Economic Report: Consumer spending climbs sharply again — and not just because of inflation
Americans boosted spending by 0.9% in April as they went out to eat, rented hotel rooms and bought more new cars, suggesting the economy was...
Economic Report: U.S. trade deficit in goods falls 16% in April and comes off record high
The U.S. trade deficit in goods shrank by 16% in April and eased off a record high, but robust demand for imports such as oil...
Market Snapshot: Stocks rise after inflation data; Dow aims to end longest weekly losing streak since 1932
U.S. stocks rise Friday, after the Federal Reserve's preferred measure of inflation continued to run hot in April, but cooled from March.
Washington Watch: Here’s how Biden could move to cancel student loans
President Joe Biden has made headlines by saying he'll roll out a plan for canceling federal student loans "in the next couple of weeks" ---...
Crypto: Crypto in 2022: is there any hope of a comeback?
The crypto market is in mayhem in 2022. Its performance still largely depends on investors’ risk appetite for the rest of the year.
Dow Jones Newswires: FTC fines Twitter $150 million for deceptive targeted advertising tactics
Twitter asked users to give their phone numbers and email addresses to protect their accounts and then profited by allowing advertisers to use this data...
What’s Worth Streaming: Here’s what’s new on Amazon’s Prime Video in June 2022
‘The Boys’ are back and darker than ever, along with the romance drama ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ and the James Bond hit ‘No Time...
: Despite focus on Amazon worker issues, no shareholder proposals approved
Many of the 14 resolutions on Amazon.com Inc.’s proxy were worker-related.
Dow Jones Newswires: Bank of Korea raises benchmark rate, signals more tightening
South Korea's central bank raised its benchmark interest rate Thursday and signaled it would tighten policy further as it keeps up its fight against high...