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Fed’s Brainard Nods to Global Risks but Stays Focused on Inflation

Lael Brainard said Federal Reserve policy would need to restrict the economy “for some time” to wrestle inflation back down.  » mehr lesen

‘A New Frontier’ for Hearing Aids

Over-the-counter hearing aids are coming at long last. But lower prices and greater accessibility may take time to materialize.  » mehr lesen

Ben Bernanke Led the Fed During the Global Financial Crisis

Mr. Bernanke was chair of the Federal Reserve during the global financial crisis, which brought the world’s economy to its knees.  » mehr lesen

As Warehouses Multiply, Some California Cities Say: Enough

Several municipalities in California’s Inland Empire have halted new projects to study their impact on pollution and congestion, but labor and business groups have warned that moratoriums could cost the region tax...

Ye Poses a Test for a Post-Musk Twitter

The rapper and designer’s suspension for antisemitic posts raises questions of how the social network will treat speech if it is sold to Elon Musk.  » mehr lesen

That Reusable Trader Joe’s Bag? It’s Rescuing an Indian Industry.

India’s deep-rooted jute industry has struggled for decades, undercut by cheaper synthetics. Now its bags are a sought-after biodegradable alternative.  » mehr lesen

Inside Mark Zuckerberg’s Metaverse Struggles

Meta’s push to develop virtual and augmented reality technology has had a bumpy year.  » mehr lesen

Kanye West’s Antisemitic Posts Land Him in Trouble on Instagram and Twitter

The rapper, who now goes by Ye, made remarks on Instagram and Twitter that were widely criticized as antisemitic. They came after he wore a “White Lives Matter” shirt at Paris Fashion...

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