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Why this week’s labor data matters more than the headlines

By The Center Square Staff

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Tesla

Tesla loses title of world's biggest EV maker after sales continue to drop

Tesla said it only delivered 1.64 million vehicles in 2025, down 9% from a year earlier. It also saw a drop in sales in 2024.

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Close up of a large Texas flag, blowing on a windy day.

New coins, ‘Redbacks’ released through Texas’ new Bullion Depository

Texas boasts the only state-run bullion depository in the country.

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Spirit Airline

Bankruptcies on the rise across US economy, large corporate filings highest in 15 years

Among the big companies that filed for bankruptcy were JoAnn Fabrics, Spirit Airlines and Hooters restaurants

US trade deficit reaches $948.1 billion, largest total ever recorded

T-Mobile to buy Mint Mobile in $1.35 billion deal, will keep Ryan Reynolds

3M announces 6,000 more layoffs amid global restructuring plans

Dollar General workers march to demand safer conditions

Michael Seifert: PublicSq. is going public

Chadwick Hagan: Trump back in office forecasts a bright future for American investment

Marc Cadin: Biden’s economic agenda crushed Americans with regulations

Over half of small business owners don’t think Biden’s doing enough to combat inflation

Sen. Sanders blames global inflation on supply chain breakdown

Rail workers threaten strike that would bring 30% of America's freight movements to a halt

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