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Shoppers Hit the Brakes on EV Purchases After Tax Credits Expire

Electric cars are here to stay, but they'll have to compete harder to get shoppers interested without the federal tax credit.

Banks Are Sounding the Alarm About Stablecoins

Banks Are Sounding the Alarm About Stablecoins

The banking industry says stablecoins could have a negative impact on lending.

Apple Readies for AI Upgrade with New iPhones

Apple Readies for AI Upgrade with New iPhones

The tech giant has stumbled when it comes to artificial intelligence, but a new batch of iPhones will help it make headway.

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After Years of Stagnant Growth, Hope Emerges for EU Economy

Can a German fiscal push outweigh French political peril?

Trump's Economic Intervention

What to Make of Washington's Increasingly Hands-On Approach to Big Business

Kiplinger Special Report: Business Costs for 2026

Fresh forecasts for 2026, to help you plan ahead and prepare a budget on a range of business costs, from Kiplinger's Letters team.

Trump-Era Regulations Will Broaden Access to Crypto

The president wants to make the U.S. the leader in digital assets.

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Big Changes Are Ahead for Higher Ed

Big Changes Are Ahead for Higher Ed

A major reform of higher ed is underway. Colleges are bracing for abrupt change, financial headwinds and uncertainty.

Breaking China's Stranglehold on Rare Earth Elements

Breaking China's Stranglehold on Rare Earth Elements

China is using its near-monopoly on critical minerals to win trade concessions. Can the U.S. find alternate supplies?

Things that Surprise Business Owners When It’s Time to Sell

Things that Surprise Business Owners When It’s Time to Sell

When it’s time to retire and enjoy the fruits of growing their business, owners are often surprised by how tough it is to give up their baby!

America's Surprising Strengths in Manufacturing and Exports

America's Surprising Strengths in Manufacturing and Exports

Despite common perceptions that the U.S. doesn't build things anymore, American factories are still hard at work. A special report from The Kiplinger Letter.

Will State Laws Hurt AI’s Future?

Will State Laws Hurt AI’s Future?

Republicans in Congress are considering a moratorium on state AI laws. But it’s likely a growing patchwork of state AI regulations will be here for a while.

Is It Still Worth It to Gift Savings Bonds?

Is It Still Worth It to Gift Savings Bonds?

Kiplinger editor explores if it's still a good idea to get savings bonds as gifts for children, looking at their returns and usability.

Another Down Year for Agriculture

Another Down Year for Agriculture

Farmers brace for falling incomes, widening trade deficits

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10 Predictions for 2025 from The Kiplinger Letter

As 2025 arrives, here are our top 10 forecasts for the new year.

Don't Sleep on Japan's Economic Transformation

After almost three lost decades, Japan — one of the world's biggest economies — is finally showing signs of life.

Kiplinger Outlook: Telecom Companies Brace for Tough Times

The telecom industry is entering a new era that threatens profitability. But the coming Trump administration will make it easier for the major players to adjust.

Start-ups Trying to (Profitably) Solve the World’s Hardest Problems

More investors are interested in companies working on breakthrough science to tackle huge societal challenges. The field of deep tech has major tailwinds, too.

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Will lower mortgage rates bring relief to the housing market?

As mortgage rates slowly come down here's what to expect in the housing market over the next year or so.

The Big Questions for AR’s Future

As Meta shows off a flashy AR prototype, Microsoft quietly stops supporting its own AR headset. The two companies highlight the promise and peril of AR.

China's Economy Faces Darkening Outlook

What the slowdown in China means for U.S. businesses.

AI Start-ups Keep Scoring Huge Sums

Investors continue to make bigger bets on artificial intelligence start-ups, even for small teams with no revenue. Some backers think a startling tech breakthrough is near.

The Key Presidential Campaign Issues of 2024

Donald Trump and Kamala Harris stake out their positions on trade, immigration, and taxes.

Should We Worry About the Slowing U.S. Economy

With the labor market cooling off and financial markets turning jittery, just how healthy is the economy right now?

New Phones Get All the Hype, but Consumers Still Love Old Models

Even as flashy artificial intelligence features drive sales of new smartphones, used phones continue to fetch big bucks as demand outstrips supply.

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