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Regular gasoline costs 50 percent more per gallon than a year ago, as supply and demand in international energy markets reverberates throughout the economy. This holiday weekend, it cost drivers [...]

Byline: Isabella Simonetti and Jason Karaian The range of forecasts is wide, but economists generally see a rising probability that the U.S. economy will shrink. High inflation, rising interest rates, [...]

MEDIA Audible Signs Deal With Obamas' Company Higher Ground, the production entity led by former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama, the former first lady, has signed an exclusive, multiyear [...]

The selling was fueled by persistently high inflation and fears that the Fed's efforts to tame it with higher interest rates will choke growth. A tumultuous week on Wall Street, [...]

The data suggested that policymakers would need to take aggressive steps to cool the economy, spooking investors. Stubbornly high inflation has loomed over the stock market for months, but some [...]

The move shows how inflation and changing consumer behavior are souring the business outlook for many retailers. Target plans to cut prices and cancel orders to clear out unwanted inventory, [...]

After shootings, investors often anticipate appeals for tighter gun laws and an increase in sales. The share prices of gun and ammunition companies often rise after mass shootings, with investors [...]

He raised $8.5 billion in a series of sales this week and said he didn't have plans to sell any more. Elon Musk is amassing the funds he needs to [...]

The French bank will sell its stake in Rosbank, ''ensuring continuity for its employees and clients.'' Société Générale, France's third-largest bank, said on Monday that it would pull out of [...]

In an update to investors, the oil company projected a huge financial hit from its exposure to Russia. The British oil giant Shell said on Thursday that its decision to [...]

Gun control advocates are petitioning the Federal Trade Commission to investigate the firearms industry's marketing practices. Illusion of safety? Gun control advocates are petitioning the Federal Trade Commission today to [...]

On the day Russia invaded Ukraine, Russia's main stock index lost a third of its value. As Western sanctions were announced, the ruble crashed and Russians lined up at A.T.M.s [...]

It's been a record-breaking and eye-opening year for all kinds of transactions in the corporate world. Deals of the year By nearly any measure, deal making in 2021 was one [...]

ECONOMY Services Sector Expands At Record Monthly Pace The rate of expansion in the American services sector, where most Americans work, hit a record high in October as demand remained [...]

In ''Play Nice But Win,'' Mr. Dell delves into the drama behind some of the biggest deals of the past decade. Books about deal making are the thrillers of the [...]

A longtime critic of the Tesla chief executive explains why his bets against the car company haven't paid off. Muddy Waters comes clean on Tesla Much has been written about [...]

EARNINGS Snap Tops Expectations for the First Quarter Snap, the maker of Snapchat, reported revenue and user growth above Wall Street expectations in the first quarter, suggesting that the app [...]

The bank's role has made it one of the targets for criticism. European heads of state, former players and supporter groups of the clubs involved were among those speaking out [...]

Entertainment Live Venues Can Apply For Relief Fund on April 8 A $16 billion federal relief fund for live-event businesses like music clubs, theaters, museums and concert promoters will start [...]

The Things Our Bosses Said a Lot This Year The coronavirus pandemic gave 2020 a new dictionary, and seemingly overnight, corporate America began speaking with a new language. In calls [...]

We have questions for Dr. Anthony Fauci, Masa Son, Senator Elizabeth Warren and more. We hope you can join us for the first day of the DealBook Online Summit . [...]

AEROSPACE Boeing Predicts Lower DemandFrom Commercial Airlines Boeing said on Tuesday that demand for commercial airplanes would be about 11 percent smaller over the next decade than it had predicted [...]

MARKETS Dow Changes With Times,And Exxon Falls Off Index The Dow Jones industrial average is getting a makeover at the end of the month: Amgen, Honeywell and Salesforce will be [...]

The article details the rescue of the crew from the Greek-flagged oil tanker Sounion after it was attacked by missiles and small arms fire in the Red Sea, with the European Union naval mission Operation Aspides carrying out the rescue while the vessel remains a navigational hazard.

The article reports on the job cuts being planned by electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla. Topics discussed include the estimated number of employees to be laid off by the firm, the reasons behind the job cuts such as declining sales and increasing competition in the sector, and the business operations and performance of the firm under the leadership of chief executive officer (CEO) Elon Musk.

The article examines Tesla shareholders' decisive backing of Elon Musk's significant pay package, reinstating it after a court nullified the original approval earlier this year. It also discusses investor concerns about Musk's leadership amidst declining sales, the effect on Tesla's stock performance, and the strategic implications of the vote for Musk's ongoing influence and Tesla's future trajectory.

The article reports on the panic over the financial status of Swiss bank Credit Suisse that added to the global fear over the threat posed by the banking crisis to the economy. It informs about the intervention by the Swiss National Bank to keep Credist Suisse afloat and the decline in Credit Suisse shares after its shareholder Saudi National Bank refused to provide it with more money. It cautions about the elevated risk of deposit withdrawals from banks and its impact on interest rates.

The article focuses on the concept of going concern in accounting, which is often used as a warning when a company is in financial trouble and may have less than a year to survive.

The article reports on the business losses of U.S. technology companies Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and the parent companies of Facebook and Google in 2022 and their business-as-usual calm with the financial results. It indicates the temporary hiring freeze at Meta Platforms, plan of Amazon to increase spending on data centers and Microsoft's investment in cloud computing and acquisition of Activision Blizzard. Analysts suggest the use of cash reserves to fund accelerated stock buybacks.

The article focuses on the global financial system's response to the collapse of four banks, which caused turmoil in markets.

The article offers information on how war impacted the economy of a nation like Ukraine, challenged by the Russian invasion, along with mentions that Ukraine's economy shrank by 30.4 percent in 2022.

The article reports on the tax increases and government spending cuts announced by British Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt to address the government's budget deficit and restore United Kingdom's (UK) fiscal credibility.

The article focuses on British oil giant Shell that its decision to pull out of its projects in Russia would slash its quarterly profit by $4 billion to $5 billion.

The article reports that the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) announced it will remove U.S.-traded shares of China Telecom, China Mobile and China Unicom from the Big Board to comply with an executive order signed by U.S. President Donald Trump. It mentions the order sought to bar American companies and individuals from investing in firms that the administration alleged aid the Chinese military.

The article offers coronavirus news brief including Websites publishing coronavirus related misinformation are being supported financially by tapping into internet advertising networks; treasury asked for more relief; and the coronavirus has made it more difficult for entrepreneurs to raise money.

The article reports that coronavirus has pummeled airlines in U.S. according to chief executive officers (CEO) from carriers and mentions that domestic bookings of flight has began declining since airlines have suspended earnings forecast.

The article views that China's economic problems are unlikely to hamper U.S. economic growth. Topics discussed are potential harm posed by an export-based Chinese economic recovery for inflation and factories, insulation of U.S. companies, banks and investors from the economic flounders of China, and implications of the Chinese economic conditions for U.S. geopolitical dynamics and interests.

The article reports on the lower prices of gas in the U.S. in 2022 compared to 2021 driven by a decline in worldwide energy demand. It discuses the political advantage of the gasoline price drop for the administration of U.S. President Joe Biden as well as its benefit for the Federal Reserve's curbing of inflation and for households. It considers factors that could affect oil prices such as geopolitical tension and easing of China's pandemic restrictions.

The article reports on the economic effects of the interest rate increases imposed by the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) in its bid to address high inflation, particularly the slow down in the housing market and the technology industry. Also cited are the resilient labor market and consumer spending, and the claim by the Fed that rates will increase until inflation is controlled to tolerable levels.

The article reports on how the high inflation in the U.S. adversely affects poor households but has no impact on rich people. Also cited are how lower-income Americans are trying to save money to pay hot water bills and other essentials, the efforts by the Federal Reserve (Fed) to address inflation like increasing interest rates, and how the Fed's policy could cause unemployment.

The article reports that U.S. stocks have dropped on June 16, 2022 as investors came to terms with higher interest rates and the growing concern of a recession. Topics mentioned include the decision of central banks in other countries to raise interest rates, the collapse of investment banking company Lehman Brothers in 2008, and thoughts from Wells Fargo chief economist Jay Bryson about the inflation.

The article reports on the seventh week consecutive decline in stock prices on the Standard & Poor's (S&P) 500, descending into a bear market through May 20, 2022. Topics discussed are impact of increases in inflation and interest rates on consumers, investors and the stock market, economic effects of the Russian invasion in Ukraine and China's pandemic lockdowns on the supply chain, erosion of employee earnings due to inflation, and changes in consumer spending.

The article reports that General Electric, Johnson & Johnson and Toshiba all announcing plans to split their operations within days of generating transactions and fees for their advisers. Topics include Private equity deal making was on fire, with a record in deals struck; and poor post-deal performance and closer scrutiny by regulators interrupted the party mood.

The article reports on the problems facing people in Turkey affected by the 2023 earthquake. Topics discussed include appearance of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Kahramanmaras soccer stadium where lifeless bodies are taken, death toll from the quake in southern Turkey and northern Syria, and criticism on Erdogan's disaster response.

The article reports on the global stock market decline as interest rates and inflation continue to rise and amid worries of a potential recession. It shows the decline of the Standard & Poor (S&P) 500 index, Great Britain's FTSE 100 and the European Stoxx 600 index as of September 2022. Also noted are the decline in price of West Texas Intermediate crude oil, increase in energy costs, supply chain disruptions caused by the Russian war in Ukaine and increased prices of goods and services.