AI Job Cuts Put CEOs Under Pressure To Change Their Message
Employers have attributed nearly 113,000 announced cuts this year to AI.
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Micron Announces $10 Billion Investment In New Boise Research Lab
The investment adds to Micron’s broader commitment to expanding semiconductor manufacturing and research in the United States.
Walmart Reports Strong Quarter After Massive Tariff Refund
The company reported $6.4 billion in net income and raised its full-year guidance
Europe’s Regulatory Overreach Is Becoming A US National Security Risk
On paper, the intentions look sound. The reality is something far more dangerous under a veil of perceived goodwill.
America’s Transparency Problem Reaches The Salad Dressing Aisle
If this study is accurate, then “hint of avocado” might more accurately describe the oil used in at least three of Primal Kitchen’s most popular products, including its Avocado Oil Mayonnaise.
The Seen And The Unseen Cost Of A Government Grocery Discount
The lower price at the register is the visible part of the policy—what every shopper sees, every time, at checkout. But Hazlitt’s method requires looking past the immediate effect to the less obvious one.
Amazon To Expand Drone Deliveries To Nearly 500 US Cities
The expansion comes nearly 13 years after founder Jeff Bezos first unveiled the drone delivery concept.
New Hampshire Showdown
On Aug. 19 the legislature will attempt to override her veto. If they can’t override it, be assured they’ll be back next year for another round.
US National Debt Surpasses $40 Trillion For First Time
The debt has roughly doubled from about $19.95 trillion in 2017, with both the Trump and Biden administrations overseeing significant increases.
A Not So Brightline: California’s Other Bullet Train Boondoggle
Twenty-eight months later, Brightline West looks more and more like yet another SoCal-to-Sin City dead end.
The Pretexts And Motives Behind Government Regulation
Whatever the reason, Murray Rothbard points out that policies enacted as consumer protections instead protect incumbents by determining who may enter a market and how firms may operate.
Reminding Corporations What They Are For
Consider Dell Technologies, which, in January 2026, found itself the subject of a proposal seeking transparency about its diversity, equity, and inclusion apparatus. Dialogue ensued
Olive Oil Giant Deoleo Draws $545 Million Takeover Offer
Dcoop has offered about 470 million euros, or $545 million, for Deoleo, whose brands include Bertolli and Carbonell
The Liberalization Of Holidays And The Ownership Of Time
Ownership is not limited to external objects; rather, it begins with self-ownership. Human beings own their bodies, abilities, and labor.
Bill Rasmussen, Visionary Behind ESPN, Dies At 93
ESPN launched on September 7, 1979, beginning with the debut of “SportsCenter” and a slow-pitch softball game.
Why Is Google Buying Spirit Airlines’ Data For $10 Million
Spirit stopped operating in May and has been selling its remaining assets through bankruptcy proceedings.