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A 2025 analysis estimated AI energy use could equal 22% of U.S. households within three years, reshaping data-center builds, emissions and investment.
CWD is now in 33 U.S. states. Louisiana's 49 cases prompted emergency controls on baiting and carcass movement that change hunting and strain state budgets.
Chevy Humphrey has led Griffin MSI since 2021, pairing museum operations with board experience to strengthen exhibits, education and revenue growth.
70% of Americans say raising children is too expensive, according to the 2025 American Family Survey; housing, child care and medical costs cited.
The White House issued a 60-day Jones Act waiver while Treasury warned banks in China, Hong Kong, the UAE and Oman of secondary sanctions over Iran.
Senior Russian officials visited Pyongyang, deepening Moscow-Pyongyang military ties since 2023 and signaling potential impacts on sanctions, trade and defense.
A 3% fee on a $1.5M estate equals about $45,000 a year. Compare AUM rates, retainer and hourly alternatives, and what to weigh when deciding on an adviser.
Bitcoin neared $79,400 then pulled back as spot ETFs logged $2.03B in April. Analysts say multi-day closes above $80,000 are needed to confirm a sustained rally.
Framework Laptop 13 Pro pairs upgradeable, repairable hardware with a more polished finish, appealing to Linux users and Windows tinkerers and repairers.
Justice Dept closed the Powell probe and moved the review to the Fed inspector general; Kevin Warsh's confirmation remains stalled amid oversight.
Three practical steps to talk to an adult niece about money: set firm financial boundaries, offer structured help like counseling, and use calm, consistent communication.
Marco Rubio remains in Washington while private envoys lead talks abroad, a shift that could affect how markets read U.S. signals on sanctions and travel.
Three classic hedges—long-dated government bonds, gold and managed futures—failed to protect investors in 2025. This article explains why they broke and which market forces to watch.
Supreme Court voided Trump-era tariffs; importers seek up to $166 billion in refunds. Who can claim and why consumers likely won't receive direct payouts.
American and Chinese AI models are nearly tied on a key leaderboard, with U.S. data-center infrastructure giving an edge in the race for AI dominance.
Deal shaping moves sales from bids to outcome-based, multi-product solutions. Read how it affects pricing, contracts, forecasting and teams for finance.
IATA and GAO warn airlines are short at least 5,300 deliveries and a 17,000-jet backlog, forcing engine makers and parts suppliers into costly bottlenecks.
Bank of America warns pockets of the market, notably AI and semiconductors, show bubble-like dynamics as volatility rises; it advises option hedges.
Jet-fuel shortages are forcing European airlines to cut flights and raise fares as supplies tighten, industry officials and the IEA warn ahead of summer.
Intel jumped after a strong quarter, lifting S&P and Nasdaq futures as oil eased on reports of Iranian diplomacy; markets weigh geopolitics and chip gains.
Fitch cut Mozambique's sovereign rating to CCC, citing post-election unrest, revenue misses and rising domestic financing needs that increase default risk.
Hochul and NYC Mayor Mamdani propose an annual pied-à-terre surtax on non-primary homes over $5M, expected to raise ~$500M and spark valuation disputes.
China pauses new stimulus after 5% Q1 growth, keeping key rates steady while weighing targeted fiscal steps amid rising inflation and geopolitical risk.
Nasdaq notched its 10th straight gain as big-cap tech stocks lifted markets. Strategists point to valuation repricing, AI adoption and earnings and outlook.
Trump said he would accept an alternative Fed probe outside the DOJ into alleged renovation cost overruns, as U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro appeals and Warsh's confirmation stalls.
