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Chile has vast lithium reserves, and the recent release of the country's state-led national lithium policy is ushering in a new era for the industry.

E-scooters have popped up in metro areas around the world, but many of the ride-share companies behind them are struggling.

With artificial intelligence tools becoming more and more accessible, will companies use the new technology to increase productivity--or to reduce labor costs?

The U.S. personal savings rate fell in 2022 after excess savings from pandemic stimulus bolstered deposits. The slowdown could introduce economic headwinds.

Americans are collectively spending nearly $65 billion on junk fees, according to the White House.

Silicon-anode batteries could be the next big thing in tech, as they start to win the attention of Airbus, Porsche Mercedes-Benz and General Motors.

Regulators are scrutinizing the freight rail industry as total reported derailments rose year over year to 916 in 2022 amid a decadelong decline.

Even though a majority of American workers do have some kind of paid time off, nearly half of them report not using all of their vacation time.

Upwards of $247 billion in taxpayer money was wasted last year, according to estimates by the Government Accountability Office.

Since 1977, the Federal Reserve has focused on creating maximum employment and stable prices, commonly known as the dual mandate.