Digital payment methods may render notes and coins obsolete in the United Kingdom and turn it into a cashless economy.
Drought has made the last few years tough for farmers like Keith Alverson of Chester, South Dakota. But higher corn prices are keeping him optimistic.
On of the state’s major sources of water, the Colorado River, has fallen to historic lows.
Sales rose 0.3% last month, but there are signs some consumers are pulling back on big-ticket items, excluding cars.
Wage increases have been eaten by high inflation.
The technology, new to the U.S., can potentially make driving at night safer, says David Aylor of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
With real estate firms in financial distress, thousands of people are left with unfinished condos. Some are trying to fight back.
Farmers are paying more for equipment and supplies. Drought in the Great Plains has hurt corn and wheat. The Ukraine war also plays a role.
Producer prices reflect costs throughout the production process. Prices for raw materials are starting to ease.
Manually inputting contact info is becoming a thing of the past. Instead, networkers are adopting QR codes and chips.
