RIP Richard Easterlin Richard A. Easterlin, a trailblazing economist whose insights reshaped our postwar baby boom, died at his home in Pasadena, California, on December 16. He was 98. The...
President-elect Donald Trump will not let Joe Biden’s ban on oil and gas drilling in certain federal waters stand in the way of providing Americans with inexpensive and abundant energy,...
China has announced new export controls on over two dozen U.S. companies, but experts told Newsweek that the decision largely appears to be either for show or an effort to...
A Southern California homeowner is suing Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. for canceling her longstanding insurance policy, accusing the company of dropping her for bogus reasons. In the proposed class-action lawsuit,...
Small business owners and workers in Puerto Rico say they’re struggling to recover from a massive power outage earlier this week that left the entire island without electricity. Puerto Rico’s...
Microsoft plans to spend $80 billion in fiscal 2025 on the construction of data centers that can handle artificial intelligence workloads, the company said in a Friday blog post. Over half of...
DETROIT — Both General Motors and Ford Motor on Friday reported their best annual U.S. new vehicle sales since 2019, prior to impacts from the coronavirus pandemic and yearslong supply chain problems. Those results are...
JetBlue has agreed to pay a $2 million penalty after federal regulators charged the U.S. carrier with operating multiple chronically delayed flight routes. The penalty is the first time the...
Rivian Automotive, a leading electric vehicle (EV) startup, has made headlines with its latest performance metrics, signaling a significant uptick in its stock value. This surge is primarily attributed to...
President Joe Biden has officially blocked the proposed $14.9 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel by Japan's Nippon Steel, marking a significant moment in U.S. industrial policy and international relations. The...
