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NewsWe Asked 19 Companies if They Plan to Give Customers Tariff Refunds. Only 3 Replied
As companies seek billions of dollars in tariff refunds, here's what they're saying (if anything) about plans to share that money with customers.
NewsWashington Weighs “Too Yellow To Fail”: The High-Stakes Debate Over A Spirit Airlines Federal Rescue
Spirit Airlines Navigates Final Descent While Washington Debates A Controversial Federal Bailout To Preserve Competitive Budget Flying Options.
NewsThe 2026 Global Fuel Crisis and the Aviation Industry
Aviation faces crisis as fuel shortages trigger cancellations while skyrocketing ticket prices threaten the industry future economic survival.
NewsQVC’s $5 Billion Debt Reset: A New Chapter for the Live Shopping Icon
The video commerce giant enters Chapter 11 to slash five billion in debt and pivot toward social shopping.
NewsPentagon Recruits Detroit: A New Industrial Mobilization for Global Security
Defense Department officials are turning to civilian manufacturers and automotive giants to revitalize the American munitions supply chain now.
NewsThe Trump Administration’s Tariff Refund Portal Opens Soon, but Shoppers Can’t Apply
Billions in tariff refunds open to importers while companies signal no intent to lower prices for american consumers.
NewsAviation Seismic Shift: United CEO Explores Massive Consolidation Through American Airlines Merger Proposal
United Airlines leadership proposes a historic merger with American Airlines potentially creating a global aviation titan despite significant hurdles.
NewsThe Audition Economy: Why 2026 is the Year Companies Finally Trashed the Resume for Working Tryouts
Traditional recruitment is evolving into performance-based evaluations where verified technical skills and cultural adaptability outweigh static professional histories.
NewsHow Iranian Hackers Pose A Threat To US Critical Infrastructure (Video)
By William Akoto, American University School of International Service Michigan may be more than 6,000 miles away from the war in Iran, but, virtually speaking, it’s well within striking distance.