Eva Roytburg

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  • Rebecca Slaughter, commissioner at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), listens in a black suit and a necklace during a House Judiciary Committee hearing in Washington, DC, US, on Thursday, July 13, 2023.Law

    Courts once again bend to Trump’s will, upholding his power to fire a FTC commissioner because he thought she disagreed with his ‘administration’s priorities’

    By Lindsay Whitehurst, The Associated Press, and others
  • Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is seen walking in Grand Teton National Park and squinting in direct sunlight on August 22, 2025 near Jackson Hole, Wyoming.Economy

    Is the Fed ready to go big? Analysts debate jumbo rate cut after soft jobs data

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  • A large "Now Hiring" advertisement posted on the windows of the Advance Auto Parts store in Bay Shore, New York on March 24, 2022.Economy

    America’s job growth has flatlined—and Mark Zandi believes June may have been the start of a recession

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  • Close up stock photograph of a mature man studying a see-through computer monitor that’s displaying text provided by an AI (artificial intelligence) chatbot.Economy

    ADP says job growth was ‘whipsawed’ in August, with rare warning on AI and consumer jitters

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  • Freelancer woman with backpack and tablet walking down a narrow street in a european town, talking on the phone and smilingFuture of Work

    Rural towns are handing out $10,000 relocation bonuses to poach high-earning remote workers

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  • Warren Buffet, in glasses and a red tie, looks to the side of the camera.Investing

    Warren Buffett’s $57 billion face-plant: Kraft Heinz breaks up a decade after his megamerger soured

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  • Kamil Majchrzak of Poland raises his fist with a focused look during the U.S. open.C-Suite

    From US Open ‘hat thief’ to Coldplay affair: CEOs keep going viral for bad behavior

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  • CEO Laurent Freixe purses his lips during a general shareholders meetingof Nestle in Switzerland.C-Suite

    Nestlé fired its scandal-clad CEO without a payout—a ‘really unusual’ move, corporate governance expert says

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  • Mother and daughter browse school supplies in a store aisle.Economy

    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

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  • Two women walk under a Dollar General sign.Retail

    Dollar General builds a rural delivery edge over Walmart and Amazon—and it’s taking their higher-income shoppers, too

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  • A woman with red hair raises her hand to her mouth in shock at her grocery bill at the store.Economy

    ‘It’s like when you see the tsunami coming in’: Agricultural economists are sounding the alarm about produce prices doubling

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  • Taylor Swift hugs her boyfriend Travis Kelce on the field, wearing gloves and red lipstick.Arts & Entertainment

    ‘Love Story’ for markets: Travis Kelce unveils American Eagle collection right after Taylor Swift engagement

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  • Travis Kelce wraps his arm around Taylor Swift on the football fieldRetail

    Taylor Swift’s ‘amazing’ 8-carat engagement ring set Travis Kelce back $550,000, jewelry expert estimates

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  • Lisa Cook, member of the Board of Governors of the US Federal Reserve, attends a Federal Reserve Board meeting and sits with pursed lips in a black suit.Economy

    Investors are salivating over rate cuts as Trump’s attempt to fire Lisa Cook opens the door for a GOP Fed majority: ‘This is very positive’

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  • Man in red shirt charges his BYD car while wearing earbuds.Energy

    In China, EVs are now cheaper than gas cars. In the U.S., the Big Three still haven’t closed a premium that’s $14,000 per vehicle

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