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Exploring The Multiplicity Economy
The creator economy is worth an estimated $250 billion. More than half the people working inside it earn under $15,000 a year. Those two facts belong in the same sentence. The platform layer gets most of the coverage and most of the money: YouTube…
Workers remain confident in their skills despite economic jitters: Study
Workers aren't just waiting for the economy to improve — they're also betting on their skills. Despite a stagnant job market, the looming doom of AI potentially replacing them, and persistent worries about pending layoffs, roughly 7 in 10…
What Trump's Latest Tariffs Mean for the American Economy
The White House's tariff revamp this past week represents yet another bend in President Trump's continuing tariff saga. Beneath the headlines, the move likely means more of what businesses and shoppers have already learned to live with: sudden…
Electric Cars Meet Economic Reality
The electric-car industry, once deemed the unstoppable wave of the future destined to completely replace gas-driven vehicles, has run aground on the shoals of economic reality. In a counter-swell that reflects growing consumer dissatisfaction with…
Materials Shares Gain as Economically Sensitive Sectors Draw Interest -- Materials Roundup
Shares of companies in the materials sector climbed as U.S. business activity in the private sector continued to expand to an eight-month high in July, according to the S&P Global Flash U.S. Composite PMI. Gold-miner Newmont reported a profit of…
Senators pad $575M economic development bill
Senators stamped their approval on a $575.4 million economic development borrowing package just after midnight Friday, hitching to it a controversial change to a voter-approved tax rebate law and artificial intelligence regulations as the sprawling…
Minister Rebecca Chartrand highlights Spring Economic Update 2026 investments to help workers and young people gain skills, experience and support to succeed
May 1, 2026 — Winnipeg, Treaty 1 Territory, Manitoba — Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada In Budget 2025, we outlined our plan to build Canada Strong. Since then, we have moved fast to build the major…
Minister Chartrand to highlight Spring Economic Update 2026 investments to build trades and support Canada'...
Winnipeg, Manitoba — The Honourable Rebecca Chartrand, Minister of Northern and Arctic Affairs and Minister responsible for the Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency, will be in Winnipeg, Manitoba to highlight recent investments from…
Nvidia vs. Planet Labs: Comparing Revenue Trends Between an Artificial Intelligence Giant and a Rising Star of the Space-Based Economy
Nvidia (NVDA -1.01%) primarily generates revenue by providing advanced graphics, computational, and networking solutions for diverse applications. It commenced full production of its new hardware architecture, Vera Rubin, and faced regulatory…
The U.S. Economy's Omni-Trend
This is an edition of Heatmap Daily, an evening review of the day's news written by our executive editor. Sign up for it here. It isn't exactly a new thought, but I've been struck recently by how many trends in America's economic and environmental…
Europe Economy Faces Recession Risk as Energy Costs and Weak Manufacturing Weigh on Growth
Europe's economy is approaching a critical period as rising energy prices, slowing manufacturing activity, and limited government support increase the risk of a technical recession, according to BCA Research. Analysts said the eurozone entered the…
Public funding cuts, lost grants, stagnant wages: How economic woes are dimming a vibrant art scene
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. San Diego's art scene is one of most vibrant in the country, but its luster is dimming, as public funding dries up and artists' pay falls behind the curve amid…
The Jobs Apocalypse Was Just Called Off By The People Who Predicted It
The AI job apocolypse that never came Last year at the Aspen Ideas Festival, Ford CEO Jim Farley said artificial intelligence would replace 'literally half of all white-collar workers in the U.S.' What he failed to mention onstage is that his own…
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In the 1950s, a Soviet engineer proposed damming the Bering Strait and pumping the ocean to melt the Arctic, a deliberate plan to thaw the top of the world and warm Siberia A Soviet engineer proposed damming the Bering Strait to warm the Arctic.
Insolvency as the New Norm in the United States' Economy
According to reports of earnings, which are accompanied by 'lesser flattering' data, Intel which reported on Thursday saw its debt rising to over 50 billion dollars ($50.537bn), which means Intel is anything but recovering. It's just being bailed…
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