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Trump is losing the messaging battle on the economy because his tariffs and dismissive attitude are making things worse.

For a startup, a research and development credit can be the difference between accelerating a breakthrough and postponing it indefinitely.

Trump's Tuesday audience left the Mount Airy Casino Resort in high spirits, but some attendees still have doubts over affordability.

Under current antitrust law, America's monopoly laws are not relevant to the Warner Bros. transaction.

Outdated New York scaffolding regulations cost the economy through skyrocketing insurance rates in the construction sector.

The Federal Open Market Committee announced it would move its rate target to a range of 3.50% to 3.75%, down from 3.75% to 4%.

Polymarket users are betting on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell opening Wednesday's press conference with "good afternoon."

Trump told Politico that he would give himself an "A+++++" when asked to grade himself on the economy.

Democrat Eric Gisler flipped a Georgia House seat, and Eileen Higgins became the first Democrat to win the Miami mayorship in 30 years.

Infrastructure companies and utilities are benefiting from the artificial intelligence boom economy.