Tag: US markets

Photo Credit: iStock Several blue-chip stocks dipped after a now-viral Substack post from a little-known financial research firm outlined a terrifyingly plausible scenario of imminent, global financial chaos brought about…

State Reps. Michael Carbone and Gail Griffin As innovative nuclear technologies enter the national conversation, one category of reactor may present a unique opportunity for Arizona—not only for its passive…

The biggest piece of news this week came Friday morning as the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the U.S. administration’s use of IEEPA legislation to impose tariffs. These duties were…

In a stunning twist, Netflix is declining to raise its bid for Warner Bros., positioning David Ellison’s Paramount as the winner in the battle for the fabled studio. Netflix co-CEOs…

This is a guest opinion column President Trump’s America First agenda includes more than unmatched military and energy independence. It includes cutting down on waste, fraud, and abuse in government,…

Mortgage rates have fallen below 6 percent for the first time in more than three years, offering a glimmer of hope that a frozen housing market may be set to…

Following the US FDA’s qualification of hip bone mineral density as a surrogate endpoint in osteoporosis trials, drug developers are accelerating pipelines and reassessing investment in women’s health. For Mexico,…

Mexico faces a structural youth employment gap driven by high NEET rates, informality, skills mismatches, and stalled productivity. The imbalance risks weakening nearshoring gains, investment flows, and future leadership pipelines…

The U.S. economy remains the envy of the world in many respects, at least in President Donald Trump’s telling. But its lofty position is threatened by, among other things, America’s…

Mexico recorded 47.8 million international tourists during 2025, a 6% increase over the previous year. According to data presented by Minister of Tourism Josefina Rodríguez, total international visitors to Mexico…