Francis Suarez’s Vision: Miami Challenges New York as Financial Hub
The ‘Magic City’ could be competing for Manhattan’s mantle as the business center of the U.S., at least … Read more
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Immigrant Crime Debate Heats Up Amid Lower Criminal Incidents
As the uproar around violent crime rates committed by illegal immigrants continues across the U.S., studies show contradictory … Read more
Oregon House Enacts First-Ever Limits on Election Campaign Contributions
The Oregon House of Representatives has passed a historic bill that will limit how much political donors can … Read more
Slash Your Travel Expenses with These 9 International Travel Hacks
If you’re planning an international trip this year but you’re concerned about the cost, these hot tips will … Read more
Botched College Aid Rollout Costs Chief His Job
After overseeing the botched introduction of a new FAFSA, the COO for Federal Student Aid is standing down … Read more
What a Ban on Noncompetes Means for American Workers
The Federal Trade Commission has moved to block noncompete contracts, and a lot of organizations are not happy … Read more
Locals Protest New Venice Tourist Tax
One of the most visited cities in the world is charging an entrance fee for day trips, the … Read more
Cooperman Sounds the Alarm on U.S. Debt Crisis
Another high-profile financial figure has stepped forward to warn about the potential impacts of the US trillion-dollar national … Read more
U.S. Targets Chinese Banks in New Sanctions Over Russia Trade Ties
Washington has gone back and forth over sanctions on Chinese financial institutions, but the Treasury Secretary has shared … Read more
Nevada Reels as Tesla Slashes Hundreds of Jobs
After announcing plans to reduce 10% of its workforce, Tesla has shared the next location for mass layoffs. … Read more