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Amtrak Halts Long-Distance Service Over Freight Rail Labor Dispute

The passenger railroad said trains would operate only if they could complete trips by 12:01 a.m. Friday. Most Northeast Corridor service will continue.  » mehr lesen

How a Rail Strike Could Reinvigorate Supply Chain Disruption

If freight trains stop rolling, the result could be chaos for business, shortages for consumers, and fresh momentum for rising prices.  » mehr lesen

How Jomboy Media Rose to Power on ‘Good Vibes Only’

Jimmy O’Brien’s videos breaking down major events turned Jomboy Media into a big business, but O’Brien still sees himself as a fan. “I don’t plan on changing.”  » mehr lesen

California Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Amazon

Rob Bonta, California’s attorney general, said the retailer punishes companies that offer lower prices on other websites.  » mehr lesen

Ostracized by the West, Russia Finds a Partner in Saudi Arabia

The two oil-producing countries have extended their partnership even as the United States and Europe have sought to punish and isolate Russia for invading Ukraine.  » mehr lesen

E.U. Scores Major Legal Victory Against Google

A court rejected Google’s appeal of a record-setting antitrust fine related to Android and online search.  » mehr lesen

U.S. Establishes Trust With $3.5 Billion in Frozen Afghan Central Bank Funds

The Afghan Fund, which will be based in Switzerland, is meant to help stabilize Afghanistan’s economy and pay for imports like electricity — without benefiting the Taliban.  » mehr lesen

Decoding the Surprise Consumer Inflation Report

A stubbornly high inflation reading has divided experts on what the Fed should do when it weighs another interest rate hike next week.  » mehr lesen

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