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Eurozone Inflation Slows, but Underlying Price Pressures Persist

The annual rate of inflation fell to 5.5 percent in June, compared with 6.1 percent the month before. But “core” inflation edged higher.  » mehr lesen

Many Student Loan Borrowers Will Continue to Struggle After Supreme Court Ruling

Those who didn’t complete their degrees and many parents are among the borrowers likely to face challenging times ahead.  » mehr lesen

Key Inflation Gauge Cooled in May, Welcome News for Federal Reserve

The Federal Reserve is monitoring “core” price increases for a hint at how inflation will develop. They slowed slightly in May.  » mehr lesen

Consumer Spending Stalled Last Month

The slowdown is good news for policymakers worried about inflation, but a sign that the engine of the economy could be losing steam.  » mehr lesen

‘Ms. Rachel,’ the YouTube Star, Wants to Sing With Her Littles

The YouTube star of “Songs for Littles,” an online video series that pulls millions of views, says she’s found her calling in encouraging children to speak.  » mehr lesen

Retiree Medical Costs Expected to Stay Flat in 2023

An estimate puts the average cost over a 20-year retirement at about $157,000. That’s almost double the estimate in 2002.  » mehr lesen

C.E.O.s of Google, Hertz, Peloton and Live Nation Were Highest Paid Last Year

C.E.O. pay has risen again, reaching levels that were unthinkable a generation ago. Google, Hertz, Peloton and Live Nation lead the list.  » mehr lesen

Corporate Diversity Policies Face Threats After Supreme Court Ruling

Many businesses have adopted policies to diversify hiring but the Supreme Court’s ruling to end the policy in universities endangers those efforts.  » mehr lesen

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