Persistent volatility in interest rate expectations is pushing major companies to delay billions in equipment, infrastructure, and expansion projects.

As Savannah's port expansion and construction boom drive a surge in injury claims, personal injury attorney Ken Nugent's firm in Savannah is scaling to meet demand across Georgia's fastest-growing legal market.

The Federal Reserve's decision to maintain the federal funds rate at 4.25%-4.50% has direct implications for business lending, commercial real estate, and growth strategy. We break down what matters.

Record crude output reflects investment in shale, deepwater drilling, and infrastructure expansion, reshaping global energy markets and trade balances.

A sharp decline in small business sentiment signals economic headwinds ahead, with employment and expansion plans suffering most.

Stricter labor regulations across U.S. states and globally are forcing platform companies to reclassify workers, raising operational costs and challenging the economics of ride-sharing and delivery services.

New labor data reveals veterans securing positions at rates above national average, signaling shifting hiring practices among Fortune 500 employers.

U.S. companies are shifting supply chains away from China, driven by tariffs, geopolitical risk, and operational costs. What the data shows.

Unemployment is low, job openings are stabilizing, and wage growth is moderating. But the aggregate numbers mask dramatic shifts by industry and skill level.

As aging business owners face retirement without documented succession strategies, advisors warn of $30 trillion in at-risk wealth transfer over the next decade.

Labor scarcity in the skilled trades has created unprecedented wage growth. Market data reveals the structural factors behind $80K+ compensation packages.

Double-digit rate increases across liability, property, and workers' compensation policies are straining balance sheets and forcing operational trade-offs.

American household debt has surged to record levels, driven by mortgage expansion and rising consumer borrowing. What does it mean for the economy?

Over 140 rural hospitals have closed since 2005. The fallout extends far beyond healthcare, reshaping local economies and property values.

Real estate tax increases are forcing small business owners to relocate operations, reshaping commercial real estate patterns across major metros.

Latest CPI data shows persistent price pressures, complicating the Fed's path to loosening monetary policy as markets await clarity on 2025 rate decisions.

Tariffs and trade restrictions are forcing American manufacturers to restructure operations, with some reporting cost increases of 5-15% and shifting sourcing strategies.

Labor market deceleration raises questions about Fed policy trajectory as employment growth falls short of economist expectations.