Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh has appointed two conservative economic policy researchers, Paul Winfree and Daniel Heil, as interim advisers to assist with policy analysis and planning. Winfree, known for his work on the conservative "Project 2025" policy blueprint, and Heil, a Hoover Institution fellow, will support Warsh on special projects. These hires reflect Warsh's intent to bring new perspectives to the Fed, aligning with his previous calls for "regime change" at the central bank. Warsh's approach signals potential shifts in Fed policy focus, though he has recently emphasized creating a supportive environment for Fed staff to excel.
Texas has overtaken California as the state with the most Fortune 500 companies, hosting 57 companies with $2.8 trillion in revenue compared to California's 56 companies and $2.7 trillion. This shift reflects Texas' business-friendly environment, inc...
Energy mergers and acquisitions are gaining momentum in 2026 due to high oil prices, with West Texas Intermediate crude at $92.16 per barrel. Mid-cap energy companies Talos Energy, Matador Resources, and Chord Energy are prime targets for acquisition...
