Policy

Mint Butterfield, the 16-year-old child of the tech billionaires who cofounded Flickr and Slack, has been reported missing.

"A protracted stalemate might be the only solution for Russia to avoid total economic collapse," one economist says.

"It looks a little bit more like the '70s to me, and I point out to a lot of people, things looked pretty rosy in 1972 — they were not rosy in 1973."

Hiring activity could see a substantial slowdown later in the year, Citi economist Veronica Clark said.

In an affidavit, Taylor Leighton argued that he was the dog's primary caretaker, highlighting an extravagant party he'd thrown for its first birthday.

The US economy began 2024 with cooler growth than the forecast. In the first quarter of this year, real GDP rose at an annualized rate of 1.6%.

Lindsey and David Barber save 80% to 85% of their income for retirement and their son's future, though neither want to retire early.

The recently approved US aid to Ukraine could help create American jobs. Here are some of the cities that may benefit.

Cherie Tobias, 48, can't afford groceries but doesn't qualify for government assistance.

In a legal filing on Monday, Baltimore officials said the Dali was "clearly unseaworthy," but that its owner and manager still allowed it to set sail.

Nicolai Tangen said European companies aren't innovating as quickly as American ones, as he spoke of Norges Bank pushing into US equity investment.

The 39-year-old Dnipro resident was trying to paddle his way on the Dniester after paying someone $4,200 to coordinate his crossing, per officials.

America generates 40 million tons of plastic waste a year — and it can't be recycled.

Big companies are weathering high interest rates. Consumers, meanwhile, are facing rising debt as inflation eats into wage gains.

It turns out that, after killing off brands and choosing avocado toast over homeownership, millennials are getting wealthy.

Karim Bouyakhrichan was arrested in Spain for his alleged involvement in drug trafficking. He was released on a $53,000 bond, and then disappeared.

The FTC approved a nationwide ban on noncompete agreements, boosting freedom for job-hoppers. But the new rule faces an impending legal battle.

US solar companies accused Chinese firms in Southeast Asia of dumping cheap solar panels on the market. They want Biden to take action.

The number of Americans who are ALICE — Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed — is increasing, particularly among Gen Z and boomers.

American's newest entrepreneurs are increasingly likely to be women, immigrants, living in the South, and doing their business as a side hustle.

China's economy struggles to consume all it's producing, exporting the most steel since 2016 amid a real-estate slump.

Some Houston residents are set to start getting $500 a month in basic income for housing and groceries — if Texas Republicans don't shut it down.