U.S. employers posted 7.6 million job openings in April, surpassing expectations, while layoffs and employee resignations both declined, signaling cautious labor market strength.
Getafe has extended goalkeeper David Soria’s stay with a new contract that will keep him at the club through June 2030, reinforcing their squad stability.
With most tickets sold out or waitlisted, here are reliable ways to buy last-minute passes for Governors Ball 2026 before the summer festival kicks off.
Bitcoin’s potential surge to $300,000 by 2026 hinges on macroeconomic shifts following Iran’s oil tensions, which threaten to alter Fed interest rate decisions and investor inflows.
India’s inflation could approach 4.8% and GDP growth may ease amid sustained $90 per barrel crude prices, signaling economic challenges ahead.
Inflation pressures extend beyond fuel costs, with rising housing, utilities, and recreation expenses complicating the Federal Reserve’s efforts to manage inflation without stalling growth.
Inflows to digital asset treasury firms fell sharply in May to $180 million, marking the lowest level since late 2024 as investor interest in passive crypto holdings declines.
Kazakhstan’s Ministry of National Economy has approved a methodology to measure potential GDP, aiming to better gauge economic growth limits and improve macroeconomic assessments.
Over the next 12 weeks, Evanston will upgrade seven street segments with resurfacing, curb repairs, sewer work, and ADA improvements at no cost to residents.
Jerome Powell emphasized the vital importance of protecting the Federal Reserve and other institutions from political interference during a speech at the JFK Presidential Library.
A New York Fed report identifies remote work as the main factor behind rising unemployment among young college graduates, challenging claims that AI is chiefly responsible.
Strategy Technologies' recent Bitcoin sale disrupts its long-standing accumulation approach, prompting investors to rethink valuation and liquidity around corporate Bitcoin holdings.