Max Zahn is a Business and Tech Reporter at ABC. He specializes in finance, commodities, and energy, with a focus on topics such as economic policy, global economy, and renewable energy. Max has been featured in various outlets including Yahoo Finance, ABC News, and Good Morning America.
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Microsoft said on Monday it will lay off 4,800 employees and that the job cuts would be especially pronounced in its Xbox department.
The job cuts amount to 2.1% of Microsoft's global workforce.
By: Max Zahn
SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk speaks via video at the Nasdaq Marketsite in Times Square during the launch of the SpaceX initial public
The move could add the Elon Musk-led firm to many retirement portfolios.
By: MAX ZAHN
Oil prices climbed and stocks tumbled in early trading on Wednesday after President Donald Trump said he believes an agreement with Iran is "over" amid an exchange of strikes in the Middle East.
By: Max Zahn
Melting street thermometer against bright summer sun.High temperature.Summer heat. (Dmitriy83/Getty Images)
Heat waves are becoming more frequent, a federal government study showed.
Oil prices climbed and stocks closed lower on Wednesday after President Donald Trump said he believes an agreement with Iran is "over" amid an exchange of strikes in the Middle East.
By: Max Zahn
A shopper browses near 'Sale' signs in the meats section of a grocery store on July 7, 2026 in Pasadena, California. (Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Oil prices soared in recent days as fighting in the Middle East escalated, threatening to end a weeks-long stretch of relief for drivers at the pump.
