Disney Fired 1,000 Employees — Some Found Out by Email , This Is What Corporate America Has Become
I keep going over a detail in the reports of Disney’s April layoffs because it is so subtly cruel that […]
The Hydrogen Bet , The Dark Horse Technology Hoping to Rescue Heavy Industry
At the center of the fight against climate change is a persistent issue that receives far less attention than electric
Mortgage Rates Today, Friday, May 22: Moving Up
Mortgage interest rates rose today as progress toward a deal to end the Iran war appeared to stall. The average
How America’s Rural Economies Are Being Left Behind by a Tech Boom That Is Happening Entirely in Six Cities
Once you hear a certain silence on Main Street in a little American town that has lost its youth, you
Ask the Tax Editor: Roth IRAs and the Five-Year Rule
Each week in our Ask the Editor series, Joy Taylor, The Kiplinger Tax Letter editor, answers questions on topics submitted
The African Tech Renaissance , Why Silicon Valley is Pouring Billions into Nairobi and Lagos
Young programmers spend long, muggy days coding the payment code that silently transfers money over a whole continent in a
MBA Mortgage Application Volume Ticked Up Again — and the Refinance Story Is the One Worth Watching
The MBA’s weekly mortgage application survey is one type of data that subtly reveals the true state of the economy
How Much Is the Federal Gas Tax — and Why Washington Is Suddenly Fighting Over Those 18.4 Cents
The question’s short response is almost laughably straightforward. For regular gasoline and diesel, the federal gas tax in the US
Inside the Quantum Tech Investment Market Test , Why These Stocks Swing 25% in a Single Day
This chart, which isn’t a price chart, tells you about everything you need to know about the current quantum computing
Of Course $10 Million Is Enough To Retire Early, Don’t Be Crazy
At a poker game recently, I heard one of the saddest things I’ve encountered in a while: “$10 million is