The tariffs have drastically slowed imports, which increases total GDP but doesn't mean the underlying economy is booming.

The rebound is a sign that corporate America is hanging in there, despite shifting trade policy.

Building them could soon be a bigger business than building traditional office space.

Even as federal support for EVs wanes, big companies, including major automakers and retailers, are building networks of fast chargers, often accompanied by amenities.

Some international carriers are suspending U.S. shipments altogether until it’s clear how the new system works.

The pessimism varies inversely with income, with the biggest earners feeling the least gloomy.

During the pandemic, mothers saw a dramatic increase in workforce participation levels. however, since the beginning of 2025, those levels have seen continuous declines eliminating their pandemic gains.

Lego reported a 12% jump in revenue this year. One reason? Grownups, or "kidults," who buy them for themselves.

Evergrande was the symbol of the excess of China’s property market. On Monday, its shares were delisted from Hong Kong’s stock exchange, leaving creditors in limbo.

Over the last few years, FEMA’s BRIC program has awarded $4.5 billion worth of grants intended to help communities prepare for future disasters. But with the Trump administration eying the program for cuts, what happens if that money goes away?