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Fed Chair Warsh speaks Wednesday as Treasury doubles bond buyback, sending dollar to 98.55. Tokyo CPI, Canada Q2 GDP, and US-Canada trade fallout in focus.

National average: 52% of income. In San Jose, families spend 83%. Redfin and Winnie break down where housing and childcare cost the most — and least.

A new analysis argues that regulations from banking to waste removal create state-enforced cartels, shielding incumbents from competition and raising costs for consumers.

The Wuxi Symphony Orchestra performed at the Ljubljana Festival on Aug. 20, receiving a standing ovation from the audience, a first for a Chinese orchestra in the festival's history.

Iran's foreign ministry condemned new U.S. sanctions as an assertion of extraterritorial sovereignty. Oil finished the week up 5% as Bessent vowed 'greatest coordinated economic isolation' on Monday.

A 7.7-magnitude earthquake on Flores killed 47 and displaced 2,000. The region hosts Apple suppliers; the Port of Maumere faces structural inspection Thursday.

Certification delays for sliding doors on business-class suites are leaving aircraft stuck at factories and costing airlines millions. United, Boeing, and others face ongoing hurdles.

Sales of Toyota's bZ midsize SUV are up 89% this year. With seven consumer EVs planned by 2027 – four more than Tesla – the world's largest automaker is accelerating while rivals retreat.

Ronnie Chatterji, OpenAI's chief economist, explains why his team needs people comfortable with uncertainty as AI research questions evolve faster than ever.

Coinbase, Gemini, and Bullish all reported lower Q2 trading income. Each is chasing different revenue streams — stablecoins, prediction markets, and tokenized securities — as spot fees shrink.

A CSIR-NIIST study of four GI-tagged Kerala handloom products finds initial sales and wage gains reversed over time, as powerloom competition and demographic pressures eroded the tag's economic value.

Disney will cut spouse health coverage for those with access to their own employer's plan starting 2027. An advisor called it an extreme cost-control move.