The FDA Is Changing How Your Favorite Drinks Are Labeled—What to Expect in 2026

The FDA recently announced its priorities for the year. One of its targets? Caffeinated beverages.

The FDA recently announced its priorities for the year. One of its targets? Caffeinated beverages.
ETF Inflows Top $1Trillion at the Halfway Point of 2026 “Investors poured $210 billion into US-listed ETFs in June, pushing year-to-date inflows past $1 trillion and putting 2026 on track for a $2 trillion haul if the current pace holds. US equity ETFs did most of the heavy lifting for the month, taking in $103…
Interestingly, after a series of buys and sales over the past few weeks, the company is left with a net increase of only 69 bitcoin despite deploying roughly $20 million in additional capital, a crypto trader, KALEO, said on X. Because the company sold coins below the prices it had recently paid, the implied average…
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become synonymous with workplace productivity, helping employees summarize meetings, write code and automate repetitive tasks. But Sarah Dooley believes one of AI’s most important consumer applications is emerging somewhere much closer to home. Families are beginning to use AI to manage the invisible work that keeps households running, from planning meals…
Non-qualified investors will be allowed to trade under testing requirements and limits capped at roughly 300,000 rubles (around $3,800) per year, while market participants will have until July 1, 2027, to enter the official registry. Russia’s complicated crypto history The developments follow years of resistance from the Bank of Russia. In January 2022, the central…
Artificial intelligence (AI) could be embedded into every aspect of a financial services business by 2030 as millions of savers and investors are already making use of the tools, research by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has found. The City watchdog asked executive director Sheldon Mills to review how advances in AI could transform retail…
It’s becoming increasingly difficult to find truly free checking accounts. But they’re still out there if you know where to look. Indeed, many online banks and a few choice brick-and-mortar stores still offer legitimately free, FDIC-insured accounts with few restrictions and plenty of sweeteners. Some even pay interest, though not enough to keep up with…