Why food insecurity among Gen Z is so much higher than for other age groups
About 30% of Gen Z adults needed help from a food bank or other charity to get enough food in 2022. AP Photo/Rick Bowmer
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What are automotive 'over-the-air' updates? A marketing professor explains
Most EV recalls don't require a mechanic. Spencer Platt/Getty ImagesWhenever automakers discover that a vehicle has a defect or does not comply with U.S. laws, they must notify the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and mail a notice to each customer who owns or leases the affected vehicles.
Analysis Deems Biden’s Climate and Tax Bill Fiscally Responsible
Despite Republican claims, the new legislation would be only a modest corporate tax increase, Congress’s Joint Committee on Taxation found.
Flood maps show US vastly underestimates contamination risk at old industrial sites
Maywood Riverfront Park was built on the site of eight former industrial properties in Los Angeles County.
Inflation is spiking around the world – not just in the United States
Rates are spiking in most comparable countries. Jesus Hellin/Europa Press via Getty ImagesThe 9.1% increase in U.S.
They Flocked to China for Boom Times. Now They’re Thinking Twice.
Global businesses and industries that rode the China growth wave for years are bracing for the fallout of a slowing economy.
As Inventory Piles Up, Liquidation Warehouses Are Busy
Consumers are buying fewer discretionary goods and returning more. To clear their shelves, retailers are selling to liquidators at steep discounts.
Fed’s Kashkari says officials are ‘a long way’ from backing off inflation fight.
Neel Kashkari, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, said the Fed had more work to do in trying to control price increases.
Pay growth and prices picked up, keeping the Fed on track for rate increases.
The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge climbed rapidly in June. Wage and benefit gains are fast, too, separate data showed.
Prices surged in June and pay growth, while brisk, is struggling to keep up.
The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge climbed rapidly in June. Wage and benefit gains are fast, too, separate data showed.
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