In a wide-ranging interview with Time magazine, Trump outlined his vision for a potential second term, including using the justice department and suggesting states could monitor pregnant women to enforce abortion laws. The threat against the Biden family came during an interview with Eric Cortellessa of Time, where Trump discussed

The Bank of Japan has reportedly, though unconfirmed, performed an emergency Yen intervention, the second in 3 days. The dollar sharply dropped to 153 yen from about 157.55 yen, and while the reasons for this were not immediately clear, traders and analysts suggested it was likely due to yen

US Treasury announces launch of buyback program for May to July quarter, first buyback operations scheduled on May 29th. The Treasury Department stated on Wednesday that it intends to maintain auction sizes for U.S. notes and bonds at current levels over the next few quarters, aligning with expectations. This

Amazon has decided not to sponsor any new US green cards for foreign workers for the remainder of this year, indicating ongoing challenges in the tech job market. Earlier this year, the company informed employees that it would continue to suspend all new PERM filings through 2024, according to an

Climate change is projected to cost the global economy approximately $38 trillion annually by 2049, according to researchers from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK). This significant economic impact will result from extreme weather conditions damaging agricultural yields, reducing labor productivity, and destroying infrastructure. A study published in

The Federal Reserve has not cut rates, and has kept rates the same. The Federal Reserve of the United States decided to keep interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, signaling a continued inclination towards eventual reductions in borrowing costs. However, the Fed raised concerns about recent disappointing inflation data and suggested

Just before releasing its impressive first-quarter earnings report on April 25, Google implemented layoffs affecting at least 200 employees from its “Core” teams, as part of a reorganization that includes relocating some roles to India and Mexico, according to CNBC. The Core unit is responsible for constructing the technical framework

The Federal Reserve has not cut rates, and has kept rates the same. The Federal Reserve of the United States decided to keep interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, signaling a continued inclination towards eventual reductions in borrowing costs. However, the Fed raised concerns about recent disappointing inflation data and suggested

Incoming junior Wall Street analysts could be in danger of losing their jobs to AI, sources within banks told the New York Times. Consider the realm of entry-level Wall Street banking positions. Recent concerns highlighted in a New York Times report suggest that junior analysts could face potential job losses

Samsung reportedly tells executives they're working 6 days a week now. Samsung will soon implement a six-day workweek for its executives, as reported by the Korea Economic Daily on April 18. The Korea-based conglomerate, known for its Galaxy smartphones, flatscreen televisions, appliances, and various other devices, is a

During a House Ways and Means Committee hearing, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen disagreed with Larry Summers, her predecessor, who suggested that the Federal Reserve might need to raise interest rates due to concerns about inflation. Yellen criticized Summers, calling him "a person who's been wrong in the

Subway has officially been bought out by Roark Capital. Roark's reported $9.6 billion acquisition of Subway, as per the Wall Street Journal, faced scrutiny from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission over concerns that it would create an unfair advantage for the Atlanta-based private equity firm in