Big Banks Send Mixed Signals on Economic Outlook
In their latest financial reports, Wells Fargo showed signs of trouble but Citigroup revealed results that were better than expected.
Voters See a Bad Economy, Even if They’re Doing OK
A New York Times/Siena poll shows remarkable pessimism despite the labor market’s resilience. That could be costly for the Democrats,...
Texas and Its Power Grid Brace for More Heat
Readings of 100 or more are forecast throughout the coming week in much of the state.
Germany Hopes to Outrace a Russian Gas Cutoff and Bone Cold Winter
Europe’s largest economy and key energy hub still depends on gas supplies now ensnared in conflict. Here’s how Germany is...
Energy Was the Only Bright Spot in the Stock Market’s Gloom
But Russia’s war in Ukraine creates uncertainty about where energy funds will go in the second half of the year.
How to Get In on the Electric Vehicle Boom
One way is through investing in companies that make batteries for those vehicles and those that mine and process the...
Would You Pay $40 a Month to Have Strangers Watch You Work?
People still working remotely are turning to virtual co-working spaces for accountability through a Zoom screen.
It’s Been a Poor Year So Far for Municipal Bonds
Still, investors may have cause for optimism since yields on the bonds are rising and many state and local governments...
Stock Market Drop Accelerated as Recession Seemed More Likely
Further losses may be on the way, even after a 20 percent drop in the first half of the year,...
Amazon Moves to End Long-Running E.U. Antitrust Case
The retail giant said it would stop collecting nonpublic data on rivals and give merchants more ways to reach customers.
