A basic income program in rural Romania put one child on the path to jobs at Electronic Arts and Microsoft, and helped another reach the Olympics.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says AI will change the economy so drastically that a universal basic income won't be enough.
GPT-4 concluded the report finds AI presents "significant risks" and recommended policymakers remain flexible.
When it comes to slumber, what matters most is how rich you are.
Reddit and other social media sites are seeing an uptick in user content focused on a coming economic collapse.
Wall Street's favorite restaurants are shaking off recession worries. In fact, New York City's nightlife is louder and more extravagant than ever.
The short, troubled reign of the nuclear family has come to an end. But we can replace it with something even better.
Improved longevity means the world is facing a retirement crisis. Flexible work and a focus on sustainable health would help, says Andrew J. Scott.
Americans over age 75 are the least likely of any age group to have a retirement account.
The ultra-rich like Elon Musk, Warren Buffett, and Jeff Bezos have doubled their fortunes since 2020, Oxfam said, while 60% of the world got poorer.
The wealthy parents of kids I tutor often don't pay me on time, despite owning Hamptons houses and paying school tuitions that cost $50K a year.
Despite a brief reprieve for NYC's cost of living, people making less than $172,000 fled the city.
Over 12% of American families are millionaires, many of whom are ages 55 to 74, per a new Federal Reserve survey.
The average net worth for Americans shot up 37% from 2019 to 2022, with huge gains among those younger than 35 and between 55 and 64.
"It affects free transit, but also hurts the dignity of the neighbors, it is a division that separates two social groups that should not exist," said a court magistrate.
The income inequality gap has been narrowing since 2015, with lower-wage workers receiving more raises compared to their wealthy counterparts.
These CEOs want the government to invest in American industry, ready students for the workforce, and get lower-income people more money.
A committee laid out over 100 recommendations. Local legislators could eventually turn some into law, but there's no plan for how to pay for it.
Economic inequality in the US can be traced in part back to the housing shortage. It's hard to hold a job or raise kids if you can't afford a home.
Taxing the ultra-wealthy could raise billions to help middle-class families afford childcare and housing, lawmakers say.