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Following a Supreme Court ruling that many tariffs were illegal, the federal government is refunding over $160 billion to importers, but most consumers who paid higher prices are not receiving reimbursements.
UK households will face an average £2,400 financial hit from the Iran war by end of 2027, according to economic analysis showing impacts through higher inflation and weaker wage growth.
The Bank of England governor has warned G20 finance leaders that advanced AI systems pose risks to global financial stability through potential cyber-disruption and market destabilization.
Twenty-three Scottish business groups have urged the first minister to abandon his proposed food price cap, calling it ineffective and warning it could worsen shopping costs rather than ease them.
A July survey found most Americans aren’t firmly anti-vaccine but rather uncertain about vaccine safety and effectiveness, creating a public health challenge as measles cases reach record highs.
Matt Zames, a former JPMorgan Chase executive, will serve as an unpaid advisor to the Social Security Administration to help modernize the agency alongside Commissioner Frank Bisignano.
