Oakland has appointed Chuck Baker as its new assistant city administrator, a role focused on advancing economic development and modernizing technology infrastructure. Baker, who joins the city later […]

The Detroit Regional Chamber has voiced support for Senate Bills 472 and 473, legislative measures aimed at enhancing Michigan’s ability to retain and attract high-paying employment opportunities. As […]

Consumer spending in the U.S. increased by 0.3% in September, driven by higher outlays on gasoline, housing, healthcare, financial services, insurance, and food services. Disposable personal income also […]

Nebraska’s Department of Economic Development has reduced its full-time workforce by more than 20 employees over the past two months, according to payroll data recently obtained by the […]

As Oregon prepares for its upcoming legislative session, policymakers are confronting a complicated economic landscape marked by inconsistent data, uneven sector performance, and uncertain revenue projections. With the […]

A newly released report reveals that the University of Virginia contributes approximately $11.9 billion to the state’s economy each year. This figure reflects both direct and indirect economic […]

Cairo has entered a pivotal phase in its engagement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), as an IMF delegation arrives to conduct the fifth and sixth reviews of […]

Global financial markets are preparing for the US Federal Reserve’s upcoming monetary policy announcement, with strong expectations of a 25-basis point rate cut. Despite rising inflation and solid […]

The so-called fuel truce between Mali’s military junta and the al-Qaeda-linked militant group Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM) has officially expired, raising concerns over a potential return to […]