As EV sales growth slows, some drivers could buy one for as little as $10,000 this year
Many EVs remain pricier than gas-burning cars. But while the all-electric market growth is slowing, sales are forecast to keep rising.
What you need to know about financial advice as policymakers debate changes to the rules
A battle is underway in Washington over the Labor Department’s proposed rules to raise protections for retirement advice. What investors need to know.
10 years in, GM CEO Mary Barra has built her legacy on change and crisis. 2024 will bring new tests
GM is facing challenges with EV demand and its Cruise autonomous driving unit, but those headwinds may play to Barra’s strengths.
IMF warns AI to hit almost 40% of jobs worldwide and worsen overall inequality
The analysis comes as business and political leaders from around the world gather at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Defense Secretary Austin is ‘actively involved and engaged’ while hospitalized
Austin has been treated at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center since Jan. 1.
Iowa principal who risked his life to protect students dies 10 days after high school shooting
Perry High principal Dan Marburger was one of seven people injured in the Jan. 4 shooting.
Woman, 2 children die crossing Rio Grande as Border Patrol says Texas troops prevented them from intervening
The Texas Military Department refuted the claim, saying personnel were made aware of a distress report but could find no migrants who needed help in the river.
Final Iowa poll: Trump maintains dominant lead before caucuses
The survey finds Donald Trump leading among likely GOP caucusgoers at 48%, with Nikki Haley at 20% and Ron DeSantis at 16%.
Congressional leaders reach short-term spending deal to keep government open until March
Some parts of the federal government were set to run out of money by Jan. 19.
Microsoft tops Apple as world’s most valuable public company
Microsoft’s market capitalization eclipsed Apple’s a day after it showed off artificial intelligence capabilities in front of developers in San Francisco.
