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US Economy Rebounds With 2 Percent Growth in 1st Quarter
Consumer spending, exports, and private investments supported economic growth in the first three months of 2026.
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Global Oil Price Retreats After Hitting 4-Year High as Iran War Deadlock Continues
Brent crude rose above $126 per barrel in early trading on April 30 for the first time since 2022.
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IMF Warns Return to Prewar Trade Conditions Unlikely as World Bank, IEA Flag Energy Disruptions
The World Bank says that energy prices are expected to climb 24 percent in 2026 amid the Iran war.
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Corporate Share of Co-Working Space Hits 15 Percent as Firms Move Regional
Driven by higher fuel costs, bigger businesses are looking to disperse their workforce.
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Blockade of a Blockade: As Tehran Menaces Strait of Hormuz, US Tightens Vise on Iranian Shipping
Iran’s hold on the waterway causes international pain while U.S. Navy’s worldwide hunt for ’shadow fleet' tankers is aimed only at Iran.
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Will AI Answer for China’s Economic Needs? Yes and No.
China’s recent five-year plan recognized its demographic problem. The preferred solution, AI, leaves much to be desired.
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How Australia Plans to Force Big Tech Firms to Pay News Outlets for Content
The Australian government will tax Big Tech firms 2.25 percent of local revenue if they do not sign content payment deals with local media.
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Jerome Powell to Remain on Fed Board After His Term as Chair Ends
Despite planning to retire, Powell believes he has ‘no choice’ but stay in his seat on the Board of Governors.
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General Dynamics’ Q1 Revenue Soars, Led by Marine and Aerospace
The company’s shares rose more than 10 percent in early morning trading.
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Fed Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged
After eight years at the helm of the Federal Reserve, a change of guard is set for May.
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LNG Prices Rise Globally as Strait of Hormuz Constraints Continue
The closure has impacted around 20 percent of global daily LNG supplies.
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JPMorgan CEO Says Stagflation Remains a Risk
Jamie Dimon’s remarks come as Europe’s central banks balance inflation against slowing growth.
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EU Charges Meta With Falling Short on Under-13 Protections
EU regulators said Meta’s safeguards against underage users may violate the Digital Services Act and could lead to major penalties.
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How to Defend Your Retirement Plan Against a Bear Market
Bear markets are inevitable, but the right strategies can help protect your portfolio and keep you on track.
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I Tracked Every Dollar for 90 Days—Here’s the $1,200 Monthly Leak I Never Knew Existed
Tracking every expense can uncover hidden habits that cost far more than you expect.
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California Coastal Regulator Settles SpaceX Suit, Admits Improper Anti-Musk Bias
The settlement concludes the lawsuit that claims that California officials unfairly targeted Musk during contentious 2024 hearing proceedings.
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What to Know About Surveillance Pricing as States Crack Down on Usage
Federal regulators and state lawmakers are scrutinizing how companies use personal data—from browsing habits to location—to tailor prices.
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Fed Poised to Hold Interest Rates Steady at Jerome Powell’s Final Meeting as Chair
For Jerome Powell, it was a roller coaster ride for eight years at the Federal Reserve.
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Elon Musk Takes the Stand at OpenAI Trial
The co-founder accuses OpenAI CEO Sam Altman of defrauding him and betraying the company’s founding mission: to operate as an open-source nonprofit.
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US Economy Rebounds With 2 Percent Growth in 1st Quarter
Consumer spending, exports, and private investments supported economic growth in the first three months of 2026.
|
Global Oil Price Retreats After Hitting 4-Year High as Iran War Deadlock Continues
Brent crude rose above $126 per barrel in early trading on April 30 for the first time since 2022.
|
IMF Warns Return to Prewar Trade Conditions Unlikely as World Bank, IEA Flag Energy Disruptions
The World Bank says that energy prices are expected to climb 24 percent in 2026 amid the Iran war.
|
Corporate Share of Co-Working Space Hits 15 Percent as Firms Move Regional
Driven by higher fuel costs, bigger businesses are looking to disperse their workforce.
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Blockade of a Blockade: As Tehran Menaces Strait of Hormuz, US Tightens Vise on Iranian Shipping
Iran’s hold on the waterway causes international pain while U.S. Navy’s worldwide hunt for ’shadow fleet' tankers is aimed only at Iran.
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Will AI Answer for China’s Economic Needs? Yes and No.
China’s recent five-year plan recognized its demographic problem. The preferred solution, AI, leaves much to be desired.
|
How Australia Plans to Force Big Tech Firms to Pay News Outlets for Content
The Australian government will tax Big Tech firms 2.25 percent of local revenue if they do not sign content payment deals with local media.
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Jerome Powell to Remain on Fed Board After His Term as Chair Ends
Despite planning to retire, Powell believes he has ‘no choice’ but stay in his seat on the Board of Governors.
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General Dynamics’ Q1 Revenue Soars, Led by Marine and Aerospace
The company’s shares rose more than 10 percent in early morning trading.
|
Fed Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged
After eight years at the helm of the Federal Reserve, a change of guard is set for May.
|
LNG Prices Rise Globally as Strait of Hormuz Constraints Continue
The closure has impacted around 20 percent of global daily LNG supplies.
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JPMorgan CEO Says Stagflation Remains a Risk
Jamie Dimon’s remarks come as Europe’s central banks balance inflation against slowing growth.
|
EU Charges Meta With Falling Short on Under-13 Protections
EU regulators said Meta’s safeguards against underage users may violate the Digital Services Act and could lead to major penalties.
|
How to Defend Your Retirement Plan Against a Bear Market
Bear markets are inevitable, but the right strategies can help protect your portfolio and keep you on track.
|
I Tracked Every Dollar for 90 Days—Here’s the $1,200 Monthly Leak I Never Knew Existed
Tracking every expense can uncover hidden habits that cost far more than you expect.
|
California Coastal Regulator Settles SpaceX Suit, Admits Improper Anti-Musk Bias
The settlement concludes the lawsuit that claims that California officials unfairly targeted Musk during contentious 2024 hearing proceedings.
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What to Know About Surveillance Pricing as States Crack Down on Usage
Federal regulators and state lawmakers are scrutinizing how companies use personal data—from browsing habits to location—to tailor prices.
|
Fed Poised to Hold Interest Rates Steady at Jerome Powell’s Final Meeting as Chair
For Jerome Powell, it was a roller coaster ride for eight years at the Federal Reserve.
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Elon Musk Takes the Stand at OpenAI Trial
The co-founder accuses OpenAI CEO Sam Altman of defrauding him and betraying the company’s founding mission: to operate as an open-source nonprofit.
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