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Fed Governor Miran wants a half-point cut this month, while Waller backs another quarter-point move
The central bank policymaker indicated that he still expects his colleagues to vote for another quarter-point reduction.
FIFA World Cup 2026: What to know about Trump’s threat to move Boston games
United States President Donald Trump has taken aim at Boston over safety concerns ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026 fixtures.
How expiring ACA health insurance subsidies could impact Roth conversions
Bigger ACA health insurance subsidies could expire after 2025 without action from Congress. Here is how that could impact future Roth conversions.
CNN 'All Access' streaming subscription to launch October 28 for $69.99 per year
The plan is pitched as a centralized hub for CNN's journalism and includes access to live and on-demand videos, CNN.com articles and subscriber-only content.
Uber will offer gig work like AI data labeling to drivers while not on the road
Uber says it's offering drivers ways to make money when not ferrying around passengers.
How powerful is your passport?
Americans’ travel documents aren’t as muscular as they used to be
Microsoft will test a Copilot AI feature that performs work on local files in Windows 11
Early adopters will be able to tell Microsoft's Copilot assistant to take action on files stored on their Windows 11 PCs.
French PM survives major test but breathing space will not last long
Sébastien Lecornu survives two confidence votes in parliament and can now focus on passing the 2026 budget.
Greece passes labour law allowing 13-hour workdays in some cases
Under the new law, annual overtime is capped at 150 hours, and the standard 40-hour week still remains in place.
Clashes between police and Gen Z protesters in Peru leave one dead
The protests come just days after a new president was sworn in following Dina Boluarte's impeachment.
Saul Zabar was king of the Upper West Side
New York’s most famous lox-smith died on October 7th, aged 97
Cocktails and coups: the view from a luxury hotel in Kabul
Lyse Doucet chronicles Afghanistan’s history as it was seen from the InterContinental