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What We Know About the Railroad Labor Deal

A tentative deal could avert a strike by tens of thousands of rail workers, breaking an impasse in negotiations over sick time and working conditions.  » mehr lesen

Shell’s Chief Executive, Ben van Beurden, to Step Down

Wael Sawan, who spent most of his career on the oil and gas side of Shell before moving recently to its liquefied natural gas and renewable energy unit, will take over Europe’s...

New Inflation Developments Are Rattling Markets and Economists. Here’s Why.

Inflation is less about pandemic and war surprises and more about economic momentum. That could make the solution more painful.  » mehr lesen

FDA’s Drug Industry Fees Fuel Concerns Over Influence

The pharmaceutical industry finances about 75 percent of the agency’s drug division, through a controversial program that Congress must reauthorize by the end of this month.  » mehr lesen

Political Campaigns Flood Streaming Video With Custom Voter Ads

The targeted political ads could spread some of the same voter-influence techniques that proliferated on Facebook to an even less regulated medium.  » mehr lesen

Janet Yellen Will Pledge 5,000 New I.R.S. Hires to Bolster Taxpayer Responsiveness

The Treasury secretary is scheduled to give remarks at a Maryland I.R.S. facility as the agency begins an $80 billion overhaul.  » mehr lesen

Ethereum’s Long-Awaited ‘Merge’ Reaches the Finish Line

Ethereum, the most popular cryptocurrency platform, completed its much-anticipated switch to a more energy-efficient infrastructure.  » mehr lesen

Pelosi Says Bill on Investing Rules for Lawmakers Will Face Vote This Month

The House will take up legislation intended to curb stock trades by members of Congress that can create real or perceived conflicts of interest.  » mehr lesen

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