Austin Alonzo
Reporter
Austin Alonzo covers U.S. political and national news for The Epoch Times. He has covered local, business and agricultural news in Kansas City, Missouri, since 2012. He is a graduate of the University of Missouri. You can reach Austin via email at [email protected]
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Tech, Health Care, Automotive Industries Lost the Most Jobs in 2024: Report
Industrial manufacturing and the media business also saw significant job losses in 2024.
Honda and Nissan Neither Confirm Nor Deny Report of Possible Merger
If joined, the two Japanese companies would be the third-largest automaker in the world.
Restaurants Cut Prices to Keep Inflation-Weary Customers
Elevated menu prices are keeping Americans from eating out. Major brands are dropping prices or offering more promotions to get them back.
Google Says It’s One Step Closer to Building a Quantum Computer With the Willow Chip
The new quantum chip called Willow was designed and manufactured by Alphabet Inc.
Musk Was the Top US Political Donor in 2024: Filings
Elon Musk, a top ally of President-elect Donald Trump, was also the largest outside supporter of his presidential campaign by way of his America PAC.
Trump Nominates Michael Faulkender as Deputy Treasury Secretary
Faulkender, currently a professor at the University of Maryland, served in the first Trump administration.
What’s Next for Intel After CEO’s Exit and Multibillion-Dollar Losses
In 2024, Intel may record its first annual loss since the 1980s.
More Consumers Shopped Online Than in Stores on Black Friday 2024
Retail observers presented conflicting data on whether in-store traffic was up or down compared with the previous year.
Low Prices, Weak Demand Cast Shadow on US Turkey Industry
America’s turkey farmers and processors are facing a long streak of declining demand coupled with falling prices for their products.
Thanksgiving Dinner Is Cheaper in 2024 but Still More Expensive Than 2019
A traditional Thanksgiving meal, anchored by a whole turkey, will cost consumers about $58 in 2024, according to an analysis by American Farm Bureau Federation.
