Biden may start forgiving student debt in October
President Joe Biden may try to forgive student debt again as early as next month, in a sweeping redo effort that could impact tens of millions of Americans.
‘Rush’ hour isn’t what it used to be. Working 10-to-4 is the new 9-to-5, commuting data shows
A shorter workday has become the “new normal,” according to a recent report.
Tom Lee, who’s been correctly bullish, turns cautious and sees 7%-10% pullback
Fundstrat’s Lee has changed his tune for the next 8 weeks.
Volkswagen braces for showdown with unions after warning of possible German plant closures
Volkswagen’s management is expected to lay out their cost-cutting plans to about 18,000 workers at a town hall meeting in Wolfsburg on Wednesday.
UK suspends some arms export licenses to Israel
British Foreign Minister David Lammy said Monday that the country would immediately suspend some arms export licenses to Israel.
How Tim Walz made Minnesota a ‘roadmap’ for progressive economic policy
Vice President Kamala Harris’ running mate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has achieved sweeping progressive policy victories in his state since taking office.
Defense stocks in an ESG portfolio? A profound — and controversial — shift seems to be underway
The idea of including defense stocks in sustainably-minded portfolios remains controversial.
Trump debate prep: Tulsi Gabbard advises Republican to attack Harris on ‘hypocrisy’
Donald Trump is set to debate Vice President Kamala Harris on Sept. 10, despite recent disputes over the previously agreed upon debate rules.
Trump backs marijuana legalization in Florida if ‘done correctly’
In a Truth Social post, the former president said he expects a ballot measure to legalize marijuana in Florida to pass.
What’s stalling China’s stock market recovery, according to KraneShares’ CIO
With investors fleeing Chinese stocks over growth concerns, the case for fiscal intervention could be stronger than ever.
