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WASHINGTON — The U.S. government has decided against imposing new oil sanctions on Russia, opting for a cautious approach amid concerns over global energy stability and ongoing diplomatic efforts. Administration officials said the move reflects a need to balance pressure on Moscow with economic realities, as fresh penalties could disrupt oil markets and harm U.S.…
The U.S. housing market, which has been red-hot for several years, is showing clear signs of cooling. Recent data from Realtor.com, Zillow, and RE/MAX suggest that inventory is rising, price growth is slowing, and buyers are finding more room to negotiate. After years of pandemic-era frenzied demand, the market appears to be shifting toward balance,…
In the high-stakes world of government accountability, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) is mounting an unprecedented defense of its federal audit authority. The nonpartisan watchdog, which identified $66.7 billion in taxpayer savings last year alone, now faces existential threats as political opponents target its funding. This federal audit powerhouse has become ground zero in Washington’s latest spending battle, with…
A Surge in Consumer Confidence After a stretch of sluggish sales and cautious spending, U.S. retail is back in the spotlight with a strong rebound that’s boosting optimism for the broader economy. The latest figures indicate a significant increase in retail sales across multiple categories, including clothing, electronics, home goods, and dining. Analysts credit this…
The U.S. dollar has just posted its first monthly gain of 2025, a shift that’s catching the attention of investors, businesses, and policymakers alike. After months of mixed performance, this rebound marks a notable change in industry trends and could signal more stability ahead. Stronger corporate earnings, an improving job market, and easing trade tensions…
It was a stellar debut for Firefly Aerospace on NASDAQ. Proving once again that the defense industrial base is a hot ticket for investors! The company’s upsized initial public offering was a gravity-defying success, pulling in a cool $868 million and rocketing its valuation to an estimated $8.5 billion. Firefly, the launch and space systems…
Rep. Nydia Velázquez criticizes the SBA for stripping USAID’s SBA 8(a) contracting power over one bribery case. With no proof of wider issues, she warns this move could hurt small businesses relying on federal contracts and demands transparency from the agency. Politics Enters the SBA 8(a) Program Shakeup The Small Business Administration is catching heat…
Major Workforce Reduction Signals a Shift Chevron has officially announced its plan to eliminate around 8,000 jobs globally by 2026. This represents a 15–20% cut in its workforce as part of its cost-saving initiative after acquiring Hess Corporation. This major shift is aimed at streamlining operations, eliminating overlapping roles, and ultimately saving about $3 billion…
V2X has clinched a transformative $4.3 billion, nine-year logistics services contract to support the U.S. military’s T-6 jet fleet. This is vital for pilot training across the Air Force, Army, and Navy. This logistics services deal, officially the Contractor Operated and Maintained Base Supply Services (COMBS), ensures 739 T-6 jets remain flight-ready at 11 U.S.…
A Worrying Trend in U.S. Manufacturing The U.S. manufacturing sector contracted for the fifth consecutive month in July, signaling a clear slowdown that’s catching the attention of government contractors and industry watchers alike. According to the latest ISM data, the manufacturing PMI dropped to 48.0—anything below 50 indicates contraction. This isn’t just a number on…