Valero Refinery Deal Means Help Is On The Way For U.S. Drivers
Valero Energy's deal to purchase the mothballed LyondellBasell refinery in Houston promises to quickly boost overall U.S. refining capacity in 2027.
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Andy Garcia, David Mamet Join 2026 Kennedy Center Honors Class
This marks the first time the event will be staged outside the institution's longtime home, following the temporary closure of the Kennedy Center's main building.
Brand enchantment: How luxury brands become a source of meaningfulness for employees
How do some people experience work as meaningful? Organizational researcher Rachel Waldo at Lund University argues that one important answer has been largely overlooked: the brand itself.
Billionaire Max Levchin Says He Will ‘Probably’ Leave California If Wealth Tax Passes
The “PayPal Mafia” billionaire told Bloomberg he was “unabashedly against this particular tax.”
US Navy’s Oldest Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carrier Began Final Journey
The USS Enterprise was towed from Newport News Shipbuilding, Va., bound for Mobile, Alabama, where the ship will be dismantled.
US petrol prices dip ahead of midterms as voters eye costs
Diesel prices ease to $6.29 per gallon, offering slight relief amid a global fuel demand squeeze.
Old Regulations Will Make America Lose The Race For Autonomy At Sea
Old regulations are strangling America’s ability to compete for autonomy at sea. It’s time to allow autonomous ship designers prove out the potential of their designs.
It may take weeks to tally the midterm election results. Here’s why Wall Street isn’t worried.
It’s crucial to distinguish economic from political uncertainty, because only one really moves the stock market.
The bond-market rally is defying the typical investing playbook. Here’s why.
The U.S. economy expanded at its fastest clip in over five years during the third quarter, according to the Commerce Department’s initial reading on GDP. Yet despite a barrage of robust data, Treasury bonds staged a surprise rally in October.
NewsNation Plans Sports-Style Election Night Focused On Experts Crunching Data, Not Pundits
The cable news network will put its election data scientists at the core of its coverage, explaining every critical call as the control of Congress is decided.
After The Midterms The SEC And CFTC Face A Crypto Leadership Test
Midterm election results could reshape U.S. crypto regulation as Washington weighs bipartisan leadership at the SEC and CFTC.
Like, Subscribe, Graduate: Emerson College Launching Content Creation Major (Exclusive)
The Boston-based college will launch its new B.A. degree in the fall of 2027 to help students learn the ins and outs of the creator economy.
Billionaire Investor Tom Steyer’s Blueprint for a Cheaper, Cleaner American Future
In the premiere episode of Built Different, billionaire investor and climate advocate Tom Steyer sits down with Forbes’ Elisabeth Brier to break down the rapidly accelerating energy transition. Steyer argues that the economic battle between fossil fuels and clean energy is already "over." They dive into how AI's massive power demands are pushing the grid to its limits and why the fusion of cheap…
New Wave Of Refrigerator Cyberattacks Roils European Supermarkets: ‘Everything Is Destroyed’
The new wave of apparent supermarket cyberattacks, which heated refrigerators above 120 degrees Fahrenheit and ruined food products, comes weeks after hundreds of French supermarkets were targeted.
Kennedy Center Names Honorees As Trump Legal Fight Rages
This year’s Kennedy Center Honors will be the first ever held away from the venue as a battle over renovation plans—and adding Trump's name—wages on.
The Danger Of Hanging On To A Bad Hire
The cost of hanging on to a bad hire in a start-up or small company will be financially compromising and, more significantly, a royal pain on an emotional level.
The Word “Sorry” Is Poisoning Women In The Workplace
Women in the workplace need to avoid the sorry trap. And leaders, especially men, must pay more attention to the “sorries” that are poisoning the women in their workplace.
6 dividend stocks for investors who want to cut their exposure to the S&P 500
Novartis, Mitsubishi and Canadian Natural are examples of companies in developed markets outside the U.S. that pass screens for high dividend yields and low volatility for prices and earnings.
These tech stocks got unfairly swept up in last week’s selloff, analysts say
One analyst notes “a meaningful gap between price and fundamentals” in some corners of the chip sector.
DoorDash Wants Instacart. It’s A Battle Over Dinner, Not Delivery.
DoorDash’s $17B Instacart buy could reshape restaurant delivery even more than grocery, as Walmart adds Dunkin’ and Papa Johns and gig workers eye bigger tips.
Sony Music Exec Emily Rasekh Joins CAA’s Creator Division (Exclusive)
Rasekh will work on podcast and digital media strategies for clients.
STAT+: Psilocybin’s lasting benefits prove elusive in mice
Five Bay Area labs teamed up to compare lasting effects of psilocybin on anxiety and depression-like behavior in mice, with limited results:
Mukesh Ambani Gains $8.5 Billion On Monday To Become Asia’s Richest Person
Reliance Industries’ surge follows strong quarterly earnings.
‘Slow Horses’ Star Jack Lowden Addresses James Bond Casting Reports
Jack Lowden is reportedly the odds-on favorite to be the new James Bond, and he's now addressed the reported directly.
Tokyo: Industry Insiders Skeptical of Bold Japanese Government Plans for Overseas Content Sales Push
Agents handling global sales for Japanese players at the TIFFCOM content market did not have high hopes that the new strategy will deliver.