California lawmakers push the Los Angeles Dodgers to drop oil and gas sponsors, choosing symbolic activism over addressing economic reality. Do these political games help Californians—or just distract from real issues?
California's Fast-Food Council debates another minimum wage increase amid soaring living costs. Advocates say higher wages are necessary for survival, but restaurant owners fear job cuts and closures. Could another pay hike help workers or hurt businesses?
After 30 years in Irvine, In-N-Out Burger is relocating its corporate headquarters, marking a major shift for the iconic fast-food chain. While Baldwin Park will remain a key hub, the company is expanding eastward with a new office in Nashville, Tennessee, set to open in 2026
The rise of AI in the workplace is transforming professional environments, but is it a tool for empowerment or displacement? The latest Anthropic Economic Index reveals that 57% of AI usage is focused on augmentation—enhancing human work rather than replacing it. From software development to content creation, AI is becoming a vital collaborator. As businesses evolve, embracing AI and lifelong learning is key to staying competitive.
Zelle has surpassed $1 trillion in transactions in 2024, solidifying its dominance in the P2P payments market. With a 27% increase in transfers compared to last year, Zelle has outpaced competitors like PayPal, Venmo, and CashApp.
The recent layoffs at Bronco Wine Company, the maker of Two Buck Chuck, signal major shifts in the wine industry. Changing consumer preferences, an oversupply of grapes, and increased competition are reshaping the market. As younger generations turn to craft cocktails and seltzers, budget-friendly wines struggle to maintain relevance. What does the future hold for Two Buck Chuck?
Grocery prices surged in January, with eggs, beef, and pork seeing steep increases. Egg prices jumped 15.2% in a month due to avian flu, while beef and pork costs continue to climb. As inflation squeezes American households, political debates over economic policies intensify ahead of the presidential election.
Pests don’t care about politics, but their impact on public health, property, and local economies is undeniable. With Los Angeles ranking as the second “rattiest” city in the nation and infestations shutting down restaurants, it’s time for California lawmakers to recognize that pest control is an essential service, not a luxury.
U.S. senators have reintroduced a bill to allow year-round, nationwide sales of E15 fuel, aiming to simplify regulations and expand ethanol market opportunities. Backed by bipartisan support, the legislation seeks to eliminate seasonal restrictions and boost agricultural economies.
Rep. Young Kim warns that cutting USAID programs could allow China to expand its influence in key regions like Vietnam, Cambodia, and the Philippines. She emphasizes the importance of these initiatives for U.S. global strategy while advocating for oversight to ensure taxpayer funds are used effectively.
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