With 5 Missiles, China Sends Stark Signal to Japan and U.S. on Taiwan
By firing into Japanese waters, Beijing is warning that both countries will become targets if they should come to the...
Georges Briguet, Who Presided Over Le Périgord, Dies at 85
The owner of a classic French restaurant in Manhattan for a half-century, he welcomed his well-heeled guests by name, offering...
U.S. Oil Prices Fall Below $90 a Barrel for the First Time Since February
The drop, from $120 a barrel just two months ago, could be a sign that investors are worried about a...
The Bank of England Makes Biggest Interest Rates Increase in 27 Years
Britain’s central bank presented a grim forecast of inflation hitting 13 percent and warned that a long recession could start...
Doing the Math on the Inflation Reduction Act
The bill involves at least $260 billion in spending over 10 years, with a focus on energy and climate, but...
Germany’s conservative leaders push for nuclear power to stay on as the country breaks from Russian fuels.
Nuclear power is contentious in Germany, but the country is also likely to be sharply affected by Europe’s efforts to...
Walmart Layoffs to Target 200 Corporate Jobs
The move comes a week after the company announced it was lowering its profit forecast as inflation was catching up...
More Americans Are Going Hungry, and It Costs More to Feed Them
The director of the nation’s largest network of food banks is seeing support dwindle as need rises: “You’re in the...
Japan, Once the World Leader in Microchips, Now Races to Catch Up
As it reckons with supply chain vulnerabilities, the country is spending billions to revitalize domestic production and seeking to form...
How Heat Waves are Changing Tourism in Europe
Shifts in travel patterns are likely to become more common in Europe, a region that climate researchers describe as a...
