In a bold move that will save taxpayers $56 million, the U.S. government has announced that it will cease the production of 1-cent coins starting in 2025. This decision, which has generated both excitement and controversy, marks a significant step in the country’s ongoing effort to streamline the coinage system

Amazon’s recent wave of layoffs has drawn intense scrutiny from industry watchers and investors alike. While many expected the cuts to be a result of cash flow concerns or advancements in artificial intelligence, CEO Andy Jassy has pointed to a different culprit: the company’s culture. In a recent earnings call,

In a move that has stirred both praise and concern, U.S. banking regulators recently rolled back climate-risk management guidelines. The Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) announced changes that significantly alter how financial institutions must assess and disclose climate-related risks. This shift marks a

U.S. consumer spending has shown remarkable resilience through 2025, even as inflation and interest rates remain higher than average. A closer look at the data suggests that a growing share of household consumption is being supported by credit rather than by income growth. This pattern underscores how borrowing helps sustain

Building a startup is often described as an exercise in speed, creativity, and adaptation. Founders focus on product design, market validation, and investor conversations. Yet one area that frequently falls behind is legal preparation. Many early-stage businesses discover too late that missing contracts, unclear ownership, or weak compliance structures can

Artificial intelligence (AI) often draws attention because of job displacement concerns. But a broader view shows that it is also creating opportunities for workers. As companies adopt AI tools, tasks that once took hours may take minutes. That time savings can free up human workers for higher-value efforts. By understanding

Business inventories—goods that companies hold in stock—can reveal more about the economy than most indicators. While employment and GDP growth get the headlines, the way businesses manage their inventories often signals where the economy is headed next. Rising inventory levels can hint at slowing demand, while sharp drawdowns may point

Mood boarding has become an essential part of the creative process for designers, helping them organize ideas, define aesthetics, and communicate vision before beginning a project. Whether working on a logo, a brand identity, or a full campaign, mood boards bring clarity to early-stage design thinking. A mood board is

Oil influences many parts of the economy, so changes in oil prices tend to ripple through markets, inflation measures, and supply chains. For many U.S. households and businesses, the link may feel indirect—yet the effects can show up in pump prices, energy bill,s and manufacturing costs. The following sections outline

Consumer Spending Patterns in 2025 Halloween 2025 has shown that Americans continue to prioritize seasonal traditions even as household budgets remain under pressure. According to PwC, 78 percent of U.S. adults planned to celebrate, with spending directed toward costumes, candy, and decorations. This level of participation highlights the cultural importance