Casey McKinley might be the area’s youngest professional artist, after every piece was sold within minutes at a recent ...

Jessica Harbin, a 13-year-old eighth-grader at Emma Sansom Middle School, won the Gadsden Lions Club’s local competition for ...

GDP stands for gross domestic product, and is a measure of all the economic activity of companies, governments and people in a country. In the UK, the Office of National Statistics (ONS ...

A proud first-generation American with roots in Puerto Rico and Gambia, N’Jie-Konte is committed to the economic liberation of Black and brown communities. She spent nearly a decade advising ...

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Europe is running out of time. With Donald Trump poised to retake the White House in a few weeks and the continent’s economy in a deepening funk, the bedrock on which the region’s prosperity rests isn ...

By Ben Casselman After five years of uncertainty and turmoil, the U.S. economy is ending 2024 in arguably its most stable condition since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Inflation has cooled.

China’s economy showed mixed performance in November 2024, with industrial production and exports showing resilience, while retail sales and fixed asset investment underperformed, amid ongoing ...

Ukraine’s economic history since 2022 has had three phases. In the first, amid heavy fighting, the country scrambled to put out fires. Martial law was introduced and 14m people fled their homes.

From gummies to drops to tablets, our dietitians evaluated the best vitamins for kids. Their top picks come from Llama Naturals, SmartyPants, and Hiya. As children grow, they need to get enough ...

In recent years, neijuan – involution – has been identified as an obstacle to China’s economic development. During last week’s central economic work conference, the country’s leadership ...

So has the usual fight over who should get the credit — or blame — for the economy the next president inherits. This happens to some extent with every new president, regardless of party and ...