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Tristan BoveFortune |
Getting smaller firms behind AI is easy. It’s also just the first step.
Government projections don’t see gas prices falling below $3 per gallon until the end of next year.
As the war in Iran sends gas prices surging, the world's growing electric vehicle fleet is providing a buffer. In America, it may finally be enough to...
Most indicators for the U.S. economy were relatively good last year, but not many Americans feel that way.
The Palantir co-founder's private lecture series has arrived in Rome, where both the Catholic Church and Italian lawmakers are pushing back on his...
Higher-for-longer oil prices would lead to economic spillover effects that are much harder to control.
It could be an ‘existential’ threat to the small businesses that rely on them.
The war’s global energy consequences could ripple far beyond its eventual end-date.
As the conflict blocks global fuel trade, governments are bringing back work-from-home policies to save energy.
Social Security’s insolvency would damage a $40 trillion buffer against a wider wealth gap.
Peter Thiel quietly dumped all his Nvidia shares and bought Apple and Microsoft—a repositioning that signals doubt about AI's most celebrated...
The world’s biggest oil exporter says reopening Middle East energy routes is critical as Trump claims the conflict may soon end.
Stopping for hydration breaks, going from halves to quarters, and showing more ads will make this World Cup more familiar to U.S. audiences.
Since the beginning of Trump’s second term, the strategic oil reserve has only grown 5%.
One of the most important names in the global natural gas trade says the war will leave a ‘chain reaction’ rippling through the world.
Young Americans have enough of the digital world, and going analog to make sense of it all.
The Iran conflict alone could cost the US $200 billion. Add it to everything else happening, and the U.S. economy is teetering on a ledge.
Small businesses employ almost 40% of working Americans and drive the vast majority of hiring. Their hiring budget was chewed up by a new tax last...
Trump’s costly campaign in Iran has come under fire for lacking a clear endgame.
War in the Middle East could bring on one of the worst-case scenarios in macroeconomics.
How a waterway barely 30 miles wide could plunge the world into recession.
Countries might have to pick between taking on more short-term risk or missing out on future AI-driven growth.
How Trump’s immigration crackdown could erase ‘the most potent fiscal engine this country has ever seen.’
Health spending is eating up a growing share of the government’s shrinking budget.
The best time to chip away at the national debt and balance the budget is now, when the economy is strong, says the IMF. Trump's trade tariffs are...
Trump’s trade policy risks confusing one problem for a much bigger crisis, according to Harvard professor Gita Gopinath.
So much speculation in financial markets does not bode well for an “already vulnerable economy,” Mark Zandi warns.
For her part, MacGuineas said Bessent’s diatribe was “a bit of an odd response.”
The death of El Mencho decapitates one of Mexico’s most powerful cartels, but there’s a whole lot more sustaining the drug industry nowadays.
Many shoppers and companies might cheer the drawdown of Trump’s tariffs, but the truth is America really needed that money.
Federal debt was set to reach 120% of GDP by 2036, the CBO projected, but that assumed the tariffs would stay in place.
A bipartisan commission saved Social Security in the 1980s. How would that approach fare today?
Allowing companies free rein on AI is bringing on a new level of existential risk, Stuart Russell argues.
Investors are drawing their battle lines as AI sorts tech companies into winners and losers.
$500,000 annual docking fees and private marinas are all part of the package for Florida’s wealthy sea-goers.
Can AI make up lost productivity from crashing fertility rates and shrinking immigration flows? Trump will certainly hope so.
The national debt is set to surpass the historic high of 106% of GDP (which it reached in 1946) by 2030, according to the CBO.
"Our nation’s deficits, debt, interest payments and trust funds are all in terrible shape," says Maya MacGuineas, president of the CRFB.
Delays in processing tax returns can be especially perilous for low-income households.
Trump officials are pitching a new framework to think about raw minerals. It's not actually new.
The spending divide is visible in the last three years of data, the New York Fed says, and college degrees matter a lot.
Despite legal challenges, wind power is fighting back.
‘A presidency that seems up for sale to the highest bidder,’ one watchdog warned.
Trump’s latest move to secure U.S. supply of irreplaceable materials is a callback to a Nixon-era strategy.
Few friends, local politics and logistical challenges make mining in Greenland extra challenging.
Around the world, the middle-aged seem to be doing quite well. It’s a different story in the U.S.
A 20-year French experiment with a wealth tax ended with mixed results, but its removal created problems of its own.
Big Tech is wrapped up in a growing list of contracts to aid ICE’s immigration enforcement operations.
Kristalina Georgieva worried about Gen Z and the middle class in Davos: “This is moving so fast and yet we don't know how to make it safe [and]...
Trump’s technology czar worries AI dread will equate to a “self-inflicted injury.” He’s also against the California billionaires tax.
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