American companies are so cash-starved they are using tariff refund claims as collateral for loans
When the Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s tariffs two months ago, many companies rejoiced at the prospect of returning
The digital sovereignty dilemma is a false choice — here’s how enterprises can have both
In a world of geopolitical tension, infrastructure vulnerabilities, rising cyber risk and increasingly concentrated global technology supply chains, that question
AI and job loss: the identity crisis no one is preparing for
On November 7, 2023, my career ended. Not with a dramatic firing, not with a bitter exit, but with an
What it takes to retire comfortably in America: Nearly $1.5 million, Northwestern Mutual says
Year-round warm weather, hitting the links, and kicking back with the grandkids has long been the quintessential American retirement daydream.
Nordstrom’s $6.25 billion deal to go private is paying off—and don’t expect an IPO anytime soon
When Nordstrom went private last year, the move was seen by industry analysts as a way to let the founding
CEO sent her Gen Z kid to college in London to cut her tuition bill in half
American parents (and students) weighing whether a U.S. college degree is still worth the hefty debt might want to hear
Goldman raises recession odds to 30% on higher inflation, lower GDP outlook as oil prices surge
Goldman Sachs is sounding a cautious note on the U.S. economy, raising its inflation forecast and trimming its growth outlook
Higher gasoline prices this year could wipe out tax refunds from Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act
In January, the White House celebrated what they claimed to be the “largest tax refund season in U.S. history,” promising
‘Say thank you and get out’: Why one top strategist says to dump the Magnificent 7 now
If you’re an investor who has notched magnificent returns from the Magnificent 7, it might be time to ask: Is
From foundations to fluency: why upskilling is the key to Europe’s AI future
There is no question that for many Europeans, work will look different in the coming years. We’ve seen this “ripple