Widespread layoffs muddy labor market picture ahead of Fed decision
Nearly 1 million American workers have lost their jobs so far this year, the most since 2009, excluding the spike in spring 2020.
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Exxon Takes A Drill To New Emissions Accountability Rules
The oil and gas giant is using a free speech argument to challenge new emissions standards.
Members of Congress in both parties poised to push back on patent fees
A bipartisan group of House members are mapping out how to push back on the Trump administration’s plans to potentially charge patent holders a fee, Rep. Deborah Ross told Semafor.
Bill Gates' plea for climate investors
Bill Gates has a bone to pick with climate advocates, a group that he was nominally the deepest-pocketed leader of over the past decade.
Wood pellet power is under the microscope like never before
Pressure on the biomass sector is mounting in the UK, South Korea, Japan, and the US.
Amazon to slash thousands of jobs
JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Walmart and Airbnb all recently announced that they were also looking to limit hiring.
Message from Wall Street CEOs in Riyadh: Bet on America
The dip in the dollar is seen as short-lived, and most global investors will remain ‘overweight’ in the US for the next 18 months.
Saudi Arabia opens major business conference
Tourism is growing fast, the non-oil economy accounts for more than half of GDP, and female participation in the labor force has surged in recent years.
US sanctions start to affect Russia's energy giants
The White House imposed the penalties on Rosneft and Lukoil last week, prohibiting US companies from doing business with the Russian firms.
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How local communities are challenging Big Tech data centers’ noise, pollution and rising electricity bills
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Over 160 Years After Abolition, Racism Still Structures US Economy
Rural areas lag behind in cancer treatment and prevention – even as rich, urban areas increasingly leave dying from cancer in the rearview
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