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California lawmakers and Gov. Gavin Newsom support legislation allowing gig drivers to unionize as independent contractors. The bills aim to empower drivers with collective bargaining rights and reduce insurance costs, potentially lowering fares. The legislation still needs legislative approval amid ongoing industry disputes.
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Recent US tariff changes, including the end of the de minimis exemption, have caused delays and unexpected costs for consumers and businesses shipping internationally. Customers face higher tariffs, inaccurate billing, and logistical delays, especially affecting e-commerce and small shipments. The impact is felt across the US, UK, and China.
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Stock markets declined on Tuesday amid fears of overvaluation, especially in AI stocks like Palantir, which fell despite strong earnings. Major banks forecast a possible 10-20% correction within the next year, but some investors see recent dips as healthy pullbacks in a long-term bull trend.
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A UPS McDonnell Douglas MD-11F crashed shortly after takeoff from Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, with reports of injuries and fires. The aircraft was en route to Honolulu. The airport is closed, and emergency responders are on scene. This is a developing story.
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A UPS MD-11 cargo plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, igniting fires and causing at least four deaths and multiple injuries. The aircraft was en route to Honolulu with 50,000 gallons of fuel. Investigations are ongoing, and the airport remains closed.
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A UPS cargo plane crashed Tuesday evening at Louisville's Worldport hub, killing 14, including three pilots. The incident caused package sorting to halt and led UPS to suspend MD-11 operations. UPS has contingency plans, and experts expect disruptions to clear before the holiday season.
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A UPS MD-11 cargo plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport on Tuesday evening. The aircraft's left engine detached during takeoff, causing a crash into nearby buildings and a fire. At least 12 people have died, including crew members and on the ground. The airport was temporarily closed but has since reopened.
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Despite low unemployment rates, many Americans face prolonged joblessness, with over a quarter unemployed for more than six months. Experts highlight emotional and economic tolls, as companies hesitate to hire amid economic uncertainty and layoffs increase. The situation signals a bifurcated labor market with lasting impacts.
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A UPS plane crash in Louisville has killed 14, including three pilots, with investigations ongoing. Meanwhile, Gaza faces ongoing danger from unexploded bombs after Israel's recent military actions, causing civilian injuries and hindering recovery efforts.
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A UPS cargo plane, a McDonnell Douglas MD-11, crashed near Louisville on Tuesday, killing 14. Following the incident, Boeing advised all operators to temporarily suspend MD-11 flights for safety reviews. Both UPS and FedEx grounded their fleets, which comprise about 9% of UPS's fleet and 4% of FedEx's, to conduct investigations into the crash and aircraft safety.
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A UPS cargo plane crashed during takeoff at Louisville's Worldport, killing 14 people including three pilots. The crash caused a fire and led to inspections of MD-11 aircraft. The victims' identities are being confirmed, and investigations are ongoing as authorities examine the cause.
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A UPS MD-11 cargo plane caught fire during takeoff at Louisville's airport, resulting in a crash that killed at least 12 people. The aircraft, recently repaired for a fuel tank issue, lost an engine and ignited flames in the left wing. The crash caused extensive damage to nearby buildings and sparked a large fire. Investigations are ongoing.
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A UPS cargo plane crashed during takeoff at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, killing 12 people including three crew members and a family member. The plane's left engine detached, causing a fireball that damaged nearby buildings. Investigations are ongoing, with the crash being the deadliest in UPS history.
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Former President Trump announced plans to revoke Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Somali residents in Minnesota, citing crime and fraud. The move, which could affect a small number of Somalis nationally, faces strong opposition from local leaders and advocates, amid concerns of fueling hate and Islamophobia. The announcement marks a broader push to tighten immigration protections.
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Economists warn of five key risks for 2026, including US growth, global manufacturing, political influence on the Fed, AI bubble burst, and rising debt issuance, amid ongoing economic uncertainty and shifting market dynamics.
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A UPS MD-11 cargo plane crashed on November 4 in Louisville, Kentucky, killing 14. Investigators found evidence of cracks in the engine mount, which detached during takeoff, causing the plane to crash and ignite a fireball. The aircraft was last inspected in October 2021.
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The US ended its de minimis exemption for low-value imports in August 2025, requiring tariffs on packages over $800. This change has increased costs for consumers and small businesses, causing declines in sales and raising concerns about market disruption and consumer confidence.
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Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell to 191,000 for the week ending Nov. 29, the lowest since September 2022. The data suggests a resilient job market, though recent layoffs by major firms may not yet be reflected. The figures influence Federal Reserve rate decisions amid inflation concerns.