After decades of subsidizing expansion, Brussels is now paying to destroy vineyards, without fixing the distortions it created.

The first-person cameras at Milano Cortina are creating buzz, good and bad

Dan Ives of Wedbush Securities says to “focus on Microsoft and Google with this sell-off.”...

Software developers sit nearly all day and make six figures. Fast-food workers are on their feet almost nonstop, and earn about $30,000 a year....

The country will decide whether to limit its population to 10 million residents.

The Super Bowl’s jock tax hit Sam Darnold’s paycheck hard. California taxes can leave NFL players with less after-tax income than their Super Bowl bonus.

High-performing leaders avoid burnout by protecting their time and energy. Discover three principles that help leaders focus, delegate and lead well.

Learn how the MIT Entrepreneurship JetPack digital adviser guided health tech startup Femmli through a detailed approach to market segmentation.

When the economy feels out of control, we optimize everything — including connection. But what happens when the optimization itself gets monetized?

A donut factory in Massachusetts shows how a classic economics example (externalities) breaks down in real life when the smell never goes away.

ATTOM Year-End 2025 U.S. Home Sales Report shows prices hit $360K, investor share at 6.6%, and profit margins fell.

The average seller at the end of 2025 had owned their home for nearly nine years.

The county saw nearly $579 million in lottery game sales last year, with $6.52 million spent per 10,000 residents, according to an analysis by MLive.com.

In the race for AI, tech firms are asking for their staff to work long hours. But there are risks, experts say.

Michigan's first dental therapist became licensed in September and another awaits licensing. But a statewide dentist group opposes expansion.

Layoff plans by US-based employers soared in 2025 led primarily by the Federal Government and Technology. Meanwhile, employers announced the lowest number of new hires since 2010. December saw the fewest layoff plans in 17-months, and December's hiring plans were the highest for the month since 2022. What will 2026 bring?

AI outlays have gone full nut-nut. Even Google, one of the most capital-efficient businesses of all time in its heyday, is spending like there’s...

More than five years after the failure of the so-called Fair Tax Amendment, Illinois politicians are still trying to eliminate the state constitution’s flat

A closer look at competing plans for expanding housing and reining in costs.

Short answer is: It's complicated.

Why the System Can’t Handle Falling Prices

Few macroeconomists have been as influential over the past half century as Robert Lucas. He won the Nobel Prize in economics, and his famous Lucas critique

Tinder is testing AI recommendations and insight from your Camera Roll for better matches.

Lawmakers, Waymo and Tesla will urge Congress to take action on long-stalled legislation to speed deployment of self-driving vehicles, warning of competitive threats from China.

The launch of Bitcoin in 2009 represents one of the most disruptive phenomena in financial history, establishing a unique link between computer science and an

The chain generated a 7% increase in same-store sales on top of a 5% gain during the same period last year

Visitors to Rome will now pay to access the famous fountain and five other historic monuments