By Heather Stone, Senior Correspondent The U.S. inflation rate climbed to 2.4% in May, slightly surpassing economist expectations and prompting discussions among policymakers and consumers alike. While this uptick remains moderate, it signals that inflationary pressures continue to impact the economy, primarily due to the effects of higher commodity prices and recent tariff changes. A Subtle Increase: What the Numbers …
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By Heather Stone, Finance Reporter As we move into mid-2025, one of …
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By Rachel Kim, Senior Correspondent The U.S. stock market has been experiencing …
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Chicago, IL — June 6, 2025 – As environmental, social, and governance …
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Circle Internet Group, the company behind the popular USDC stablecoin, made a …
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By Oliver Sanderson, Financial Reporter Northern Illinois residents face steep increase in …
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By Heather Stone, Senior Correspondent U.S. home prices are expected to increase …
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New York City’s pension systems have successfully finalized a historic $5 billion …
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Following the conclusion of the pandemic-era student loan payment pause in fall …
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By Miles Pennington, Senior Correspondent In 2025, escalating economic uncertainty and fears …