The number of U.S. rigs has dropped along with natural gas prices. Here’s what that means for the “shale revolution.”
The U.K. has adopted an additional fiscal statistic that suggests public finances are not in such a bad shape after all.
China’s job market remains competitive as the economy recovers from zero-COVID. But some young people have lost their eagerness to compete.
Jayne Ehrlich wants to make it easier for boomers to live “alone together.”
Target, for example, warned investors of price promotions in the pipeline.
Most new homes are going up in the South and states like Utah and Nevada, where homes are generally more affordable than on the coasts.
A new federal program is dropping rural hospitals a lifeline to keep emergency services available as they struggle to turn a profit.
What started on Facebook evolved into a dysfunctional app and a fractured community, as chronicled by Wired contributor Vauhini Vara.
Between the pandemic and its economic ripple effects, the consumer experience has been a wild ride.
When people buy new homes, they buy a lot of other things too, like furniture, appliances and electronics. When home buying slows, that can have a real ripple effect on other industries.
