The Latest Breaking News from GSA

Reeling from jokes that they’re ‘weird’, Republicans create a hopeless nickname for Walz after a period product mandate

One of the UK’s largest taxpayers, billionaire quant trader Alex Gerko lost a legal dispute with British authorities over the tax treatment of a deferred payment plan. Appeal judges ruled that Gerko and other traders, while they were still running high-frequency trading strategies at GSA Capital Partners between 2010 and…

BMW’s working on a new Adventure model for the R 1300 GS. The flagship ADV bike will come equipped with BMW’s Automated Shift Assistant.

The Cheyenne supercomputer, once ranked 20th in the world, is up for auction through the GSA.

The NT will buy gas fracked from the Beetaloo basin in a nine-year deal the government claims will boost the territory's economy and ensure cheaper power bills.

The fiscal 2024 funding package unveiled early Thursday would funnel $200 million toward the project to build a new FBI headquarters.

The General Services Administration's proposal includes $7.2 million for the potential new president to get operations up and running.

A new report from the Government Accountability Office finds that two-thirds of government-owned buildings haven't been inspected for asbestos in at least five years.

Utility major The Southern Company (SO) will release its fourth-quarter results on February 15. The company is expected to report a year-over-year growth in earnings and revenue. Therefore, should investors consider buying the stock ahead of its earnings? Read on to learn my view….

The task force, led by Deputy Administrator Katy Kale of the General Services Administration (GSA), will examine past transitions to identify best practices for safeguarding classified information during power transfer.

The government is pilot testing a benefits service that uses text messaging to send critical service updates to those who opt in.