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In spite of efforts to protect buyers from the perils of the resale market, the confusion of the process, coupled with sheer demand, has ultimately prevented devoted fans from getting tickets.

Do recent layoffs signal AI is actually replacing human workers? Or, do those companies just think it sounds good to investors?

Presidents have tried to make their mark on the economy through the selection of Federal Reserve chairs before, but this time is different.

The world's largest economies have become more reliant on their national debt — and that might threaten global growth. 

Productivity growth allows companies to pull in more profits, which can allow them to raise wages. But recently, wage growth has slowed — even as productivity has stayed strong.

A lot of crucial employment reports were expected to come out this week, but the partial shutdown has delayed that.

Exxon Mobil and Chevron posted their lowest annual profits since 2021 in their earnings reports on Friday, a sign that now is not really a time when big oil is looking to make any kinds of sizeable investments in new oil production.

Amber Suzanne Pennington, co-owner of Free Spirited in Alhambra, California, talks about opening up her sober craft cocktail lounge, how she’s managing increased prices, and her plans to hire soon.

This week’s winter storm means working parents tried to do their day jobs with kids in the mix.

Many businesses who support the shutdown are considering their options: Stay open because they can't afford to lose the income, close and absorb the costs, or stay open and devote some proceeds to immigration causes.