Happy new year, Business Watch readers! Our business and policy reporters spent a good amount of December speaking to experts about what’s to come in 2026. We posted their pieces about the US, Europe, ...
As a New Hampshire business owner, I’m supposed to cheer every time Concord proposes a tax cut. But House Bill 155 deserves something very different: a hard look and a firm “no.” HB 155 would cut the ...
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For years, deepfakes were treated as a political or social media oddity, a strange corner of the internet where celebrity faces (of women 99% of the time) were pasted onto fake videos (porn in 99% of ...
When a CEO’s mandate shifts from “build for the future” to “deliver results this quarter,” even the best strategies can start to erode an organization’s long-term competitiveness. Under pressure from ...
Carl Carlton, the funk and R&B singer whose music became synonymous with Black joy, swagger, and timeless grooves, has died. He was 73. The news was confirmed on Sunday, Dec. 14, by his son, Carlton ...
Crypto had a rough November. The pain is persisting into December — and that could signal trouble ahead for the stock market. Bitcoin has slumped more than 6% in the past 24 hours, sliding from just ...
The housing market is frozen, and consumers are nervous about the economy. That’s a bad recipe for Home Depot. The bellwether for US consumers and the housing market said Tuesday that its sales at US ...
Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items. Last week was a disquieting one on the business front in Santa Fe, with the announced closings of three ...
Glen Powell bombed a script reading with Dustin Hoffman early in his career: 'This guy sucks so bad'
The "Running Man" actor explained that he watched "the life drain" from Hoffman's eyes as he read the pages aloud. Emlyn Travis is a news writer at Entertainment Weekly. She has been working at EW ...
Gil Luria, D.A. Davidson’s Head of Technology Research, in a conversation with CNBC, argued that Oracle is “borrowing to provide capacity for startups,” a high-risk move. He contrasted this directly ...
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