Rob Wile

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Breaking Business News Reporter

I am a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist covering breaking business stories for NBCNews.com, with a focus on writing for everyday consumers and ensuring online coverage of major business events. Day to day, I am responsible for writing about inflation reports, recalls, corporate announcements and consumer-focused government announcements, including regulations and enforcements. I also write features and explainers on a wide array of topics — everything from Disney’s conflict with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to the recent settlement with the National Association of Realtors that will change how homebuyers pay brokers, to the business of the WNBA.

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I am a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist covering breaking business stories for NBCNews.com, with a focus on writing for everyday consumers and ensuring online coverage of major business events. Day to day, I am responsible for writing about inflation reports, recalls, corporate announcements and consumer-focused government announcements, including regulations and enforcements. I also write features and explainers on a wide array of topics — everything from Disney’s conflict with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to the recent settlement with the National Association of Realtors that will change how homebuyers pay brokers, to the business of the WNBA.

Do you have a news tip you want to share with our journalists? Visit NBC News Tips to learn more.


Latest from Rob Wile

15h ago

Why the U.S. labor market is hemorrhaging workers

Shrinking U.S. labor market: Trump immigration policies and retirements have helped push 2.1 million people out of the workforce since November.

The Trump administration has paid $100 billion in tariff refunds. Consumers shouldn’t expect to see much of it.

The Trump administration has so far refunded $100 billion to companies, many of which don’t plan to return cash to customers.
2d ago

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SpaceX and the quest for global (internet) domination

Elon Musk thinks the company’s Starlink service will deliver the majority of the world’s internet within a decade. It faces several big obstacles, however.

SpaceX hit by surging AI costs as insiders prepare to sell their shares

Capital expenditures related to its xAI unit, which runs the Grok service, hit $15.8 billion, more than double what they were in the first quarter.
3d ago

McDonald’s struggles to attract bargain-hungry customers

McDonald’s just reported its slowest U.S. sales growth in over a year as its value push fell flat with customers who continue to struggle with higher prices.
4d ago

Why did the U.S. buy Japanese yen?

Hint: It involves inflation and the interest rates that are paid by consumers and businesses.
8d ago

Why Wall Street is betting billions that Elon Musk’s SpaceX shares will keep tumbling

Investors have placed massive bets that SpaceX stock will keep falling amid a multiweek decline following a blockbuster debut.
10d ago

The Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady for a Seventh-Consecutive Month As Iran War and Fresh Tariffs Threaten To Drive Prices Higher

The Federal Reserve left its key interest rate unchanged for the seventh-consecutive month despite lingering concerns about inflation rates that continue to pressure U.S. households’ finances.
10d ago

The Fed keeps interest rates steady for a fifth consecutive meeting as Iran war and fresh tariffs threaten to drive prices higher

The decision was largely expected by investors, who have seen markets begin to churn amid ongoing concerns about higher oil prices and AI spending.

How a Chinese AI model put Big Tech on notice

A Chinese startup’s powerful open source model has fueled accusations of theft and sparked uncomfortable discussions about American tech.
20d ago

The ticketing scheme that has haunted the World Cup

Ghost ticketing has left several would-be spectators without tickets for this year’s World Cup, set to culminate with the Argentina-Spain final in New Jersey.
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