Corporate
LeBron’s Lakers Gambit and a Celtics Unraveling Define the NBA’s Most Turbulent Offseason in Years
A chaotic NBA offseason reshuffled franchise values, star contracts, and competitive balance across the league.
Author
The Fiscalist
Policy
FTC Forces John Deere to Open Its Repair Ecosystem, Reshaping Agricultural Equipment Markets
A landmark FTC settlement compels John Deere to grant farmers access to repair tools and software, marking a turning point for right-to-repair.
Policy
Book Royalties and Speaking Fees Emerge as Significant Revenue Streams for Sitting Supreme Court Justices
Annual financial disclosures show Supreme Court justices collecting substantial royalties, advances, and gifts that supplement their federal salaries.
Corporate
Maryland Gets a New Lincoln Educational Campus as For-Profit Trainer Deepens Mid-Atlantic Presence
Lincoln Educational Services opens a new Suitland, Maryland campus, extending its mid-Atlantic footprint in vocational and technical training.
Real Estate
U.S. Housing Market Eclipses Prior Records as Summer Prices Reach Unprecedented Levels
U.S. home prices surpassed all previous records this summer, driven by tight inventory and persistent buyer demand despite elevated mortgage rates.
Corporate
StarCompliance Brings In New C-Suite Talent as Compliance Technology Firm Eyes Accelerated Expansion
StarCompliance adds senior executives across product, marketing, and revenue to accelerate growth in the compliance technology sector.
Corporate
AT&T Seizes Market Share as Struggling Rival Carrier Collapses Into Bankruptcy
AT&T gains competitive ground as a bankrupt wireless carrier exits the market, leaving Verizon and T-Mobile scrambling to respond.
Markets
Crude Prices Surge After Hours as Pentagon Launches Fresh Strikes on Iranian Targets
Oil prices extended after-hours gains as U.S. forces conducted additional strikes on Iran, reigniting supply disruption fears.
Investing
An 89-Year-Old Retiree Has Watched $1 Million Vanish — and Healthcare Costs Are the Next Threat
A retiree who began with $3 million at 65 now holds $2 million at 89, raising urgent questions about longevity risk and medical expenses.
Global
Italian Wine’s U.S. Ambitions Deepen as Vinitaly Ties Third New York Edition to Tall Ship Diplomacy
Vinitaly.USA returns to New York for its third edition, linking Italian wine exports to the Amerigo Vespucci tall ship tour.