Economy

As the US has entered its third week of the government shutdown, concerns about the economy’s stability are rising. A short-term shutdown wouldn’t severely damage the economy, but prolonged funding gaps could create real issues. The economy continues to remain

The trial of former FTX head and billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried is set to begin tomorrow. Bankman-Fried, a crypto entrepreneur who had a hand in founding FTX and Alameda Research, has been charged with 16 criminal counts related to the operation

As previously reported by GodzillaNewz, molecular biology professor Sam Bankman-Fried is due to stand trial Tuesday in a criminal case accusing him of embezzling and misappropriating more than $30 million of funds from a former employer, the cryptocurrency exchange FTX. Sam

As the coronavirus pandemic has increased demands on healthcare providers, it has become increasingly difficult to find adequate staffing for pharmacies. In particular, many CVS stores have been left understaffed due to pharmacists becoming overwhelmed with their workload. The company

The health of the labor movement in the United States has been declining for decades, but is showing signs of resurgence in recent years. Large and publicized strikes at companies like GM and Amazon have highlighted the ability of unions

The United Auto Workers (UAW) has announced its newest set of proposed strikes against Ford and GM, two of the three largest automakers in the United States, citing prolonged labor disputes with the so-called “Detroit Big Three.” In response, the

Mortgage Demand Shrinks as Interest Rates Reach Highest Level in 23 Years The cost of obtaining a mortgage has increased substantially in recent weeks as interest rates the have hit their highest levels in nearly 23 years. This significant increase is

Recently, the US government has been forced to enter into a temporary shutdown. As the shutdown persists, air travel in the US has begun to take a hit. With many federal employees either not being able to work or being

JP Morgan Chase & Co recently announced that it has agreed to pay $75 million to settle a lawsuit accusing it of knowingly doing business with convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein. This agreement follows reports from earlier this year that

Target, one of the largest retailers in the United States, announced yesterday that it would be closing nine stores across major cities due to increased theft and violence. The announcement has caused an uproar among customers who are disappointed that