Greek authorities shuttered 75 schools and suspended classes at more than 400 others this academic year, a sweeping contraction driven by record-low birth rates that is dismantling public infrastructu...
A proposed expansion of foreign beef imports has fractured the Republican coalition in Nebraska, turning a routine Senate reelection campaign into a national flashpoint just weeks before Election Day....
Adam Neumann attributes the collapse of his $47 billion coworking empire to a single, impromptu conversation in the back seat of a car. The WeWork cofounder says a late-2016 meeting with SoftBank Grou...
Sam’s Club is overhauling how it sells fresh food, betting that warehouse members now define value not just by price per ounce but by how quickly a product moves from a digital cart to their kitchen...
SpaceX is rebranding its artificial intelligence division as SpaceXSI, directly aligning the company’s nomenclature with President Donald Trump’s recent executive order mandating federal agencies ...
National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett has publicly called for Jerome Powell to resign from the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, arguing that the former chair’s continued service underm...
Grindr CEO George Arison intends to bring his children into the company’s headquarters starting around age 10, a deliberate strategy to counteract the advantages of growing up in affluent Palo Alto,...
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates last week for the first time since 2023, pushing the 10-year Treasury yield to 5.04% — a level unseen since 2007. The move arrives at a precarious intersect...
Nearly 750,000 bottles of over-the-counter eye care products have been pulled from U.S. shelves after federal regulators identified sterility failures at an Illinois manufacturing plant. The recall ce...
Lawmakers grappling with how to govern artificial intelligence are increasingly looking to the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 as a viable regulatory template. Rather than pursuing direct federal mana...
