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Trade talks between the U.S. and Canada fell apart over the weekend, and the U.S. imposed 50% tariffs on $20 billion worth of Canadian goods.
Employer-sponsored health insurance plans are set to become even more expensive next year.
This morning, we meet one of the Girl Scouts featured in a new documentary called “Cookie Queens” to hear what she’s learned in her cookie-selling journey.
This morning, we look at how many families are spending less on back-to-school supplies this year.
Jeff Bezos is part of a group of investors that just purchased about a third of Liverpool F.C. in England.
It all has to do with investors’ confidence in the United States’ long-term financial stability.
The Treasury Department announced that it will spend $4 billion on buying back longer-term government bonds. We have an explainer.
Later this afternoon, we'll get minutes from the most recent Federal Reserve meeting. What should we expect?
In this episode: free school meals, big retailers' quarterly results, and a buyer's market
The average worker in the U.S. who stayed in their job between 2021 and 2024 saw their wages decline by 9% after inflation, a new paper finds.
