Despite ongoing economic growth, the U.S. job market is showing signs of slowing, raising concerns about a potential downturn in hiring. Data from early 2026 indicates a drop in job openings, a rise in layoffs, and longer periods of unemployment for many job seekers. Early reports for 2026 show that

Rising cost pressures are reshaping how Americans manage their finances, as new federal data shows household debt reaching historic levels in 2026. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, total U.S. household debt climbed to approximately $18.8 trillion at the end of 2025, the highest level on record

In recent months, a notable number of high-profile CEO exits have been observed across multiple industries, signaling a shift in corporate leadership dynamics. Leading companies such as PayPal, Workday, and The Washington Post have all experienced leadership changes, reflecting broader trends in leadership turnover that extend beyond any single sector.

Sustainable finance is entering a period of recalibration in 2026, as evolving regulatory frameworks reshape market dynamics. This shift is prompting both corporate treasurers and asset managers to reassess their strategies. While the demand for sustainability-linked financial products remains high, recent regulatory changes have significantly impacted the pace of these

David Holt, Mayor of Oklahoma City, was named the first Founding Mayor of America the Entrepreneurial, a national campaign launched to promote entrepreneurship as a civic priority. The initiative, created by Right to Start, a nonprofit organization, and More Perfect, a bipartisan coalition of presidential centers and academic institutions, seeks

Recent research from the JPMorganChase Institute indicates that tariff payments by mid-sized U.S. companies have increased significantly in the past year. While tariff payments have been on the rise across a range of industries, mid-sized businesses, defined by annual revenues between $100 million and $500 million, are among those most

New data from the U.S. Census Bureau reveals a rebound in durable goods orders for November 2025, marking a 5.3% increase to $323.8 billion following a decline in October. This growth was driven largely by transportation equipment, which saw a significant rise of 14.7%, reaching $119.3 billion, primarily due to

Regional startup growth has seen a marked shift in recent years, with founders across various U.S. regions choosing to grow their businesses without relying on large venture capital (VC) funding. This trend is particularly noticeable in cities outside traditional tech hubs like Silicon Valley, where startups are increasingly using alternative