If current tariffs had been in place last year, consumers would have faced a $28.6 billion burden, a new analysis finds.

The government has been shut down for nearly a month, and the impact is beginning to be felt by the U.S. economy.

The UK retail sector was recently the target of a spate of cyberattacks with M&S, Co-op and Harrods all falling victim. But it wasn’t just household names that were attacked. Food distributor, Peter ...

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The job displacement, “even for top performers”, necessitates action, the researchers argue. Policymakers should “invest in ...

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Uneven trade with Japan has long been a sore point for Trump, and new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's government has been ...

The stock price for Milwaukee-based fintech firm Fiserv dropped by 45% Wednesday, from $128.50 per share to $70.80 per share, ...

AI-powered Construction ERP platform launches. Nexus offers natural language processing, “construction intelligence” & ...

The suspension of data releases is unlikely to affect long-term business decisions, but short-term challenges for vehicle ...

WisDOT provided the information at the first of two open houses on the I-794 plans. Another open house will be Nov. 5 at St. Thomas More High School.

In light of the proposed business rate reform set to be announced in the Autumn Budget, analysis has shown where businesses will feel the effects the most in England and Wales.