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Retailers Lay Out a Downbeat Outlook as Inflation Squeezes Low-Income Shoppers

Despite better-than-expected earnings, retail executives predict that any sales growth will be much smaller than in years past.  » mehr lesen

Amazon Pauses Work on 2nd Headquarters in Virginia

The delay is the latest reminder that the tech industry’s pandemic-fueled boom has slowed and another indicator of how remote work has changed office-space needs.  » mehr lesen

Bernadette Carey Smith, Black Reporter in Mostly White Newsrooms, Dies at 83

She was one of the first Black female journalists at The New York Times and The Washington Post. The Times put her on the staff of a women’s news section.  » mehr lesen

Walgreens Says It Won’t Offer the Abortion Pill Mifepristone in Conservative States

The decision applies to 21 states whose attorneys general threatened Walgreens and other pharmacies with legal action if they dispensed the pill there.  » mehr lesen

Tesla Could Start Making Cars in Mexico Next Year, Governor Says

The governor of Nuevo León said a Tesla official had told him that the company’s plant there would be among its biggest and go up in record time.  » mehr lesen

Rules to Curb Illicit Dollar Flows Create Unintended Hardships for Some Iraqis

The regulations were meant to prevent dollar transfers to corrupt actors. But they have ended up harming ordinary Iraqis who need U.S. currency for legitimate purposes.  » mehr lesen

Alabama Mining Strike Ends Without a Deal After Nearly 2 Years

The strike at the Warrior Met Coal mine was one of the longest in U.S. history, but the price of coal soared during the walkout, giving the company leverage.  » mehr lesen

How to Keep Revenge Spending From Ruining Your Retirement

Once the worst of the pandemic passed, some of us turned from being savers to spenders — setting ourselves up for potential disaster.  » mehr lesen

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