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Musk touted a massive energy storage project in Australia designed to stabilize the grid and expand renewable use.
A half-point cut is “now in play,” some analysts say.
June’s job loss was the first since the pandemic, a flashing-red signal that the economy’s growth momentum has stopped.
It’s an ominous sign ahead of Friday’s release of jobs data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Forget corporate tax breaks. Cities now pay remote workers to move in.
Did the Oracle of Omaha misplace his crystal ball?
Smartphones are turning CEO scandals into viral spectacles, and boards are scrambling to respond to the changing environment.
High-profile executives usually get a “golden parachute,” even after serious misconduct violations.
Even higher income shoppers are now “value-seeking,” Dollar General CEO said.
Consumers “don’t have a clue what’s going on,” said Raymond Robertson, a labor economist.
From diamond rings to denim, the Swift-Kelce brand machine is moving markets already.
“I would never think of her getting something standard,” Benjamin Khordipour of Estate Diamond Jewelry said.
It's more important to have a dovish Fed than an independent one, investor Jay Hatfield told Fortune.
Detroit isn’t doomed, said Dan Sperling, founding director of the UC Davis Institute of Transportation Studies. But it requires some key policy...
If inflation starts climbing again after a rate cut, “the Fed will have to reverse course—and in the worst case, start hiking again,” Slok said.
Trump has a newfound taste for state involvement in the private sector. It’s a palate Sanders has long enjoyed.
“We could do everything national conservatives hope to do for America’s non-college males, but through building, not factories,” economist Bryan...
Quazi defied every expectation since he was 10. Now, the teen prodigy is defying the Silicon Valley allure.
Trump on Monday told reporters he thinks restaurants are more crowded than they’ve been in a long time.
Altman also said that he thinks we’re in an AI “bubble.”
Even conservative Heritage Foundation economist Steven Moore is worried about a labor shortage.
China is “set up to hit grand slams,” longtime Chinese energy expert David Fishman told Fortune. “The U.S., at best, can get on base.”
“It’s kind of a pessimistic story,” Maxwell Tabarrok said.
"They blew their future," one expert said.
As part of his departure, former Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen forfeited all of his unvested equity and bonuses—a total of $11 million.
William Beach, who Stephen Moore calls a “good friend,” said Trump's numbers shared during his Oval Office presser were “the strangest thing in...
Francis Fukuyama warns Trump’s moves could erode institutional independence—and business leaders won’t feel it until it’s too late.
After a historic downward revision to jobs numbers, Trump fired the head of the BLS. But critics on both sides say the move won’t fix deeper...
Critics have ridiculed the 21-year-old’s new product “Friend,” but Schiffmann remains unfazed.
The probe is the latest of the PAC’s troubles, with a major shakeup happening in late July.
Streamer Adin Ross interviewed the Republican presidential nominee, who gave a shoutout to Tesla CEO Elon Musk
One of the world's foremost economists, Lant Pritchett, has a plan.
As election season intensifies, tech figures are dividing into Democratic and Republican camps.
One country gave their athletes a whole restaurant.
Musk previously waffled on a cage match with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.