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Over 250 million square feet of US office space will be demolished or permanently removed from inventory by 2027, the largest purge of commercial real estate in modern American history.
The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index plunged to 84.5 in January, its lowest reading since May 2014, yet credit card data and retail sales tell a story of resilient spending.
A widening gap between upper and lower-income consumer spending reveals a K-shaped economy where record stock portfolios coexist with record credit card delinquencies.
Legal sportsbooks took in a record $1.76 billion in Super Bowl LX wagers, a 27% increase from last year, as prediction markets added another $100 million in volume.
The US Treasury plans to borrow $574 billion in marketable debt this quarter, with $125 billion in auctions this week alone, as interest payments on the $36 trillion national debt consume $10 billion per week.
Robinhood Markets reports Q4 2025 earnings on Tuesday with crypto trading revenue surging 300% year over year and the platform expanding into prediction markets, derivatives, and AI-powered tools.
Lyft reports Q4 2025 earnings Monday after the bell with analysts expecting $1.75 billion in revenue and $0.32 adjusted EPS as the ride-hailing industry confronts a cooling labor market.
OPEC has abandoned its 2026 deficit forecast and now projects a balanced global oil market as non-OPEC production surges and the EIA forecasts Brent crude averaging $56 per barrel.
The reconciliation law signed last July cuts $911 billion from Medicaid over 10 years and introduces the first national work requirements, threatening coverage for nearly 12 million Americans.
The Department of Homeland Security's funding expires February 13 after Congress left for recess without a deal on ICE reforms, raising the specter of a second partial shutdown in two weeks.
After cutting 11,000 positions in 2025, Ford faces up to 11,000 additional layoffs in 2026 as slowing EV demand, tariff pressure, and cost overruns force the automaker to restructure.
Nearly 55,000 U.S. jobs were explicitly attributed to AI replacement in 2025, according to Challenger data. In 2026, Mastercard, Dow, and UPS are accelerating automation-driven layoffs.