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America’s massive ‘money illusion’ is setting the S&P 500 up for a correction as stagflation takes hold, top analysts say

With the American consumer running out of breath amid an economic slowdown in the second half of 2025, Stifel sees a selloff of 10% or more in the S&P 500.

When the next recession hits, whoever is president will face intense pressure to cut tariffs, so don’t rely on them for revenue, top economist says

When the next recession hits, whoever is president will face intense pressure to cut tariffs, so don’t rely on them for revenue, top economist says

“There’s going to be a strong incentive on that president’s part to say, ‘Okay, I’m going to cut the taxes.’”

Starbucks asks customers in South Korea to stop bringing printers and desktop computers into stores as workers transform cafes into remote offices

Starbucks asks customers in South Korea to stop bringing printers and desktop computers into stores as workers transform cafes into remote offices

“You can just go and have a cup of coffee, work there—but people are taking it a little bit to the extreme nowadays,” one Korean studies professor said.

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Asia’s quiet tokenization revolution shows how the blockchain becomes ‘real’

Financial innovators are tokenizing real-world assets like artwork, real estate—and, if two small Asia-based startups have their way, clean energy.

Ethereum surges past $4,000 as crypto market soars to new all-time high

The total market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies crossed the $4-trillion mark for the second time in less than a month.

The 99-cent AriZona iced tea could be the next victim of Trump's tariffs

Americans buy roughly half their aluminum from abroad.

Trump’s AI czar plants flag in ‘doomer’ debate. Here’s why he thinks humans are still in control of the Pandora’s Box they’ve opened

“Right now the current situation is Goldilocks,” says David Sacks, special adviser to the White House for AI and crypto.

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Here's how much the USPS will raise prices this holiday season

Here's how much the USPS will raise prices this holiday season

Shipping presents this holiday season is going to cost more.

The price premium on new-construction homes is dissolving. New home prices dropped in 30% of large U.S. cities last quarter

The price premium on new-construction homes is dissolving. New home prices dropped in 30% of large U.S. cities last quarter

Builders also continue to offer mortgage-rate buydowns and other incentives to make new builds attractive to buyers.

OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman says in 10 years time college graduates will be working 'some completely new, exciting, super well-paid' job in space

OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman says in 10 years time college graduates will be working 'some completely new, exciting, super well-paid' job in space

While Bill Gates has said the two-day workweek could come within the next decade, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says Gen Alpha college graduates will be too busy planet-hopping.

Bed Bath & Beyond is back—with a slightly different name

Bed Bath & Beyond is back—with a slightly different name

Company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy two years ago.

One FOMC dissenter might have just called out the Fed on criticism for its shifting base rate policy

One FOMC dissenter might have just called out the Fed on criticism for its shifting base rate policy

Citing sharp downward revisions to U.S. job growth, Bowman reiterated her forecast for three cuts this year while warning that declining data reliability complicates policymaking.

Figma’s CEO sent cold emails to and bought coffee for his 'heroes' while convincing ex-coworkers to use his product before its $68 billion success

Figma’s CEO sent cold emails to and bought coffee for his 'heroes' while convincing ex-coworkers to use his product before its $68 billion success

Dylan Field may not be helming a $68 billion company if it weren’t for cold-calling his former coworkers and taking his tech “heroes” for coffee—and execs at Google and Squarespace found success the same way.

AOL is saying 'goodbye' to its dial-up internet service

AOL is saying 'goodbye' to its dial-up internet service

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How the CEO of a highly acquisitive company stays ahead of trends

How Julie Sweet positioned Accenture in the age of AI.

Trump family crypto business announces $1.5 billion treasury company for World Liberty Financial token

The announcement follows a week of reaching out to investors to contribute cash.

Data centers are eating the economy — and we’re not even using them

The average server utilization rate hovers between 12%-18% of capacity, while an estimated 10 million servers sit completely idle, representing $30 billion in wasted capital

Why HR should pay more attention to buzzwords like ‘quiet quitting’ and ‘coffee badging’

Are buzzwords like “quiet quitting,” “coffee badging,” and “workcations" the sign of larger institutional problems? Here's why HR leaders should pay attention.

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The ‘Fed put’ is back: If Tuesday’s inflation report is bad expect chaos in the markets

Investors think the Fed will almost definitely cut interest rates in September, and they are hoping that the consumer price inflation report—due tomorrow—won’t show a significant rise in inflation.

Trump’s regulatory reset leaves crypto privacy tools like Tornado Cash in the lurch

A federal jury found a developer guilty last week for creating software, throwing the future of privacy tech into question.

Trump said foreign countries would 'eat' tariffs—but U.S. consumers and businesses will actually pay 75% at best

Goldman Sachs estimates U.S. consumers now shoulder two-thirds of President Trump’s new tariff costs, with more companies planning to pass them on in the future.

Should you take an interim CEO job?

More leaders are stepping into the corner office temporarily. But the gig doesn’t always pay off.

Top climate tech exec: The AC gap between Europe and America is becoming an economic liability

In the U.S., 90% of households have AC. In Europe? Just 20% on average. In some countries, such as the UK, that number falls to less than 5%.

Rolls-Royce CEO Tufan Erginbilgiç: ‘You can’t always influence the macro stuff but you influence how you deal with it’

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OpenAI’s open-source pivot shows how U.S. tech is trying to catch up to China’s AI surge

DeepSeek’s AI models are still influencing the AI conversation, even eight months later.

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