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More expensive menus, higher wages and increased closures are some of the consequences this scenario would have

Back in 2021, the U.S. government earmarked $7.5 billion to build out a nationwide network of 500,000 electric vehicle fast-charging stations by 2030. The initiative is part of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program, falling under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. After a sluggish start, the program is now picking…

THE UK economy unexpectedly contracted in October, marking two months in a row of negative growth for the first time since the pandemic, new…

There are thousands of cheap used cars out there now that the pandemic price bubble has burst. Not to mention the amount of shockingly affordable lease deals on EVs these days. But what if you want something with a bit more edge—an exotic sports car that won't break the bank?

The pandemic changed the role of HR departments everywhere but funding hasn’t kept pace.

An expert has dismissed claims international students are impacting the national housing market, saying a post-pandemic "migration splash" is easing.

Fewer grandparents were taking care of grandchildren, there was a decline in the number of preschoolers and more people were staying put in their homes in the first part of the 2020s compared to the last part of the 2010s

Exclusive: Sources say there is belief that service has become too big after growing during Brexit and pandemic years

Trump ‘signed checks for people for 7,400 bucks ... and I didn’t,’ outgoing president says

President-elect Trump has proposed sweeping tariffs across goods coming in from Mexico, Canada, and China. And they range between 25% and 100%, with the former aimed squarely at Mexico and Canada. Obviously, this is cause for alarm. As I've explained in other posts, tariffs only hurt the consumer, not the company,…

Since the pandemic, an increasing number of restaurants have relied on delivery to support their business. But is it a good thing in the long run, asks Clare Finney