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OPM's new Schedule Policy/Career rule converts tens of thousands of career federal employees in policy-influencing roles to at-will status, stripping appeal rights and job protections.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac now accept VantageScore 4.0 for mortgage applications, using rent and utility payments to score borrowers. Here's what it means for homebuyers.
Estimates suggest Americans will receive $30 billion to $100 billion in larger tax refunds in 2026, creating a consumer spending boost that could offset rising tariff costs.
With 59% of S&P 500 companies reporting, Q4 2025 earnings are growing 10.1% year-over-year. But the revenue beat rate has fallen to 65%, below the five-year average.
Linde reported record full-year revenue of $34 billion with adjusted EPS up 6% to $16.46, driven by AI data center cooling demand and clean energy projects, and guided for 6-9% earnings growth in 2026.
Affirm reported its first-ever GAAP operating profit of $118 million, beat earnings estimates by 37%, and revealed 3.7 million active card users as BNPL enters the financial mainstream.
The IRS has phased out paper tax refund checks under Executive Order 14247. Here's what 150 million filers need to know about direct deposit, frozen refunds, and new tax benefits for 2026.
Roivant Sciences stock rockets 15% after reporting transformational Phase II results for brepocitinib in cutaneous sarcoidosis. With $4.5 billion in cash and an NDA filed for dermatomyositis, the biotech is on offense.
Newell Brands stock sinks 12% after the maker of Sharpie, Rubbermaid, and Yankee Candle warns that tariffs will create a $150 million earnings headwind in 2026, with core sales declining and Q1 guidance falling far below expectations.
JP Morgan predicts Amazon will raise Prime membership fees by $20 to $159 in 2026, generating an estimated $3 billion in new annual revenue with minimal subscriber churn, as the company faces pressure to offset massive AI spending.
Stellantis announces a staggering $26 billion charge as the Jeep and Chrysler parent pulls back from its EV strategy, suspends its dividend, and launches a sweeping business reset that sends shares crashing 27%.
A nonpartisan analysis from the Partnership for Public Service estimates that DOGE's federal workforce cuts have cost taxpayers $135 billion in fiscal year 2026, nearly erasing the $160 billion in claimed savings.