Economists believe that the US will experience a sudden surge of inflation in March due to escalating energy prices resulting from the ongoing conflict with Iran. According to their forecasts, the consumer price index (CPI), which tracks inflation, will rise sharply on a month-to-month basis as the price of gasoline and other fuels climbs as well.
A US appeals court has declined to block the Pentagon’s decision to blacklist the artificial intelligence company Anthropic, allowing the designation to remain in effect during the legal battle.
U.S. automakers have accused the European Union of implementing rules which block their biggest pickup trucks from driving on European streets, according to a Financial Times article.
The american bourbon industry is facing a challenging period as weaker demand and trade tariffs weigh on the sector, yet distillers continue pouring billions into expansion projects across Kentucky soil.
Now behind us, the U.S. auto safety review of Tesla’s remote-driving function, called Actually Smart Summon. Since early reports came in, officials from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration have been watching how cars move on their own.
A rocket firm run by Elon Musk quietly handed documents to financial regulators, signaling plans that could lead to a Wall Street listing. Papers were sent to the SEC under rules allowing private disclosures before major market moves.
Later this week, Tesla will share its latest delivery figures ahead of Wall Street trading. A drop in vehicle shipments for early 2026 appears likely when compared with last quarter’s results. Slower appetite for EVs plays a role, and so does sharper rivalry in key regions around the world.
Starting now, JPMorgan Chase intends to provide $80 billion in loans to U.S. small businesses during the coming ten years. Alongside that effort, roughly 1,000 new bankers will join to boost assistance for startups and community-based firms.
Fuel bills climb fast, hitting U.S. airlines hard just when profits were thin to begin with, as oil prices rise tied to unrest in the Middle East; each flight now drains more cash than before. Carriers feel the squeeze, their budget stretched by forces beyond the runway.
A fresh wave of court decisions in America, targeting big names like Meta and Google, is stirring up questions about shield laws that online firms have leaned on for years. These outcomes might shift who answers when damage ties back to digital spaces built by tech leaders
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