What’s fueling Wall Street’s growing concerns about AI?
A sharp sell-off has put a spotlight on the risks facing the AI boom, from heavy spending and borrowing to power constraints and political uncertainty.
Stocks plunge as Dem midterm sweep fuels AI regulatory concerns
Wall Street suffered steep losses as investors reassessed the outlook for the AI boom following Democrats' sweeping midterm election victories.
Iconic NYC bookstore owned by Dem senator’s wife to pay $1.5M over ineligible COVID loan
The Strand agreed to pay nearly $1.5 million to settle allegations tied to a pandemic-era PPP loan that federal law barred it from receiving.
US stock futures mixed as Democrats score key midterm election wins
Wall Street faces fresh uncertainty over what Democratic control of Congress could mean for taxes, government spending and regulation.
Thousands of blood pressure medication bottles recalled nationwide after pills fail quality test
The nationwide recall affects thousands of bottles of prescription blood pressure tablets from two lots, both with an expiration date of May 31, 2027.
CEO SUNDAY: Avelo Airlines CEO reveals the habit he credits for his success
Avelo Airlines CEO Andrew Levy credits hard work for his success and shares the lessons that have shaped his career, from embracing vulnerability to handling tough conversations.
The cost of caring for a loved one is surging – and families are feeling the strain
Family caregivers are spending nearly a third of their household income on average to cover housing, medical and other care-related costs, according to a new study.
Walmart cuts price of holiday meal deal to $3.50 per person
The retail giant said its $35 holiday meal basket serves 10 people and includes more food at a lower cost than the same items last year.
Popular salad chain rolls out plan that could push top managers’ pay past $200K
The fast-casual chain is boosting pay and career opportunities for restaurant managers as it competes for top talent heading into 2027.









