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United Auto Workers Open Contract Talks in Detroit

The U.A.W., with a more confrontational leader, aims to win back wage and benefit concessions and insulate jobs from the rise of electric vehicles.  » mehr lesen

Despite Aspartame Warning, Beverage Companies Likely to Stick With It

A health agency warned the artificial sweetener may be a carcinogen, but others say that risk is overblown and consumers flock to the taste.  » mehr lesen

Wells Fargo Beats Expectations but Sets Aside Money for Loan Losses

The U.S. economy “continues to perform better than many had expected,” said Charlie Scharf, the bank’s chief executive, but “there will likely be continued economic slowing.”  » mehr lesen

Strike Prevents Actors From Promoting Films at Premieres or Festivals

While on strike, actors are barred from publicizing any studio projects they’ve appeared in. Their absence could affect movie theaters and the festival circuit.  » mehr lesen

JPMorgan, Citigroup and Wells Fargo Report Better-than-Expected Profits

Three of the biggest banks in the United States made a cumulative $22.3 billion in profit last quarter, a hefty jump from the same period last year.  » mehr lesen

Stock Market Returns Are Deceptively High

While stocks, bonds and money market funds have generated positive returns for the year, a quirk in the calendar is creating deceptively strong performances.  » mehr lesen

Water Bills Are Rising. Here’s What to Do About It.

Consumers face higher costs as water systems replace old pipes and equipment. Shorter showers and water-efficient appliances can help manage the expense.  » mehr lesen

Treasury Taps Sanctions Architect to Lead Financial Crimes Team

Andrea Gacki has played a leading role in designing sanctions that the U.S. has imposed on Russia as punishment for its invasion of Ukraine.  » mehr lesen

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