Author: mercuryoregon.com

The US, Canada, and Mexico have launched trilateral efforts to counter drone threats, ensuring robust security measures for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Generative AI is reshaping the labor market, with young tech workers facing a 3% unemployment rise as companies slow hiring amid automation gains.

Florida officials are investigating a raw milk outbreak that sickened 21 people, including children, with E. coli and Campylobacter infections across the state.

U.S. State Department introduces visa bond program, targeting B-1 and B-2 visa applicants from high-risk nations with up to $15,000 entry bonds.

Pfizer raised its 2025 profit forecast, driven by cost reductions and strong Q2 results, as Covid product sales and strategic initiatives boosted revenue.

U.S. recession risks climb as policy-driven uncertainties weigh on economic growth, with labor market declines and trade tensions worsening financial stability.

Harley-Davidson appoints Topgolf’s Artie Starrs as CEO to navigate tariffs, weak demand, and drive growth as it wraps up its five-year Hardwire plan.

The Trump administration’s 50% tariff on Brazilian coffee beans is set to impact Asheville cafés, with owners expecting shortages and cost hikes.

Trump’s tariffs and tax policies are reshaping the U.S. economy, but recent data reveals rising inflation, job market strain, and mounting political risks.

Boeing defense workers rejected the company’s contract offer, launching a strike that begins Monday, demanding better wages and recognition of their skills.