Emily Pandise

Many local employers are taking a hit while the Port of Baltimore remains closed, but optimism runs high that the damage won’t be long-lasting.

A big federal grant to Intel aims to boost the U.S. semiconductor industry, but Phoenix area residents are more excited about the local economic impact.

Generative AI — and its energy demands — have been growing rapidly. But nuclear power projects are heavily regulated and usually advance at a plodding pace.

Mortgage rates are high and housing inventory is tight, but some experts see the market’s deep freeze starting to thaw this spring.

Inflation is slowing and consumer confidence is rising, but so is credit card debt. That’s where credit card rewards programs can help.

Electric vehicles' batteries don’t work as efficiently in the cold, and regulating cabin temperature can gobble up a lot of power, depending on a model's HVAC.

The federal WIC program be short nearly $1 billion next year, leaving some two million parents and young children without access to nutrition benefits, a new analysis projects.

The $1.8 billion Realtors verdict could shake up the housing market, but it’s unclear when millions of Americans will know how the decision will affect real estate costs.

Researchers sifting through online content on the crisis say it’s harder to verify information and follow the spread of misleading material than even a year ago.

As many shoppers trade down from pricier brand-name items for generic alternatives, grocers are increasingly pushing food suppliers to lower prices.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg offered words of appreciation and encouragement to outgoing employees as he eliminated their jobs Wednesday.