The Federal Reserve kept U.S. interest rates unchanged, maintaining a data-driven course while resisting calls from President Trump to cut rates, and markets watched with calm anticipation.
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady in its latest meeting, prompting markets to await Chair Powell’s press conference for insights on future monetary policy directions.
Amazon’s latest layoffs — roughly 16,000 roles — reflect a broader pause in hiring as companies recalibrate post-pandemic workforce strategies, with labor market shifts felt across multiple sectors.
Amazon laid off 16,000 corporate employees in its latest restructuring, expanding earlier cuts. The move aims at streamlining operations while investing in strategic AI and efficiency.
As U.S. tax season begins, the Trump administration is urging families to open Trump Accounts during filing to secure a $1,000 government contribution for qualifying children’s long-term savings.
The S&P 500 briefly reached 7,000 points for the first time before easing back as traders awaited the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision and assessed earnings prospects.
Starbucks reported its first same-store sales and customer traffic growth in nearly two years, lifting its stock as customers return and the company’s turnaround efforts gain traction.
President Trump’s relaxed stance on the dollar’s decline has emboldened investors to bet on a sustained downtrend, pushing the U.S. currency near multi-year lows and reshaping market expectations.
Sweden's Finance Minister has put forth a proposal for an inquiry into the country's potential adoption of the euro, signaling a renewed discussion on monetary policy.
A tragic attack at a soccer field in central Mexico results in multiple fatalities and injuries, raising concerns about escalating violence in the region.
Amazon inadvertently sent an email to its AWS employees, prematurely announcing layoffs for Wednesday. This communication, intended to discuss organizational changes, created confusion, as some employees had not been informed about their job status yet.
Amazon Fresh is closing multiple grocery stores, including ten in suburban areas, reflecting a broader reassessment of its physical retail strategy.
U.S. consumer confidence has fallen to its lowest level in over 11 years, reflecting growing unease about jobs, prices, and the economic outlook.
President Trump’s support for a weaker dollar has encouraged investors to bet on a sustained decline, reframing currency softness as strategy rather than risk.
Amazon accidentally sent an internal email confirming planned layoffs, revealing workforce reductions before a formal announcement and unsettling employees already braced for change.
As tax season begins, President Trump is urging families to open “Trump Accounts,” promoting them as a new savings option framed around preparation and financial independence.
The Trump administration added 15 drugs to Medicare’s price negotiation program, extending efforts to control prescription costs through a gradual, closely watched process.
Gold surged past $5,200 as the U.S. dollar fell to a four-year low, reflecting investor demand for stability amid currency weakness and lingering global uncertainty.
Southwest Airlines’ new plus-size seating policy requires certain passengers to buy extra seats up front, sparking criticism from travelers who say it undermines the airline’s inclusive reputation.
UnitedHealth Group’s recovery may take time as pressures persist, but long-term fundamentals keep contrarian investors watching closely, favoring patience over urgency.
UPS plans to cut about 30,000 jobs as it reduces Amazon deliveries and shifts toward higher-margin logistics, signaling a strategic recalibration rather than a rapid retreat.
Prediction markets increasingly favor BlackRock’s Rick Rieder as the next Federal Reserve chair, reflecting investor expectations about monetary policy and leadership direction.
UPS plans to cut up to 30,000 jobs and close facilities in 2026 as it reduces shipments from Amazon and shifts toward higher-margin services
Audi is enhancing manufacturing efficiency by using VMware Cloud Foundation to centralize production IT, cut hardware needs, and enable scalable, software‑driven automation across its factory floor.