Alana Semuels

People sick of forest fires, floods, and extreme heat are fleeing the Sun Belt and heading to cities like Milwaukee, Minneapolis and Detroit.

Two years after a global minimum tax was passed, a new report suggests that companies are finding new ways to avoid taxation.

Find out why Simbe Tally 3.0 is one of the best inventions of 2023

In the U.S., community solar power projects could bring green energy to millions—but utility companies have been blocking the way.

A referendum in Maine would have gotten rid of two maligned for-profit utilities. Why did it lose?

Retailers like Walmart, Macy’s and Target are rolling out Black Friday deals earlier than ever thanks to inflation and an uncertain economy.

Social media and the promise of profits has fueled an army of young men to go out and spread misinformation in the residential solar industry.

You aren’t crazy—your cell phone service is probably getting worse, primarily because of overcrowded frequency spectrums.

Automated telemarketing calls are driving Americans crazy. The FCC is finally doing something about it.

Banga’s approach is using not just money to address global poverty but also the knowledge of member countries to know what works and what doesn’t.

Complicated financial products helped the U.S. rooftop-solar-power industry grow, but now put it at risk of becoming the biggest financial scam since the Great Recession.

Operation Hope is a bold initiative to create economic opportunity.

Waiting for mortgage rates to fall may be a losing tactic.

Nair has proved throughout her career, including 30 years at Unilever, that she can succeed while still doing good for employees and the world.

The factors driving the inflated cost of a classic meal—bite by bite.

Breaking down how the rise of frictionless payments drove consumers to buy more.

Financial scams have gotten more common and more sophisticated. Experts say it’s time for banks to take responsibility for preventing them.

The concept of the ‘forever home’ has become extremely popular. But it’s hard to think long-term in this real-estate market.

Chanel CEO Leena Nair is pushing the luxury company to make environmentally and socially responsible commitments.

Lyft CEO David Risher talked with TIME about his first year in the job and his vision for the future.