Trump and Vance shouldn’t give in to European-style labor regulation
Trump and Vance are correct that conservatives should pursue a pro-worker agenda—but it must lean into what has traditionally made the U.S. vibrant.
Year: 2024
Prada is building a huge Hong Kong store 4 years after shuttering its flagship there as luxury brands creep back
This will be Prada’s first major new store in Hong Kong in years. The group shut its flagship in Causeway Bay in 2020, ending one of the city’s most expensive retail leases with a monthly rent of $1.2 million.
Biden presents Supreme Court overhaul that would let president appoint a justice every 2 years to 18-year terms
He also wants Congress to establish a code of ethics for justices that would require justices to disclose gifts, refrain from public political activity and recuse themselves when they or their spouses have conflicts of interest.
Swiss pharma giant Roche is ‘fast-tracking’ development of an experimental Wegovy challenger pill for weight loss
Roche is working on bringing its weight-loss medications to patients "faster than anticipated,” making it yet another contender in the weight-loss drug market.
Fed officials expected to cut rates only once in 2024 but now the market is betting on 3 cuts this year
A rate reduction this fall — the first since the pandemic — would amount to a momentous shift and a potential boost to the economy.
Italy’s prime minister Meloni vows to reset relations with China and signs a three-year action plan in the midst of an EU-China trade war
Her five-day visit comes several months after Italy dropped out of China's Belt and Road Initiative, a policy implemented by Chinese leader Xi Jinping, to develop global infrastructure power.
With 99 days to go, Trump’s camp is suddenly afraid that victory is slipping away
“The Democrats now have a candidate who can speak, who can attack. They have a weapon," said Republican National Committee member Henry Barbour. “They have a path.”
Gen X and Boomers are the only ones who can afford to eat at fancy restaurants anymore
"Consumers are choosing more convenient options, but are they choosing cheaper options? It appears so."
Bosses are making their staff return to the office—or quit (but they’re notably absent themselves)
Just 7% of CEOs say they go into the office full time, new research shows—that is, despite a quarter believing that a return to the office full-time is a priority.
