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MLB weighs a salary cap as potential lockout looms in 2026
MLB executives at both the league and team level have discussed what a new league economic structure could look like as the CBA expires 2026.
Continue readingWalmart is facing tariffs and recession fears. It may have a secret weapon to keep growing
Walmart said its Walmart+ members account for about half its e-commerce sales, a key source of revenue as tariffs raise worries about the economy.
Continue readingMortgage rates slingshot higher as tariff uncertainty roils markets
After falling sharply last week, mortgage rates rose again this week, wiping out any advantage to the spring housing market. Tariffs were behind the volatility.
Continue readingAs warehouse clubs boom, Walmart-owned Sam’s Club plans to open 15 stores per year
The warehouse club is speeding up its expansion plans, even as tariffs rattle Wall Street and injected fresh uncertainty about the economic outlook.
Continue readingFDA guts division that trains staff and health-care professionals on key practices like opioid safety, avoiding drug errors
The FDA is losing a central resource for employees to go to for key training and professional development
Continue readingFake job seekers are flooding U.S. companies that are hiring for remote positions, tech CEOs say
Companies have long faced external attacks from hackers. Now, thanks to generative AI, another threat has emerged: Employees who aren’t who they say they are.
Continue readingHere’s how China could crush the U.S. housing market
China is one of largest owners of U.S. mortgages. There is growing concern that in retaliation for tariffs the country could sell them, causing rates […]
Continue readingPharmaceutical stocks rise as Trump pauses tariffs but not for China
Trump on Tuesday said his administration will be announcing a “major” tariff on pharmaceuticals “very shortly.”
Continue readingCanada’s 25% auto tariffs are in effect. Here’s how they differ from the U.S.
Canada’s 25% auto tariffs took effect Wednesday, but the new levies differ in many ways from those implemented last week by President Donald Trump.
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