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At a moment when half of corporate America is talking about replacing workers with AI, Jamie Dimon flew to Philadelphia and said something different. The country doesn't have enough welders. It doesn't have enough electricians. And the ones it does ...

Nike's restructuring, which it launched in April 2026, has already led to several store closings, layoffs, and an exit from a business partnership. And now the popular sneaker company has closed two more locations on opposite sides of the country as ...

As Americans continue to deal with elevated grocery and gasoline costs, grocery chains are increasingly rolling out aggressive discounts and rewards programs to win over customers and keep shoppers from switching to competitors. One regional ...

After Florida Governor Ron DeSantis pushed for and ultimately signed legislation for the renaming, the full name of West Palm Beach International Airport was officially changed to President Donald J. Trump International Airport at the start of July.

The internet map of the world is not drawn by engineers. It is drawn by lawyers, by regulators, and by whoever is willing to sign the local paperwork. A rocket can reach any patch of ground on Earth. A license cannot. That gap between what a ...

Ask a chatbot whether you can afford a car, and it will give you an answer. It just won't be very good because it cannot see your paycheck, rent, or other bills. However, your bank can see all of that. It just hasn't done much with it. That gap is ...

"It's one of those things that you hope you never need but should absolutely have."

For decades, experience on the job was seen as the key to a stable career and retirement. Artificial intelligence is changing that for millions of Americans aged 55 and older who hold office jobs. New findings from a leading retirement research ...

The first significant over-the-air (OTA) software update has begun rolling out for the Rivian R2, adding key features like Launch Mode, Pet Comfort, Gear Guard, and a host of other improvements. While the new features and enhancements are welcome,

Expensive electric pickups are proving a hard sell in the U.S., based on declining 2026 sales and steep discounts on these vehicles from automakers such as General Motors. While mass adoption of EVs has been slower in the U.S. than in Europe, these ...