With the contract between the United Auto Workers union and the three major carmakers in the U.S. set to expire just shy of midnight, there is a lot at stake, including an already fragile economy. Cheddar News senior reporter Michelle Castillo talked about what the union is seeking in its new agreement and whether or not the big three automakers are willing to concede or meet somewhere in the middle.
Experts are finding it hard to see how the plan to exploit Venezuela’s oil makes business sense.
Ali Kashani, CEO of Serve Robotics, explains how 2,000 AI-powered robots are transforming last-mile delivery across major U.S. cities.
Trailers are turning into huge productions by themselves.
Taylor Bowley, Economist at Bank of America, details why childcare costs outpacing inflation may force tough financial trade-offs for U.S. families.
Jay Hatfield, CEO/CIO of Infrastructure Capital Advisors, weighs in on how heavy crude may reshape U.S. refineries and energy equities.
As markets hit record highs amid volatility, eToro U.S. Head Andrew McCormick breaks down how retail investor behavior is rapidly evolving.
Daniel Gilbert, Business of Medicine Reporter at The Washington Post, breaks down Novo’s first GLP-1 weight-loss pill and why it matters.
As AI becomes a core life skill, Samsung’s Allison Stransky shares how educators, students, and companies can build AI literacy responsibly.
Melissa Pumphrey, Chief Economist at NYCEDC, breaks down record job growth and the affordability pressures facing New Yorkers.
Editor Peter Green spoke with experts about the trends that will shape big business and the economy in 2026.
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