The week in inflation: Data signals higher prices, possibly more aggressive Fed
A week’s worth of surprising economic data sent a pretty strong message to the market.
Amazon tells employees to be in the office at least three days a week
Amazon will require corporate staffers to be in the office “a majority of the time,” or at least three days per week, according to a memo from CEO Andy Jassy.
Why America’s outdated energy grid is a climate problem
The transmission system in the U.S. is a major problem because it is old and because it is not set up for energy systems of the future.
Retail investors are flooding into the stock market at a record level — Here’s what they are buying
Retail investors poured an average of $1.51 billion a day into the U.S. markets, according to Vanda Research.
‘Crisis point’: Foreign policy experts and investors are divided on China
One academic said the nations had been quick to blame the other for their “self-inflicted problems.”
Finland and Sweden’s plans to join NATO could be delayed after Turkey’s devastating earthquake
Finland is concerned its application to join NATO in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will be delayed after a devastating earthquake in Turkey.
Air France-KLM sees robust bookings after better-than-expected quarter
Air France-KLM said on Friday its 2023 bookings were almost back to pre-pandemic levels.
NatWest outlook drags down shares despite profit leap
NatWest warned on Friday that rising interest rates may not deliver long-lasting earnings.
‘Boring is the new sexy’ as UK’s stock index closes above 8,000 for the first time
The FTSE 100 index closed above 8,000 points for the first time on Thursday, but one analyst said U.K. stocks “remain incredibly cheap.”
Three decades after inventing the web, Tim Berners-Lee has some ideas on how to fix it
The internet is now disempowering for individuals, and its inventor Tim Berners-Lee and Inrupt CEO John Bruce share their ideas for the future of the web.
