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Recent graduates are entering a job market defined by fierce competition, rising living costs and employers demanding experience, leaving many struggling to secure stable, well-paying work.
U.S. companies are quietly redesigning products and altering supply chains to sidestep Trump-era tariffs, exposing the complex, shifting strategies behind global trade tensions.
U.S. budget deficits will keep rising in coming years, the CBO projects, as Trump-era tax cuts and tariff policies strain federal revenues and drive up government borrowing.
U.S. business travel is rebounding as Washington D.C. shifts from traditional boardrooms to open-air meetings, experiential programs and high-end corporate hospitality experiences
South Africa has accused Washington of exerting pressure on France, prompting Paris to withdraw Pretoria’s G7 summit invitation, escalating diplomatic tensions and raising questions over Western influence.
The U.S.-Syria Business Council launched in Washington, D.C., aiming to strengthen bilateral trade ties, encourage private investment, and foster economic cooperation between the two nations.
A new Washington Post survey finds many Americans doubt the authenticity of reported assassination attempts on Donald Trump, revealing deep partisan divides and rising distrust in political news.
Ontario business leaders, led by the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, are visiting Washington to advocate for cross-border trade priorities ahead of the 2026 CUSMA review.
A Chinese firm hired a lobbying company linked to Donald Trump Jr. and soon secured a favorable U.S. policy outcome, raising fresh scrutiny over access, influence and foreign interests in Washington.
The House passed a measure protecting Haitian immigrants from deportation, directly challenging Trump’s hard-line immigration agenda and exposing deep divisions in federal policy.
The U.S. Postal Service may run out of funds as early as October, raising fears over mail delivery, prescription shipments, and election ballots, officials told Reuters.
Washington has announced the formation of the U.S.-Syria Business Council, aiming to boost bilateral trade, encourage investment, and foster economic cooperation, Syria’s SANA news agency reported.
Analysts say Trump’s Venezuela takeover plan could benefit U.S. oil giants, politically connected contractors and loyalists poised to shape the country’s post-crisis economy.
Washington and Ashgabat mark a new chapter in bilateral ties as the Turkmen-American Business Cooperation Association launches, aiming to deepen trade, energy, and investment partnerships.
The global economy remains resilient despite rising geopolitical and inflationary threats, as robust U.S. growth and consumer spending help stabilize markets, The Washington Post reports.
The U.S. Forest Service will relocate its headquarters from Washington, D.C., to Salt Lake City, signaling a major geographic and strategic shift, The Business Journals has learned.
One year into Trump’s presidency, his aggressive trade agenda has upended global norms, reshaping alliances, supply chains and markets while delivering uneven gains at home.
A controversial Trump directive targeting bank services for immigrants has been delayed following strong opposition from Wall Street, as major financial institutions lobby for revisions.
A new Washington Policy Center analysis reveals mounting regulations, taxes and fees are making it harder than ever for businesses to start, grow and hire in Washington state.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has filed suit against the Trump administration to block a proposed $100,000 fee on H-1B visas, arguing it would harm businesses and undermine access to skilled foreign workers.