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Used cars remain expensive because pandemic-era supply lessons taught automakers to expect tighter supply longer than expected.
The IPO is bigger than Elon Musk. It is a capital event that reshapes how employees and former workers think about risk.
Refi and purchase applications rebounded even as the 30-year fixed rate stayed jumpy. Here is what it signals for lenders and markets.
Walmart says store-level data helps robots build pallets so workers can move faster and cut supply chain costs.
The EC launches a foreign investment review under EU rules, running alongside a separate Phase 1 merger probe.
The role started with a lowball offer and a retirement-ready “no,” then turned into a $326M hit and a career reset.
Valve will phase out in-store physical Steam gift cards, citing scammers who keep driving losses for customers.
The Forbes 250 initiative spotlights immigrant entrepreneurs, executives, innovators, and cultural leaders, and signals what power looks like now.
A potential buyout that looks more like a strategic capital play than a classic leveraged takeover.
The visa fee split AI and Big Tech, and the legal fight is now headed toward higher courts.
A Work AI Institute survey finds AI saves time on paper, but most gains get eaten by hand-holding and cleanup.
A survey by Worldpanel by Numerator links fast GLP-1 adoption to £780m less grocery spending across Great Britain.
