Companies

“What we learned from the last tariff experience is that what goes up must come down,” says Lisa Goldenberg of Delaware Steel Co. “So it's kind of a last man standing.”

According to commercial real estate brokerage CBRE, office leasing activity had been up 23% year over year in the last months of 2024. But fears about the economy could impact companies’ plans.

The airline is just one of several companies looking at the cost of a trade war and revising their future projections.

Employees are figuring out what tasks they can use artificial intelligence to perform. What does that mean for their work?

In an uncertain environment, companies are less eager to take on debt and investors are charging more to lend.