“Aggressive” is not a term I would normally associate with the Bank of England’s quietly-spoken governor, but it was Andrew Bailey’s word of choice today. He said the Bank could become a ...

How bad is the jobs market? Even job recruiters have struggled to keep their own jobs, never mind find work for others. Rust Belt Recruiting, a small Midwestern business that works with ...

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Robbie Williams fans will go bananas over the trailer for “Better Man” — literally. Paramount released the first trailer for the musical biopic from Michael Gracey, director of “The ...

Joe Biden has insisted that ending the war in Gaza and bringing peace and security to the Middle East remains a top priority during his final months in office. Yet even freed from the burden of ...

The 2024 Ultra is 30 percent faster than any of Roku’s other players, and it now features Wi-Fi 6. That upgrade puts it ahead of the Google TV Streamer, which stuck with Wi-Fi 5. Roku is now on ...

ING Groep NV is starting to use artificial intelligence to price currencies, replacing a job traditionally performed manually by the bank’s traders. The Dutch lender’s new AI model employs ...

Congress in 2022 made overturning elections harder, but there are still loopholes in the law. I spoke with USA TODAY, Justice Department Correspondent, Aysha Bagchi, to find out more. Aysha ...

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Consumers are feeling the pains of a cooling labor market. On Tuesday, the latest Consumer Confidence Index release showed a narrowing margin between respondents who are finding jobs "plentiful ...

“Are you better off now than you were four years ago?” So asked the 1980 presidential candidate, Ronald Reagan, channeling one of the main reasons we vote for one candidate over ...