Governments built around taxing workers may struggle to survive a world where fewer people have jobs.

The lawsuit in B.C. Supreme Court also alleges deceptive practices regarding the company's use of chemicals to make its '100 per cent Arabica' decaf coffee

The brands, the cost and whether they could be turned away at the U.S. border

Key Takeaways Over half of the 30 most profitable companies worldwide are based in the United States, with $1 trillion in annual profits. Alphabet is the w…

Key Takeaways Toyota and Volkswagen remained the world’s two biggest carmakers by global vehicle sales between 2020 and 2025. Chinese brands climbed rapidl…

Trade school enrollment only jumped because Gen Z got old enough to attend. Apprenticeship programs still can't absorb demand for electricians

Forty years of federal policy pushed students toward college. Now the country doesn't have enough electricians to wire its data centers

Electrician training surged alongside the data center building spree. Most recruits will finish long after the construction jobs are gone

A New York City hospital fired a dozen nurses and replaced them with AI, according to their union, not long after a major nurses strike,

Over 200 economists, researchers, and industry leaders signed an urgent letter warning that AI could radically transform the economy.