As the Trump administration prioritizes immigration enforcement, representatives from farming districts say they need a creative solution to their labor problems, and fast.

The highest-paid boxer of all time says every new investment is about building generational wealth.

Africa is changing fast—and the competition to invest is heating up.

Startup Haat gets pizzas to shoppers in traditionally underserved neighborhoods, and they’re still hot. It’s a model it plans to take global.

The South Korean company’s ridiculously spicy instant noodles have been around for more than a decade, but the growth just keeps on coming, thanks to their repeated online fame.

As countries around the world scramble to secure fuel to run their power plants, natural gas has attracted energy producers to Canada’s westernmost province.

The continent is positioning itself as a pivotal player in the future of global agriculture, and investors are taking notice.

The dumpling restaurant was started in Taiwan half a century ago. Now there are 17 always-packed locations in the US, including one in Disneyland.

US agricultural communities that had expected Trump to have their backs have found themselves flung into a second trade war. If the situation continues, it could put loyalties at risk.

A small but vocal contingent has long been demanding changes at the agency. With an ally in RFK Jr., it’s finally getting what it wants—to the horror of the scientists he’s sidelined.

The tokens have entered the conversation as a mainstream financial instrument, thanks to the support of the Trump administration. For the community lenders that fund American homes and businesses, the...

If you can swim 2.4 miles, bike 112 miles and run a marathon back to back, then Scott DeRue think you’ll like what he’s selling.

An icon from the Golden Age of Hollywood adapted and grew for more than a century before things abruptly fell apart.

From obesity and diabetes to heart and liver disease, the applications for GLP-1 drugs have multiplied since Ozempic arrived on the scene seven years ago. Now, Novo is testing their effect on Alzheime...

The country’s powerful boardrooms are adding their own incentives on top of existing government efforts to avert a demographic collapse.

Gen Z’s obsession with fluffy keychains and stuffies for adults is breathing new life into a 51-year old Japanese character.

Gen Z’s obsession with fluffy keychains and stuffies for adults is breathing new life into a 51-year old Japanese character.

More than a decade after their Shark Tank appearance, the company’s co-founders have successfully pushed into T-shirts, slippers and undergarments.

CEO Libby Wadle, who took the helm in 2020, says the company is “back in the conversation”—and not readying itself for a sale.

A painstaking initiative to eliminate synthetic food dyes from the lunch box staple pays off at just the right time.

A beauty company’s signature product went viral at a Chiefs game last fall. Private equity firms have been knocking on its 29-year-old co-founders’ doors ever since.

Tokyo’s biggest filmmaker, Toho, is looking to expand its prehistoric “atomic-breathing” creature into games and attractions around the world.

With the Southeast Asian nation moving to recriminalize the drug after just three years, the mountainous communities that grow it are bracing for real pain.

Now THIS is a story near and dear to my over-caffeinated heart. Brazil, the world’s largest producer and exporter of coffee, has long grappled with coffee bean thefts by petty criminals and organized...

Beneath layers of waste, landfills around the US have been reaching scorching temperatures, spewing toxic gases and geysers of trash juice.

More than 40 million people relied on the food-assistance program in 2024, or about 12% of the population. Many are located in red districts represented by legislators who support gutting the aid.

University of Michigan’s Joanne Hsu can tell US households are in a foul mood. Is anyone listening?

The industry will need to overcome high energy and labor costs, environmental regulations and a glut of cheap Chinese competition to make US copper smelting great again.

In Sweden, female users are adopting the tobacco-free products faster than their male counterparts — and companies have taken notice.

As companies freeze hiring and AI makes some less-skilled roles obsolete, the Class of 2025 is finding a lot of doors are closed.

The State Department is looking for new countries to take deportees, in part because domestic detention centers are expensive and short on space.

The process of digging out after time away is getting its first real upgrade in years.

Forget the charming princes and cuddly cartoon characters. Today’s amusement parks are increasingly on a mission to scare.

A new crop of factories requires roads, and that means sand. To keep up, the country is importing from Cambodia on a massive scale

Hairdressers and aestheticians report clients are opting for less expensive services and stretching out the time between appointments—signs that US consumers are retrenching.

The burger is just about mastered at 35,000 feet. The next big hurdle: crispy fries and avocado toast.

The pandemic closed campuses and pushed enrollment off a cliff, yet two months of Trump is already causing more disruption—especially in research.

Farmacias Similares’ Dr. Simi plush dolls are popping up in famous arms around the globe, giving the chain brand recognition ahead of its expansion across the border.

Rising freshmen across the country on their campus search—what they liked, what they didn’t and, crucially, which schools offered the best student aid.