Economic Indicators

The World Food Championships returns to Indianapolis for a third year, cementing the city's status as a global Food Sport hub. Here's what it means.

Fintech firm Avant launches a free tool with a credit simulator to help its millions of customers navigate debt and improve their financial stability.

NTFB's 26th annual fundraiser uses handcrafted art and top chefs to address a growing hunger crisis affecting nearly 750,000 North Texans.

A new survey shows 94% of manufacturers now use AI, but tech investment is a defensive strategy against economic, trade, and workforce pressures.

Accord Financial gets a crucial six-month debt extension, buying time to sell assets and restructure amid mounting financial pressures and market skepticism.

ReadyLab uses AI to assess real-world skills like communication and collaboration, aiming to bridge the gap between the classroom and the workforce.

As CEO Kathy Abusow retires, the Sustainable Forestry Initiative splits its top role, launching a new strategic era for conservation and green jobs.

Pella's 2026 report reveals a major shift in home design, where durability, well-being, and climate resilience are now prized over fleeting aesthetics.

Specialty chemical giant Lubrizol announces a multi-million-dollar investment to upgrade its Ohio HQ, boosting the local economy and its global reach.

A new partnership will test a novel drug in at-risk individuals, hoping to prevent Parkinson's disease before a diagnosis is ever made.

The national auto repair platform acquires Idaho's Silverlake Automotive, signaling a major push into the booming Mountain West market with a unique model.

Semtech launches new ultra-low-power 5G RedCap routers, solving the dilemma between aging 4G and expensive 5G for critical off-grid infrastructure.

Over half of Canadians suspect they've applied for fake jobs. As mental health suffers, Ontario's new laws aim to force transparency. Will it work?

Pulitzer-winning Russian democracy advocate Vladimir Kara-Murza brings his story of survival to Jacksonville to support Wolfson Children's Hospital.

As China's EV boom accelerates, a State Grid subsidiary in Gansu inspects rural charging piles, ensuring safety and reliability for a growing user base.

The Milestone Group acquires a 266-unit luxury complex in Canton, GA, signaling a strong bet on the explosive growth of Atlanta's northern suburbs.

As record snow blankets Ontario, a silent, deadly threat looms. Learn how to protect your family from carbon monoxide poisoning caused by blocked vents.

With cardiac arrest striking every 9 minutes, a Québec foundation calls for a new law, citing a 29,000-defibrillator gap to ensure survival isn't left to chance.

A Connecticut institute is turning community-led research on health, education, and wealth disparities into policy briefs aimed at driving legislative change.

Sprott Physical Uranium Trust can now raise another $1 billion to buy physical uranium, tightening its grip on a market already facing supply shortages.