Trump admin names new economic Opportunity Zones to spur private investment in struggling communities
The Treasury Department and IRS announced 6,576 new Opportunity Zones nationwide, including thousands of rural communities, as the tax incentive program enters a new era.
Data centers were on the ballot, and voters sent unmistakable message
Local ballot measures targeting data centers passed overwhelmingly as voters raised concerns about energy bills, land use and the economic impact of AI development.
Canva to restructure operations, affecting 22% of workforce as growth slows
Canva CEO Melanie Perkins announced a major restructuring affecting 22% of employees, including layoffs, team consolidation, relocation requests and office changes.
Business leaders, investors weigh impact of Democrats’ midterm sweep on markets, AI and travel
Democrats' midterm victories draw mixed reactions from Wall Street and business executives over AI infrastructure, regulatory risks, market stability and travel.
Binance details how a fake job interview led to a $6.3B crypto heist
Binance detailed how a compromised employee computer and internal AI tool allegedly enabled a $6.3 billion cryptocurrency theft and subsequent recovery efforts.
Outback Steakhouse franchisee files for bankruptcy
Outback Steakhouse parent Bloomin' Brands seeks to acquire 61 restaurants from bankrupt franchisee Out West in a $26.3 million deal subject to court approval.
Virgin Galactic unveils new spaceship Apeiron, targets commercial spaceflight return in 2027
Virgin Galactic's new Apeiron spacecraft has arrived at Spaceport America, where testing will precede a planned return to commercial spaceflights in 2027.
Best places to retire: 10 US cities ranked for affordability, quality of life
Midland, Michigan, tops the list of best places to retire, with affordable communities in Florida, Texas and other states also ranking in the top 10.
Wall Street law firm that handled Enron, Lehman Brothers bankruptcies plans to dissolve after nearly a century
Major law firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges plans an orderly wind-down after losing top attorneys, with partners expected to vote on the proposal in the coming days.









