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Is a housing crash coming? Experts break down the market outlook and what could happen nextExperts say a housing market crash in 2026 looks unlikely. Home prices are rising slowly, and supply is still tight. Jobs are mixed but not...- Is US private sector crumbling? ADP says June sees first job losses in over a yearADP report indicates a surprising contraction in the US private sector jobs market for June, with 33,000 positions lost, marking the first ...
- The next great job churn is already startingUS employment trends reveal a complex interplay of factors. Reduced interstate migration, particularly from cold to warm states, impacts re...
- Trade War just got personal: Over 5 million American jobs at risk as China and Canada fire back with retaliatory tariffs; here are regions and counties that will be badly affectedThe US-initiated trade war could impact over 5 million American jobs due to retaliatory tariffs from China and Canada. Key sectors at risk ...
- Here are some goods in the crosshairs of Trump's tariffs: Cars, crude oil, and tequilaPresident Donald Trump announced tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China starting this Tuesday. The tariffs include 10% on energy...
- How AI could reshape the economic geography of AmericaThe study is part of a growing body of research pointing to the potential for chatbot-style artificial intelligence to fuel a reshaping of ...
- Which parts of the US witnessed the highest rise in population in 2023, thanks to immigration?US population grows by 1.6 million in 2023, driven by lower deaths and increased immigration, notably in the South. Texas leads with 473,00...
- US job openings drop to 8.83 million, lowest in over two yearsU.S. job openings fell to the lowest level in almost 2-1/2 years in July, indicating a slowdown in the labor market and increasing expectat...
- Dollar gives ground as hopes of US stimulus leads traders to riskier currenciesThe Chinese yuan gained the most against the dollar, reaching a year-and-a-half high in the offshore market as a holiday in China dried up ...
- Climate change largely missing from campaign as fires rageHistoric fires are raging across the western United States ahead of what scientists say is the typical peak of wildfire season. Hurricane L...
- View: Threats to global growth moderate Narendra Modi’s election prospectsRecent events cast doubt on global growth surge. This, in turn, casts doubts on whether India will surge forward on a global wave, aiding B...
- Reasons why everything American should not be lapped upMany Americans are now, rather blasphemously, asking why their country does not follow the European model of public delivery.
- Toyota says to end production at California plantToyota Motor said that it was abandoning a plant in California that it jointly owned with ailing US giant General Motors, marking the first...
- US job losses slow to 247,000; jobless rate dipsIt was a better than expected showing that offered a signal that the recession is finally ending. Pink slip blues | How to manage your boss...
- Fewer layoffs expected as recession winds downWorkers probably got slapped with fewer pink slips in July as the worst recession since World War II winds down.
- Job losses as GM, Chrysler close dealershipsMoves by ailing carmakers Chrysler and General Motors to slash their US dealerships will cost tens of thousands of jobs, taking a heavier t...
- Crude falls below $40 for first time in 2009Oil prices dipped below $40 per barrel Friday for the first time this year as the government reported the nation's worst annual job losses ...
- US airlines face huge Q2 lossesAmerican airlines face second quarter losses owing to rising jet fuel costs.
- Delta Air, Northwest talk mergerDelta Air Lines may reach a merger agreement with Northwest Airlines that would form the world's largest carrier, two people familiar with ...
- Big Auto upbeat on election resultThey will not celebrate in public, but executives at the Big Three US automakers are hoping Democratic control of the US House of Represent...
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