JW Anderson Returns to Profitability in 2024
Profit for the year rose to 21.3 million pounds, compared to a loss of 3.5 million pounds in 2023, due to the restructuring of an intra-group loan. Continue reading →
Cuando el seguro médico cuesta más que la hipoteca
Cuando Noah Hulsman, dueño de una tienda de patinetas en Louisville, Kentucky, se enteró de que ya no calificaba para los subsidios federales que lo ayudaban a pagar su plan de salud “Oro” de la Ley de Cuidado de Salud a Bajo Precio (ACA, por sus siglas en inglés), el...
Queen Maxima of the Netherlands Goes Mod in Vanessa Seward Cape and Dress
The King and Queen of the Netherlands visited Rotterdam on Monday. Continue reading →
Dior ‘Reboot’ Seen Helping LVMH Rebound in 2026: HSBC
A new report puts the French group’s fashion and leather goods division under the microscope. Continue reading →
Education Department paid laid-off OCR staff $38M while dismissing most complaints
A GAO report found the agency did not document the financial trade-offs associated with its RIFs and cannot prove the cuts improved services. Continue reading →
ICE activity on K-12 school grounds
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security said immigration enforcement actions at schools should be "extremely rare." Here's where they’re happening. Continue reading →
Uncertainty is the new normal in education. Here’s how leaders can protect classrooms.
Children’s education must not fall victim to the ebb and flow of politics, writes the former AASA executive director. Continue reading →
Transportation metrics show further tightening in January
January transportation metrics again signaled a tightening market, according to a monthly survey of supply chain managers. The Logistics Managers’ Index—a diffusion index in which a reading above 50 indicates expansion while one below 50 signals contraction—displayed a 47.1 reading for...
Japanese machine tool orders surge in December 2025, signaling robust industrial momentum
The Japan Machine Tool Builders’ Association (JMTBA) released its latest monthly data today, revealing a strong finish to 2025 for the sector. Total machine tool orders in December reached 158.64 billion yen ($1.05 billion at current exchange rates), marking a 15.8% sequential increase...