US China Tariff Deal Lowers Duties on $30B in Goods
The United States and China agreed to lower tariffs on $30 billion in goods following a summit in Washington, covering agricultural and consumer products.
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The Most Expensive Acquisitions in Video Game History
As the gaming industry continues to expand, tech giants have spent tens of billions of dollars acquiring major game studios and multi-billion dollar franchises.
FTC Seeks Public Comment to Update Rule on Impersonation
The Federal Trade Commission is seeking public comment on updating its impersonation rules to address how digital platforms amplify online fraud.
US Recession Probability Tracked in New FRED Dataset
A new macroeconomic dataset on FRED provides monthly median probability estimates for a US recession, showing a 0.08% risk for August 2026.
US Dollar Faces No Serious Threats Over the Next Decade
The US dollar dominates global central bank reserves, accounting for the vast majority of holdings, and faces no serious threats over the next decade.
US Takes Control of Artificial Intelligence Development
US President Donald Trump announced the creation of Artificial Intelligence Forces to oversee the development of the artificial intelligence sector.
Trump Drops Diesel Export Ban Idea Amid Economic Warnings
The Trump administration has stepped back from considering a diesel export ban after economists warned the proposal could increase transportation and grocery costs.
DoorDash NYC Settlement Secures $131M for Workers
New York City reached a landmark $131.5 million settlement with DoorDash after an investigation revealed systematic underpayment of more than 260,000 delivery workers.
Azerbaijani Products in New York Stores: US Market Realities
Azerbaijani goods found on New York store shelves alongside trade turnover data and economic ties between the US and Azerbaijan.
Will the Manat-Dollar Exchange Rate Change in 2027?
The Azerbaijani Ministry of Finance projects the US dollar exchange rate to remain at 1.7 manats in 2027.
Examining AI Job Impact as Public Anxiety Persists
Recent studies find no employment decline from AI adoption, yet workers voice skepticism amid booming data center power demands.
US Government Paid $9.5 Billion to Laid-Off Workers
A recent GAO report reveals that the US government paid $9.5 billion to over 140,000 laid-off federal workers as administrative leave payments.
