The 500,000 Tech Worker Exodus: Why Economists Say AI Layoffs Are 'Corporate Fiction'
Half a million tech workers have been laid off since ChatGPT launched. Oxford Economics says AI is being used as cover for routine cost-cutting, not replacement.
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Housing Starts Crash to Pandemic-Era Lows as Builders Face Rate and Tariff Double Whammy
US housing starts plunged to 1.246 million units annually, the lowest since the COVID pandemic, as elevated mortgage rates and tariff-driven construction costs squeeze builders.
Prediction Markets Go Mainstream: How Robinhood and Kalshi Are Transforming the Way Americans Trade Information
With monthly trading volume exceeding $13 billion, prediction markets have evolved from niche platforms to mainstream financial instruments reshaping how investors process information.
Jamie Dimon Leads Wall Street's Defense of Jerome Powell as DOJ Investigation Threatens Fed Independence
JPMorgan's CEO joins former Fed chairs and Treasury secretaries in defending Powell against the DOJ criminal probe, warning that undermining Fed independence could backfire.
Congress Races Against January 30 Deadline as Nine Spending Bills Remain Unfunded
With only two weeks until a potential government shutdown, Congress has passed just three of twelve appropriations bills. Here's what investors need to know about the funding fight.
The $133.5 Billion Question: Supreme Court's Tariff Ruling Could Trigger Largest Refund in Trade History
The Supreme Court's imminent ruling on Trump's emergency tariff powers could require refunding over $133 billion to importers while reshaping presidential trade authority.
Canada and China Strike Historic Trade Deal as Trump's Tariffs Push Former Foes Together
In a geopolitical shift, Canada cuts tariffs on Chinese EVs from 100% to 6.1% while China eases restrictions on Canadian canola, as Trump's trade policies push the two nations closer.
CEOs Navigate America's Most Interventionist President: Inside Corporate America's 2026 Survival Playbook
From tariff whiplash to credit card rate caps, Trump's second term has forced corporate America to develop new strategies for navigating the most interventionist presidency in nearly a century.
WEF Global Risks Report 2026: Economic Confrontation Now Top Threat as Davos Opens
The World Economic Forum's 2026 Global Risks Report identifies geoeconomic confrontation as the top threat to global stability, overtaking climate and misinformation concerns.
Housing's Great Regional Flip: Why the Northeast Is Suddenly Leading America's Real Estate Market
Hartford, Rochester, and Worcester now top Realtor.com's housing outlook, a dramatic shift from 2025 when Sun Belt metros dominated. Here's what's driving the reversal.
M&T Bank Delivers Q4 Beat as Regional Lender Posts Record Full-Year Earnings
M&T Bank reported Q4 2025 adjusted EPS of $4.72, beating estimates. The Buffalo-based bank's strong results highlight regional banking's recovery.
SECURE 2.0's Super Catch-Up: Workers 60-63 Can Now Save Up to $35,750 in Their 401(k)
New 2026 rules let workers aged 60-63 contribute an extra $11,250 to their 401(k). Learn how to maximize this super catch-up window before you turn 64.