GM Reports Tuesday: Detroit's EV Pivot Faces Its Most Important Test Yet
General Motors releases Q4 2025 earnings Tuesday morning, with analysts expecting a 4% revenue decline as the automaker navigates its costly electric vehicle transition.
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Washington D.C. Becomes Second-Fastest Depreciating Housing Market as DOGE Cuts Reshape Federal Employment
The nation's capital has surged to become the second-fastest depreciating housing market in America as federal layoffs and DOGE initiatives trigger an unprecedented real estate shake-up.
Cathie Wood's ARK Invest Files for Two Crypto Index ETFs Tied to CoinDesk 20
ARK Invest submits regulatory filings for two innovative cryptocurrency ETFs tracking the CoinDesk 20 index, including one that excludes Bitcoin entirely.
Small Businesses Add 9,000 Jobs in December, Signaling Stabilization After Rough November
After shedding 120,000 jobs in November, America's small business sector posted modest gains in December, offering hope that the hiring engine of the economy may be finding its footing.
Oil Prices Steady Near Two-Year Lows as U.S.-Iran Tensions Mount and OPEC+ Holds Production Flat
Crude oil trades near $61 as geopolitical risk from Iran confronts oversupply forecasts. OPEC+ is expected to maintain production pause at Sunday's meeting.
Travelers Delivers 'Earnings Beat of the Decade' With Record $8.96 EPS
The Dow component crushed expectations by 34%, sending shockwaves through the insurance sector and prompting analysts to raise price targets across the industry.
Texas Grid Passes Its Biggest Test Since 2021 as Winter Storm Fern Fails to Trigger Feared Blackouts
ERCOT maintains 11,000 MW of reserves as Winter Storm Fern impacts 170 million Americans. Texas avoids 2021-style catastrophe amid data center power concerns.
Minnesota's 'Economic Blackout': How Immigration Enforcement Triggered an $80 Million Business Crisis
Minneapolis businesses report sales drops of up to 80% as ICE operations, protests, and fear combine to create what some are calling the worst economic disruption since COVID.
60 Minnesota CEOs Break Corporate Silence on Immigration With Unprecedented Joint Letter
Target, UnitedHealth, 3M, and Cargill lead coalition of corporate leaders calling for 'immediate de-escalation' after fatal ICE shootings devastate Minnesota economy.
Home Equity Rates Fall to Two-Year Lows, Opening a Window for Cash-Strapped Homeowners
HELOC and home equity loan rates have dropped to their lowest levels since early 2024, creating opportunities for homeowners sitting on record equity.
Used EV Prices Hit Parity With Gas Cars: Why 300,000 Lease Returns Make 2026 the Year to Go Electric
A flood of 300,000 electric vehicles returning from lease in 2026 is creating unprecedented deals, with used EV prices now matching gas cars for the first time.
Data Center Power Surge Sparks Bipartisan Political Backlash as Electricity Bills Soar
Bernie Sanders and Ron DeSantis find common ground opposing AI data centers as power prices surge and the grid strains under unprecedented demand.