Economy

Immigration to the U.S. is often framed as a problem. However, research shows immigrants contribute significantly.

Do women board members make a company more innovative or risk averse? The answer is both, depending on performance.

OpenAI shifted its mission from “safely benefiting humanity” to focusing on profit, raising safety concerns amid lawsuits.

Volunteering at St. Francis Inn in Kensington, Philadelphia, offers insights into social justice and strategic management.

Research reveals that distrust and disempowerment, not low motivation, often hinder allyship in workplace settings.

Markets dipped Friday as major layoffs, falling job openings, and rising AI costs stirred recession fears and weighed heavily on investor sentiment.

Consumption stigma affects everyday choices, like buying cheap chocolates, leading to self-consciousness and judgment.

Jeff Bezos’ decisions led to The Washington Post’s drastic downsizing, but regional papers show sustainable success models.

Grocery prices in Colorado rose 25% over five years, outpacing wage growth. Aldi’s entry may disrupt the market.

National economies are now moving in sync due to global supply chains. This shift is detailed in a recent study.

With a declining U.S. tourism industry due to policies and global travel concerns, 2026 may not see the expected World Cup tourism boom.

Federal immigration enforcement in Minnesota has led to business closures and cautious corporate responses, highlighting a shift in U.S. corporate activism.