Caleigh Wells

As the market matures, used EV batteries will start piling up. New standards might encourage changes in manufacturing.

Every quarter, Deloitte asks financial leaders how they’re feeling about the economy. Its latest report says the CFOs are feeling pretty pessimistic.

It isn't easy to upgrade a 20th-century system of transmission lines, generating stations and home outlets for 21st-century needs.

For one thing, issuing bonds is more popular than raising taxes.

This strike of more than 30,000 workers comes at a time when Boeing’s already not meeting production goals. And it will also slow the making of everything that goes inside planes, as well.

Think kitchens and un-air-conditioned warehouses. New California rules aim to keep those inside workers safe.

The states with the biggest clean energy investments, backed by Inflation Reduction Act funds, are not the typical climate change leaders.

The 7.7 million jobs available still outstrips the number of people seeking work, but the cooling trend may make job hunting harder next year.

The economy might still be growing, but the manufacturing industry is not. It contracted again this month—this time with some of the worst indicators we’ve seen all year.

One reason? Savings rates are coming down from a high early in the pandemic, when many Americans were able to hold on to extra cash.