and cut compliance costs for public companies. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent supports the idea, citing potential benefits for investors.
A framework deal for TikTok's sale keeps certain 'Chinese characteristics' intact, raising concerns over influence amid U.S. national security debates. What does this mean for the app's future?
In a significant development, U.S. officials have reached a preliminary deal with China regarding TikTok's ownership, aiming to resolve ongoing trade tensions. With President Trump and Xi Jinping set to approve the deal, the negotiations could reshape the future of social media and international trade.
As the deadline for TikTok's potential ban in the US approaches, US and Chinese officials engage in high-stakes trade talks in Spain. Can they find a resolution before time runs out?
In a rare move, billionaire financier Ken Griffin criticizes Trump for undermining Fed independence. This article explores the implications of this stance, including a new proposal from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and a troubling report on JPMorgan Chase's ties to Epstein.
In a bold move to address the escalating housing crisis, President Trump's administration is set to unveil new measures aimed at curbing high costs. With a national housing emergency on the table, could this be the solution Americans have been waiting for?
As the midterm elections approach, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reveals the Trump administration's consideration of declaring a national housing emergency to address pressing voter issues.
As pressure mounts from analysts and politicians, will the Federal Reserve finally cut interest rates? With mixed economic signals and a possible dovish shift, the September meeting could be pivotal!
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent hints at a potential 50 basis-point interest rate cut next month, following weaker job growth indicators. What does this mean for the economy?
In a surprising turn of events, President Trump has dismissed IRS Commissioner Billy Long just two months after his Senate confirmation. This decision raises questions amid controversies surrounding Long's past work and allegations of fraud.
