Federal worker buyouts are pushing thousands of former government employees onto state unemployment rolls, creating fiscal and eligibility complications that states weren’t prepared to handle.

Freight rail intermodal volumes are slipping as contract negotiations between shippers and carriers stall over rates, service reliability, and uncertain goods demand.

DaVita and Fresenius control roughly 70% of U.S. dialysis centers. As independent clinics close, Medicare patients face fewer choices and longer travel times.

Solar installer bankruptcies are rising as the ITC step-down squeezes margins, leaving workers, customers, and suppliers exposed across residential markets.

Community bank mergers are cutting off small business credit as larger acquirers impose stricter standards and drop small-dollar loans. Here’s what’s driving it.

As bank branches retreat from low-income areas, payday lenders and check cashers move in – and the economics of why explain why the cycle keeps repeating.

Auto insurance premiums are rising faster than wages, pushing low-income drivers toward uninsured risk or complete loss of mobility. Here is why the crisis is deepening.

Retail pharmacy closures are stripping urban neighborhoods of both medical access and informal food sources, deepening existing food deserts in ways official maps fail to capture.