Goldman Sachs to Absorb $400 Million Charge in Third Quarter as it Unwinds Consumer Business
Goldman Sachs is set to record a $400 million pretax charge in its third-quarter results as it continues to dismantle its consumer business operations. Speaking at a conference on Monday,
August Private Payrolls Post Weakest Gain Since 2021, Falling Short of Expectations
Private sector payrolls in August saw their slowest growth in over three and a half years, according to a report by ADP, indicating further signs of a softening labor market.
Tesla Set to Launch Full Self-Driving Technology in Europe and China in 2025
Tesla has announced plans to introduce its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology in Europe and China by early 2025, pending regulatory approval. In a post on the X social media platform,
Investing in Mental Health Yields Greater Economic Benefits Than Road Projects, LSE Study Finds
A recent study by the London School of Economics (LSE) reveals that investing additional funds in mental health services would significantly boost the UK’s economic growth and national wellbeing, outperforming
NASA Awards $116.9 Million Contract to Intuitive Machines for 2027 Lunar South Pole Mission
NASA has selected Intuitive Machines to deliver a suite of scientific payloads to the Moon's south polar region in 2027, marking the first commercial lunar lander award in over a
