Key Words: ‘Ukraine is open for business’: Western companies urged to be part of Ukrainian recovery
Ukraine’s GDP fell by 30.4% in 2022, according to the country’s Ministry of Economy.
The Margin: Let them eat turnips? The salad crunch is on and Brits have had quite enough, thank you.
Weather and high energy costs are leaving salad and veggie lovers in the U.K. hungry.
Economic Report: Consumer spending posts biggest gain in almost two years on strong auto sales
Consumer spending rose 1.8% in January to mark the biggest increase in almost two years, but the surge was powered by unusually strong auto sales...
Economic Report: Inflation jumps in early 2023, PCE shows, and stays stubbornly high
The cost of U.S. goods and services jumped 0.6% in January --- the biggest increase since last summer --- in another sign of stubbornly high...
The Ratings Game: Unity Software stock slides nearly 20% as mobile-ad spending dries up and annual forecast weighs
Unity Software Inc. shares drop nearly 20% after Wall Street is skeptical of the gaming engine and app monetization company's full-year forecast.
The Ratings Game: Block wins praise for ‘adulting’ as its stock shoots higher
Tougher economic times can force companies to grow up, and Block Inc. is winning praise for heeding the call.
The Ratings Game: Nvidia’s stock-market hot streak is far from over, according to Wall Street analysts
Nvidia's stock has been a massive outperformer lately, and the company's latest results suggest to some analysts that the name is not done running up.
: U.S. slaps new sanctions on Russia as Ukraine invasion reaches one-year mark
The Biden administration, in coordination with its G-7 allies, on Friday expanded sanctions on Russia as the war in Ukraine reached its first anniversary.
Need to Know: Bonds are right and stocks are wrong. Here’s what you should do about it, says BlackRock
Equity bulls are betting on a narrative of incompatible outcomes. That, ultimately, will be bad news for risk assets, warns the asset manager.