Business

The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) is raising concerns about investments in Tesla and its declining stock value.

The company told investors that its “unhinged and viral marketing campaigns” helped add more users.

With the US imposing high tariffs on imports from China, Mexico, and Canada, Indian exporters are expected to gain new opportunities, particularly in sectors like agriculture, engineering, machine tools, garments, textiles, chemicals, and leather, experts say.

It may sound like sci-fi, but weather modification is a decades-old business that’s growing internationally.

Investment fraud is up, and not just for Boomers.

President Trump wants Americans to buy fewer European cars and Europeans to buy more American cars. To speed his pipe dream along, on Sunday night he said that new tariffs on EU companies would “definitely happen.” (The ones on Mexico and Canada have been stayed for now.

Ever since Donald Trump and Elon Musk began downsizing the U.S. Agency for International Development, the administration has claimed that aid for lifesaving humanitarian assistance would continue.

Forever 21 and Billabong built their business selling low-cost clothes. Then Shein came along. One of America's greatest love affairs is with cheap stuff.

Every day, many people in the U.S. eat fruit grown in Mexico, use phones made in China and live in homes built from lumber from Canada. Now, trade with those three countries could be interrupted.

It feels like no one should have to say this, and yet we are in a situation where it needs to be said, very loudly and clearly, before it’s too late to do anything about it: The United States is not a startup. If you run it like one, it will break.