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Now worth $200 million, Sarah Jessica Parker credits being ‘one of eight kids that struggled financially’ for her hunger, ambition, and work ethic

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Now worth $200 million, Sarah Jessica Parker credits being ‘one of eight kids that struggled financially’ for her hunger, ambition, and work ethic

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After forcing workers back to the office, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase are now letting their staff work remotely—but only for the World Cup
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A college graduate in regalia rests his chin in his hand.
Gen Z graduates are blaming AI for their unemployment woes when they should be looking somewhere else

While AI companies sow anxiety around their technologies, there’s evidence elsewhere of different economic factors actually driving employment challenges.

By Sasha RogelbergJune 25, 2026
Maybank Singapore CEO Alvin Lee looks to tap the silver economy and cross-border flows to grow his business
Maybank Singapore CEO Alvin Lee looks to tap the silver economy and cross-border flows to grow his business
By Angelica AngJune 25, 2026
A Viking ship named Havhingsten af Glendalough - the Sea Stallion of Glendalough -, the world's largest replica of a Viking warship, sets out 01 JUly 2007 from the Viking Museum in Roskilde, Denmark, on a voyage to Dublin in Ireland, where it is scheduled to arrive 14 August.
1,000-year-old massive textile factory unearthed in Denmark—and it belonged to the Vikings
By James Brooks and The Associated PressJune 24, 2026
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Amazon’s record Prime Day masks a darker truth: Americans are spending more and getting less
By Nick LichtenbergJune 24, 2026
Young couple standing in a brightly lit home
A big look at the state of housing in America: Boomers won’t sell, millennials can’t buy, and Gen Z gets to watch the whole thing sort itself out
By Tristan BoveJune 24, 2026
President Donald Trump pictured in September 2025 signing an executive order that overhauled the H-1B visa program.
Trump’s international student crackdown kicked off a domino effect that could shave nearly $500 billion off the economy
By Tristan BoveJune 24, 2026
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InvestingBill Ackman, David Tepper, and other billionaire fund managers are quietly piling into Amazon
By Amanda GerutJune 25, 2026
Ikea’s billionaire founder was so frugal that he bought clothes from flea markets and took free salt and pepper from restaurants
SuccessIkea’s billionaire founder was so frugal that he bought clothes from flea markets and took free salt and pepper from restaurants
By Orianna Rosa RoyleJune 25, 2026
Current ARM mortgage rates report for June 25, 2026
Personal FinanceCurrent ARM mortgage rates report for June 25, 2026
By Glen Luke FlanaganJune 25, 2026
Current refi mortgage rates report for June 25, 2026
Personal FinanceCurrent refi mortgage rates report for June 25, 2026
By Glen Luke FlanaganJune 25, 2026
Mortgage rates today, June 25, 2026
Personal FinanceMortgage rates today, June 25, 2026
By Glen Luke FlanaganJune 25, 2026
Fortune 500 bosses demanding staff return to the office share one trait: narcissism, research finds
C-SuiteFortune 500 bosses demanding staff return to the office share one trait: narcissism, research finds
By Claire ZillmanJune 25, 2026
MacKenzie Scott alone accounted for one-third of America’s $19.2 billion in megagifts last year
SuccessMacKenzie Scott alone accounted for one-third of America’s $19.2 billion in megagifts last year
By Sydney LakeJune 25, 2026
Walmart’s $1.4 billion Vibe.co deal is a direct shot at Amazon’s booming ad business
RetailWalmart’s $1.4 billion Vibe.co deal is a direct shot at Amazon’s booming ad business
By Phil WahbaJune 25, 2026
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.S. President Donald Trump attends a press conference with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer (not pictured) at Chequers at the conclusion of a state visit on September 18, 2025 in Aylesbury, England.
EconomyTrump is already wielding his ‘golden share’ authority at U.S. Steel, overriding the company’s plans for an Illinois plant, report says
By Nino PaoliSeptember 20, 2025
  • Photo: MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY - SEPTEMBER 14: U.S. President Donald Trump walks to Air Force One at Morristown Airport on September 14, 2025 in Morristown, New Jersey. Trump is returning to Washington, DC after a trip to New York and his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
    EconomyTrump’s attacks on the Fed are hurting the dollar and driving up the price of gold
    By Jim EdwardsSeptember 17, 2025
Powell showed he’s still ‘firmly in control’ after White House adviser Miran’s first FOMC meeting, former Fed official says
BankingPowell showed he’s still ‘firmly in control’ after White House adviser Miran’s first FOMC meeting, former Fed official says
By Jason MaSeptember 20, 2025
A once-in-a-generation economic crisis in rural America means this year could be the last one for many farmers as Trump-Xi call offers no relief
EconomyA once-in-a-generation economic crisis in rural America means this year could be the last one for many farmers as Trump-Xi call offers no relief
By Jason MaSeptember 20, 2025
NYU Professor Suzy Welch
SuccessSuzy Welch says Gen Z and millennials are burnt out because older generations worked just as hard, but they ‘had hope’
By Dave SmithSeptember 19, 2025
Behind closed doors, a majority of CEOs admit they won’t boost U.S. investment as tariffs hurt their businesses
C-SuiteBehind closed doors, a majority of CEOs admit they won’t boost U.S. investment as tariffs hurt their businesses
By Jason MaSeptember 19, 2025
Frank Bisignano, commissioner of the US Social Security Administration, left, and US President Donald Trump in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, US, on Thursday, Aug. 14, 2025.
EconomyTrump’s social security chief says ‘everything’ is on the table and retirement is about to get a ‘different set of rules’
By Eleanor PringleSeptember 19, 2025
  • Apple CEO Tim Cook holds up a new iPhone 17 Pro during an Apple special event at Apple headquarters on September 09, 2025 in Cupertino, California.
    EconomyTim Cook says Apple’s $600 billion factory build out will create a ‘domino effect.’ But the tech giant still isn’t building iPhones in America
    By Nino PaoliSeptember 17, 2025
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North AmericaTariffs on imported sugar to hit liberals, Gen Z even MAHA where it hurts: organic food
By Sarah Raza, Nick Lichtenberg and The Associated PressSeptember 19, 2025
Photo: WASHINGTON, DC - SEPTEMBER 17: Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell speaks during a news conference following a two-day meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee at the Federal Reserve on September 17, 2025 in Washington, DC. In the face of a softening labor market, Powell announced a quarter-point cut to the federal funds rate, bringing rates down to a new range of 4 percent to 4.25 percent. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
EconomyInside the Fed’s economic projections, ‘something isn’t adding up’ according to SoFi investment chief
By Jim EdwardsSeptember 19, 2025
Ray Dalio speaks onstage during the 2025 TIME100 Summit at Jazz at Lincoln Center on April 23, 2025 in New York City.
EconomyRay Dalio says the world is running out of interest in buying U.S. debt—but America is unable to cut back its spending
By Eleanor PringleSeptember 19, 2025
Jerome Powell, chairman of the US Federal Reserve, during a news conference following a Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting in Washington, DC, US, on Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2025.
BankingThe Fed’s cut was ‘more hawkish than anticipated,’ Moody’s Zandi says — and warns it won’t be enough to stave off a looming jobs recession
By Eva RoytburgSeptember 19, 2025
Gen Z college grads are flocking to Texas and Florida where companies have ‘overwhelmingly’ relocated their headquarters
EconomyGen Z college grads are flocking to Texas and Florida where companies have ‘overwhelmingly’ relocated their headquarters
By Sydney LakeSeptember 19, 2025
  • People walk in a shopping district along 5th Avenue in Manhattan on July 14, 2025, in New York City.
    EconomyThe economy is reliant on the ‘fortunes of the well-to-do’ says Moody’s—if the ultra-rich get nervy that means recession
    By Eleanor PringleSeptember 17, 2025
Brooke Rollins, standing outside, speaks and gestures with both hands in front of her.
EconomyTrump may use tariff revenue to bail out farmers, agriculture secretary says. They’re reeling from challenges caused by the levies to begin with
By Sasha RogelbergSeptember 19, 2025
70% of Gen Z are so anxious about money that they can’t sleep—they’re dealing with it by bed rotting and watching TV instead of budgeting
Success70% of Gen Z are so anxious about money that they can’t sleep—they’re dealing with it by bed rotting and watching TV instead of budgeting
By Orianna Rosa RoyleSeptember 19, 2025
Adani’s shares jump after Indian regulator dismissed some Hindenburg claims
EconomyAdani’s shares jump after Indian regulator dismissed some Hindenburg claims
By Chiranjivi Chakraborty, Advait Palepu and BloombergSeptember 19, 2025
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EuropeA tunnel nearly a mile beneath the Alps will transform travel from the heart of Europe into Italy
By Colleen Barry and The Associated PressSeptember 18, 2025
Brian Moynihan
BankingBank of America CEO admits that AI is shrinking some departments even as bank boosts minimum wage to $25
By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 18, 2025
Donald Trump
CommentaryTariff whiplash is hurting small businesses — and it’s only getting worse
By Jacob BennettSeptember 18, 2025
Jerome Powell, chairman of the US Federal Reserve
EconomyMarkets got what they wanted from Powell with a Fed rate cut and they’re still not happy
By Eleanor PringleSeptember 18, 2025
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell takes questions at a news conference on September 17, 2025, in Washington DC, United States.
EconomyJerome Powell on signs of an AI bubble and an economy leaning too hard on the rich: ‘Unusually large amounts of economic activity’
By Eva RoytburgSeptember 17, 2025
Jerome Powell
EconomyJerome Powell says the Gen Z hiring nightmare is real: ‘Kids coming out of college…are having a hard time finding jobs’
By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 17, 2025
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell frowns at the camera.
EconomyPowell isn’t being subtle about Trump, immigration and the employment disaster: ‘The supply of workers has obviously come way down’
By Eva RoytburgSeptember 17, 2025
The average American homeowner lost $9,200 in home equity during the last year. It’s not a collapse but a ‘long-term market correction’
Real EstateThe average American homeowner lost $9,200 in home equity during the last year. It’s not a collapse but a ‘long-term market correction’
By Sydney LakeSeptember 17, 2025
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell in a dark suit at a podium.
BankingMarkets expected the rate cut, but the ‘real surprise’ is the Fed’s opinion on the current state of the economy, quant CEO says
By Amanda GerutSeptember 17, 2025
Jerome Powell
EconomyJerome Powell warns there’s ‘no risk-free path’ to avoid stagflation: ‘We have a situation where we have two-sided risk’
By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 17, 2025
n this March 5, 2012, file photo, consumer credit cards are posed in North Andover, Mass.
Personal FinanceDon’t hold your breath waiting for a lower mortgage rate or auto loan after the Fed cut, analyst says: ‘Unlikely to make a noticeable difference’
By The Associated PressSeptember 17, 2025
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EconomyJapan’s exports to U.S. fall for fifth-straight month, plummeting 13.8% in August
By Yuri Kageyama and The Associated PressSeptember 17, 2025
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell answers questions from reporters following the regular Federal Open Market Committee meetings at the Fed on July 30, 2025 in Washington, DC.
EconomyThe Fed blinks: First rate cut since December comes as hiring falters and Trump rages
By Eva RoytburgSeptember 17, 2025
Nvidia shares drop, China tech surges as Beijing tries to push homegrown AI chips
AINvidia shares drop, China tech surges as Beijing tries to push homegrown AI chips
By Nicholas GordonSeptember 17, 2025
Brian Niccol sits on a chair onstage in front of a blue and purple background.
EconomyStarbucks CEO says the coffee chain won’t lose its cash-strapped consumers because it’s on its way to being a ‘world-class customer service’ company
By Sasha RogelbergSeptember 17, 2025
Elon Musk
EconomyTop analyst says Elon Musk’s DOGE layoffs marked the ‘end of the rolling recession’ that began 3 years ago. The worst should be over
By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 17, 2025
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