Alicia Wallace is a Senior Economy Writer at CNN Business. She specializes in business and economics, covering topics such as capital markets, economic policy, and the global economy, with a keen focus on the intersection of finance and government. Alicia's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo Finance, The Dallas Examiner, and WKTV NewsChannel 2.
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By: Alicia Wallace
It was reported last week that Trinidad and Tobago has signed agreements to allow U.S. companies to set up data centers on its land. Residents immediately sounded the alarm, concerned about the environmental impact as well as the energy consumption and related consequences.
RELATIONSHIPS, with family members, friends, coworkers, and community members, all require work. We have to be able to listen to one another, have a certain level of mutual trust, and engage one another with respect. Even with the best intentions of all parties, difficult situations arise. Someone does not do what they said they would do, someone does something badly, someone makes a mistake, someone has an outsized reaction to something, someone fails to communicate clearly..
By: Alicia Wallace
By Alicia Wallace, CNN (CNN) — New applications for unemployment benefits haven't been this low since 1969, fresh data showed Thursday.
Hopkins, Minnesota — It's a breezy, 80-degree sunny day on Mainstreet here and, stretching down the block, there's a line of people waiting to pick up pints of ice cream they ordered for about $15 a pop.
AI is raising prices for Americans – and not just electricity bills.
(CNN) — AI is raising prices for Americans – and not just electricity bills.
AI is raising prices for Americans – and not just electricity bills.
Inflation fell last month for the first time in six years, new data showed Thursday, but the seemingly welcome reading is likely a temporary blip.
Inflation fell last month for the first time in six years, new data showed Thursday, but the seemingly welcome reading is likely a temporary blip.
The US labor market, long stuck in a “low-hire, low-fire” slog, is starting to show some signs of life.
