Economy

Few city planning concepts are as sacrosanct as the idea that growth is good and decline is bad. For cities…

Executives face pressure to defend or drop DEI initiatives. Is inclusion a moral imperative? Our research says yes.

In 1994, U.S. World Cup tickets averaged $58; by 2026, prices soared to $1,300, highlighting stark income inequality.

Sports have been central to America’s celebrations in Philadelphia since 1876, but rising costs challenge accessibility.

The release of Epstein files in 2026 exposed extensive ties to U.S. corporate boardrooms, revealing governance failures.

U.S. homebuyers face challenges as 30-year mortgage rates average 6.48%, influenced by market factors beyond Fed control.

Colorado’s stunning landscapes are marred by rising living costs. Wages lag behind expenses, forcing many to rely on credit.

As the U.S. gears up for the 2026 World Cup, concerns arise over high costs and geopolitical instability impacting tourism.

Many Americans live in manufactured homes, facing rising rents due to private equity purchases, creating housing insecurity.

Hybrid work policies have surged, promising flexibility but revealing challenges; they may require better implementation.

When someone dies, their debts don’t just disappear. Executors manage estates, ensuring debts are paid before assets…

A series of administrative and policy changes at the SSA during the Trump administration have made disability benefits harder to access.