A student council email described as ‘Allyship in Action’ advised some students to avoid diversity-focused recruiting events, prompting questions about equal opportunity as Cornell faces federal scrutiny over civil rights practices.
ONS data shows sustained price pressure above target amid a tough growth backdrop; markets expect limited near-term relief from rate cuts.
Newmark’s Vitality Rankings place Cambridge at the top, with Chelsea rising to second and a regional shift reshaping Britain’s high streets amid cost pressures
Lawsuits filed in Illinois and Colorado; California complaint pending; union-backed action expands tactics in Starbucks' labor drive
From a $5,000 startup to a $1.3 billion shapewear empire, Sara Blakely details a patient, unorthodox path to success.
Pay increases to an average of more than $23 per hour; health-plan contributions cut starting next year as company addresses labor and safety concerns
Data shows growing appetite for shorter fixes while regulators urge brokers to prioritise borrowers’ needs; industry voices debate whether incentives shape recommendations
Analysts say lower rates could come but aren’t guaranteed as inflation and bond-market dynamics loom
Markets in Tokyo, Seoul and Shanghai rally while U.S. benchmarks hold near all-time highs after the Federal Reserve trims rates; policy projections point to further cuts this year and into 2026.