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Williams Companies gets clean water permits for Northeast Supply Enhancement Pipeline
CEO Chad Zamarin discusses how Williams Companies' pipeline project will tackle rising energy costs and improve natural gas infrastructure reliability.
LARRY KUDLOW: Another Schumerian catastrophe
The only thing the Schumer shutdown accomplished was agitating millions of Americans
Warren Buffet's final letter to shareholders: Read in full here
Warren Buffett's final letter to shareholders: Read in full
Warren Buffett pens last letter as Abel prepares to take over
Warren Buffett's Thanksgiving letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders outlined his plans to step back from his past duties when Greg Abel takes over as CEO.
New Yorkers hunt for homes outside the city as living costs soar
New York City residents seeking more affordability aren't looking far away, with New York state, New Jersey and Pennsylvania topping their search lists.
Florida AG probes JPMorgan Chase over alleged de-banking of Trump Media
JPMorgan Chase faces Florida investigation after Arctic Frost probe allegedly led bank to terminate Trump Media accounts, raising political targeting concerns.
Trump's 50-year mortgage proposal: What would it mean for homebuyers?
President Donald Trump proposed 50-year mortgages to boost homeownership access, but experts warn of higher cumulative interest costs and worsened affordability for buyers.
Retired air traffic controller warns of shutdown's toll on US skies: 'You can’t mail it in'
Government shutdown forces unpaid air traffic controllers to work overtime amid severe staffing crisis, creating safety concerns at nation's busiest airports.
Trump says tariff revenue to fund $2K checks for Americans, lower nation’s $38T debt
President Donald Trump proposes using tariff revenue to fund $2,000 payments to Americans, with leftover funds targeting the nation's $38 trillion debt reduction efforts.
Visa, Mastercard reach swipe-fee settlement: How it'll affect your wallet
Visa and Mastercard settlement cuts credit card swipe fees by 0.1%, potentially saving consumers. But the retail advocacy group NRF doesn't believe that's enough.