David Uberti

America's AI buildout provided one of the few bright spots in Friday's jobs report. The construction sector added 22,000 roles in July, with nonresidential contractors and nonresidential specialty trade contractors driving the gains. While overall U.S. construction spending is declining, investment

SpaceX insiders don't appear to be cashing in in a big way—at least not yet. The rocket maker's shares recently catapulted 12% higher, extending Thursday's gains to claw back a post-earnings selloff and then some. While short sellers have been betting heavily on shares to decline, retail has been p

President Trump's media company on Monday reported that it has signed up "more than ten" customers to a new service providing traders with faster access to posts from top Truth Social accounts. "Our new Truth API product is already generating revenue, with more than ten customer agreements signed t

Early customers to the product are primarily high-frequency trading firms.

President Trump's media company Monday said more than 10 customers have signed up to a real-time feed of top Truth Social accounts, a product that

Cooling inflation in recent months stemmed in part from modest declines in prices at the pump. That will likely change in August. U.S. gas prices in July fell 2.9% in July from a month earlier, the Labor Department said, while fuel oil declined 1.7%.More recently, however, rising crude prices and

Inflation cooled modestly in July, according to the Labor Department, with the consumer-price index climbing 3.4% from a year ago. The reading met Wall Street expectations. Core inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, rose 2.5% from a year earlier, down from 2.6% in June.

U.S. electricity prices rose 4.2% in July from a year earlier, according to the Labor Department, promising bigger bills for Americans who were cranking their air conditioners during the [hottest month on record](https://www.wsj/us-news/climate-environment/july-was-the-hottest-month-on-record-in

Two media organizations on Wednesday sued President Trump over his namesake company’s real-time feed of top Truth Social accounts, arguing that selling preferential access to the president’s statements is unconstitutional. The Intercept news organization and nonprofit Freedom of the Press Foundatio

Is AI eating the world? Not yet, but Bank of America estimates that capital spending by the five hyperscalers will overtake that of the other 495 companies in the S&P 500 next year. Capex by the data-center giants will total $1.072 trillion, the bank's analysts project, compared to roughly $1.066 t