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NLRB Issues Complaint Against Apple

The labor agency found that the tech giant interrogated employees about the union and prevented union fliers in the break room.  » mehr lesen

Saudi Arabia and Russia May Find Their Oil Pricing Power Limited

Reduced global demand may offset any supply cut by OPEC and its allies.  » mehr lesen

US National Debt Tops $31 Trillion for First Time

America’s borrowing binge has long been viewed as sustainable because of historically low interest rates. But as rates rise, the nation’s fiscal woes are getting worse.  » mehr lesen

Amazon Freezes Corporate Hiring in Its Retail Business

It is the latest tech company to pump the brakes on hiring amid growing economic concerns.  » mehr lesen

Stocks Rally for a Second Day, Regaining Some Lost Ground

The rally brings some relief to Wall Street after a brutal decline in September. The S&P 500’s 3.1 percent gain on Tuesday was its best showing since May 2020.  » mehr lesen

Elon Musk Suggests Buying Twitter at His Original Price

The billionaire’s surprise move came months after he tried to back out of a $44 billion deal to acquire the company.  » mehr lesen

Economists Nervously Eye the Bank of England’s Market Rescue

The Bank of England stepped in to save a critical market this week. Economists say it was necessary but also worry about the precedent.  » mehr lesen

Hospital System to Refund Poor Patients Who Were Entitled to Free Care

Providence began reaching out to more than 700 patients after The Times contacted the hospital system about its billing and debt-collection practices.  » mehr lesen

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