- September 19, 2025
Suzy Welch says Gen Z and millennials are burnt out because older generations worked just as hard, but they ‘had hope’
A generational divide over workplace burnout has less to do with work intensity and more to do with diminished expectations
BofA sees ‘path to a 5% mortgage rate’ if the Fed pulls off these 2 things
Bank of America’s mortgage-backed securities (MBS) research team tackled the question of when U.S. mortgage rates could come down. President
Russia’s central bank reveals GDP is shrinking, a sign Putin’s war economy is in recession
The Bank of Russia lowered benchmark rates again on Friday and denied the economy is in a recession, even after
Klarna goes public as 3 in 4 Americans rely on buy-now, pay-later. Experts worry it’s snowballing ‘quickly into a serious financial burden’
Swedish fintech firm Klarna just made its highly anticipated debut on the New York Stock Exchange, raising $1.37 billion and
U.S. would have to refund half its tariff revenue if IEEPA duties invalidated
A key source of revenue for the federal government could be drastically slashed if the Supreme Court upholds a ruling
How to watch or stream the opening game of the NFL’s 2025-2026 football season live, online, and free without cable: Fox, CBS, NBC, ESPN
Pre-season in the NFL is always kind of a weird thing. Teams are shaking off the summer rust—and starters tend
OpenAI staffer left America for Sweden because of Trump’s presidency
Miki Habryn can finally sleep at night. For many months, in the run-up to and after President Trump had won
PCE data paints a solid picture, but hidden cracks show tariffs quietly squeezing U.S. consumers—and weak job growth could put them over the edge
On paper, the July personal income and outlays report on Friday looked solid. Personal income rose 0.4% on a monthly
OpenAI’s president and Andreessen Horowitz are leading a $100 million pro-AI push in U.S. politics
Silicon Valley is seeking to block cumbersome AI regulation with a new fund backed by OpenAI President Greg Brockman and
Powell ‘holds the key’ to the next Fed rate move as divided policymakers will likely fail to reach a consensus again, JPMorgan says
A consensus view on Wall Street for a rate cut next month doesn’t mean there will be a consensus on