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Forecasters predict 2026 will deliver the lowest gasoline prices since the pandemic, with potential savings of hundreds of dollars per household as oil markets enter a supply glut.
The U.S. Small Business Administration guaranteed a record-breaking $44 billion in loans to small businesses in fiscal year 2025, signaling robust capital access for entrepreneurs.
Nvidia unveiled Alpamayo, an open-source AI platform that helps autonomous vehicles reason through complex driving situations like a human driver would.
Federal regulators are intensifying scrutiny of Bitcoin ATMs after Americans lost more than $330 million to scams routed through the machines in 2025.
Goldman Sachs is targeting $500 million for a new Japan-focused real estate fund, betting that the world's third-largest economy offers compelling property opportunities.
Ford discontinues the F-150 Lightning as traditional automakers retreat from EVs. Combined with GM's $1.6 billion writedown, Detroit faces its most painful pivot in decades.
After years of Sun Belt dominance, Northeastern and Midwestern metros top Realtor.com's 2026 housing market rankings as remote work reshapes American geography.
The AAII Investor Sentiment Survey shows 44% of retail investors are bullish on stocks—above the 37.5% historical average. Here's what it means for markets.
Consumer sentiment sits 30% below year-ago levels even as stocks hit records. Economists call it a 'vibepression'—a sentiment depression alongside GDP growth.
Social Security benefits rose 2.8% in January 2026, adding $56 to the average monthly retirement check. Here's what recipients need to know about the increase and Medicare costs.
From Virginia to Indiana, grassroots movements are defeating Big Tech's data center expansion plans, forcing companies like Amazon and Microsoft to rethink their AI infrastructure strategy.
After $6 billion in outflows to end 2025, institutional appetite for crypto ETFs returned with a vengeance as Bitcoin and Ethereum funds attracted $645 million on January 2nd.