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Trump often says the US has the hottest economy on Earth. For millions of US households, the numbers tell a different story.

AI is killing off the cold email, a type of communication that’s mostly seen as a nuisance but that we may miss when it’s gone

Allie Beth Stuckey’s podcast is aimed at some of the most loyal Republican voters. But on the eve of the midterms, many are burned out on politics

Over the past 25 years, China has made major strides closing the gap with the US in space. The pace will pick up in the next 25 years as it aims not just to match the US but to surpass it

US trade czar Jamieson Greer faces the task of rebuilding a tariff wall that survives the legal challenges already piling up

RBC CEO Dave McKay, who’s pushed the bank well beyond its Canadian roots, reveals how he uses AI at work and what keeps him up at night

Dan Bilzerian, an early Instagram superstar, got into the vape business with help from his father, a Wall Street legend and convicted felon. Then things got weirder.

AI tries to simulate the more human and unpredictable aspects of the Federal Reserve’s decision-making

A Snapchat filter sparked a trend of kids filming themselves driving as fast as they could. The deadly fallout forced a reckoning, forming the base of a successful legal strategy now holding social media companies to account.

Russia-linked hackers are causing physical damage across NATO countries, raising fears that crude attacks could turn catastrophic

Can Anthropic’s handpicked trustees balance the rapid growth of AI with concerns about a computer-driven catastrophe?

It’s been a brutal nine months for the admissions offices at US MBA programs as applications take a nosedive, according to a new survey

Burger King recently wrested back its title as America’s No. 2 burger chain by sales from Wendy’s, having lost it in 2020. Will it ever catch McDonald’s?

Disasters driven by climate change have turned the once-boring role of California insurance commissioner into a “no-win” position

Lula cheated political death to win a fourth Brazilian presidency. Now his instincts could put the country’s finances at risk

California’s wealth tax proposal opens up a personal finance dilemma for billionaires like Mark Zuckerberg

USTR Jamieson Greer sees the longer-term gains of Trump’s tariffs as worth near-term “micro issues”

RBC CEO Dave McKay, who’s pushed the bank well beyond its Canadian roots, reveals how he uses AI at work and what keeps him up at night

US trade czar Jamieson Greer faces the task of rebuilding a tariff wall that survives the legal challenges already piling up

Radisson Hotel Group (and its customers) were forever changed by the pandemic, CEO González says