The ATO escalates its crackdown on Bitcoin tax evasion by demanding data on 1.2 million accounts.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has established a working group focused on "developing standards" for the use of wholesale central bank digital currency (CBDC).
Jared Bernstein's cluelessness in response to basic economic questions raise concerns about who's managing the U.S.'s $25 trillion economy.
The Social Security Trust Fund is projected to run out by 2035, signaling a looming financial challenge for millions of Americans.
Senior loan officers across the United States disclose concerning findings, a notable decline in demand for industrial and household loans, suggesting looming economic turmoil.
The bankruptcy of Arnold Reed regional trucking is not just a solitary event; it's a glaring symptom of a larger economic decline, shedding light on mistaken assumptions.
MIT's decision to eliminate the DEI statement requirement for faculty applicants marks a significant departure from the norm in academic hiring practices.
The FBI, NSA, and State Department jointly warn of state-sponsored email hacks, targeting North Korean-backed hackers using sophisticated techniques to compromise sensitive data.
The study reveals a notable rise in average credit card debt across the United States, reflecting ongoing financial turmoil for Americans.
The EPA's new regulations on fossil fuel-fired power plants spark debate over electricity costs, and grid reliability.
Hut 8 successfully energizes 63 megawatts at its Salt Creek facility, marking progress in its expansion efforts.
China's economy faces deepening issues as lending and borrowing decline significantly, with total social financing down 11% from the previous year in Q1 2024.
The New York Fed survey highlights growing worries about soaring housing costs, particularly among renters, with expectations of substantial increases in both rent and home prices.
The U.S. Department of Energy has implemented a rule banning fossil fuels in new federal buildings.