Posts published in “Economy & Business”

At the 2026 Detroit Auto Show, EVs lost the spotlight as automakers emphasized hybrids and updated gasoline models.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPMEgNAY60o[/embed]

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Retailers often promote self-improvement gifts, but studies show recipients may feel hurt and leave negative reviews.

Corporate board diversity has fluctuated, with white men on the rise again. Education access impacts future diversity.

White and male professors dominate U.S. hospitality education, raising concerns over representation in a diverse industry.

IRS phases out paper tax refunds, impacting 6 million Americans. Unbanked face challenges as electronic payments rise.

Pittsburgh's political polarization highlights the crucial role of local government performance in shaping trust and conflict.

Many Americans struggle to afford health care for themselves and their pets. Veterinary costs are rising faster than inflation.

Valentine's Day highlights a world built for couples, yet more adults live solo. The rise of the solo economy reshapes everything.