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Christian Science Monitor - Business
Stocks might be soaring, but US economy is feeling Iran war shocks -- The Iran war has degraded Iran's military strength, but the conflict has imposed high economic costs on the U.S., where consumers are feeling squeezed. -- Laurent Belsie
3 days ago
Fed nominee faces Senate questions over his wealth, pressure from Trump3 days ago
Anthropic's new Mythos AI tool signals a new era for cyber risks and responses9 days ago
Energy dominance? Trump's strategy hits a wall in Iran.11 days ago
From liberation to limbo: A year after 'Liberation Day' tariffs, what difference have they made?15 days ago
With Iran war squeezing global energy, nations look to nuclear and renewables23 days 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.1 month ago
Will war end soon? Oil prices and stocks swing with the shifting signals.1 month ago
US lost 92,000 jobs in February, prior to war-related oil price surge1 month ago
TSA workers brace for missed paychecks as shutdown and war tensions mount1 month ago
In remote northern Philippines, a local solution to the global energy shock -- Conflict in the Middle East has brought an energy crunch to the Philippines. But this Indigenous community has found a way to insulate itself with a small-scale, renewable, and reliable source of electrical power. -- Mark Saludes1 day ago