From the BBC World Service: Residents of Buenos Aires are pushing back on President Javier Milei’s plans.

Happy holidays, from the IRS family to yours! As a gift, how do waived penalties for some back taxes sound?

Turns out, the making of a beloved, red-and-white-striped delight can reveal quite a bit about global economics.

From the BBC World Service: Airbnb has been ordered to pay up to $20 million in fines after listing some Australian properties in U.S. dollars.

New home construction bounced back in November, but how much could these new houses help ease the affordable housing crunch?

Starting in April, if Southwest passengers arrive at their destination three or more hours late, they may be able to request a voucher worth at least $75.

Analysts are warning oil prices will rise, as companies stop transporting fuel and goods in the Red Sea due to attacks on commercial ships. The disruption to the route is a big deal with 30% of global container trade passing through the Suez Canal. The European Union and the US are taking another break from their trade war – they’ve agreed to temporarily stop imposing extra taxes on EU-made steel and aluminium, as well as various US-made products. For the first time, the Netherlands is growing cannabis legally as part of a small experiment that could eventually be rolled out across the nation, and possibly beyond.

Congress has yet to make a deal on immigration. But also at stake is funding for Ukraine’s war efforts.

After posting its first profitable quarter this year, ride-hailing and food delivery company Uber joins the S&P 500 stock index today.