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Wealthy buyers are expanding their housing horizons.

“If you don't like customer service, you're probably not going to like working at Starbucks. We're in that transition of getting people to understand that,” Niccol said.

Trump Mobile "had to pause everything on the FCC side of things" during the shutdown, which is why the golden $499 T1 smartphone won't launch this year.

“If this gives you a little temporary unpopularity with your peer group, the hell with ’em,” Buffett’s former business partner Charlie Munger added.

“This is a devastating situation for a small businessman,” said Marine Patrol Sgt. Matthew Sinclair.

AI could be the disruption of the century, and a positive one. But that is far from inevitable.

The worry is that a national Depression might catch up to us, but the real problem lies with the national depression.

The “everyday millionaire” population is exploding, and the rich added a record haul themselves this year. But where do they want to live?

President Donald Trump’s administration announced on Tuesday that it’s freezing child care funds to Minnesota and demanding an audit of some day care centers after a series of fraud schemes involving government programs in recent years. Deputy Secretary of Health and Human Services Jim O’Neill said on the social platform…

More Americans are turning 65 in 2025 than any year before. That trend is set to continue through 2027.

From labor-force exits to AI bias, the U.S. spent the year erasing the workers it depends on, and the bill is coming due.