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Christian Science Monitor - Business
For young Bostonians, the apartment search is wicked rough - Our reporter jumps into a housing search in one of the most expensive rental markets in the country. He learns that staying on budget is no easy feat. By - Cameron Pugh - , Melanie Stetson Freeman - / 5 min
5 days ago
From the Magazine -- 'It's a lot for me': Inside the challenge of soaring food costs5 days ago
Despite tariffs, global trade keeps growing – just with new partners16 days ago
Fed nominee faces Senate questions over his wealth, pressure from Trump20 days ago
Anthropic's new Mythos AI tool signals a new era for cyber risks and responses26 days ago
Energy dominance? Trump's strategy hits a wall in Iran.28 days ago
From liberation to limbo: A year after 'Liberation Day' tariffs, what difference have they made?1 month ago
With Iran war squeezing global energy, nations look to nuclear and renewables1 month ago
The Explainer -- AI's new frontier: When business, government interests collide1 month ago
US postpones strikes on Iran, but a global energy crisis is deepening1 month ago
Fed keeps interest rates on hold, cautious about the war, jobs, and oil prices1 month ago
The Explainer -- How to open the Strait of Hormuz? It's hard – and the world is waiting.2 months ago
Will war end soon? Oil prices and stocks swing with the shifting signals.2 months ago
The Monitor's View - Gig workers get an über-lift - Massachusetts has become the first state to approve collective bargaining for drivers for ride-hailing services, while maintaining flexibility and contractor independence. This might be a model for other workers in the evolving, internet-based economy. By - the Monitor's Editorial Board - / 2 min1 day ago