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Dollar Stores Report Higher Sales as Shoppers Seek Bargains

American shoppers are gravitating toward less expensive stores as inflation drives up rents and grocery costs.  » mehr lesen

Peloton Reports a $1.2 Billion Loss as Sales Slow

The maker of exercise bikes attributed part of the loss to restructuring charges related to supply chain and inventory problems.  » mehr lesen

Can a Start-Up Help the Film and TV Industry Reduce Their Carbon Footprint?

The global entertainment industry generates millions of metric tons of carbon dioxide a year. A Spanish director has set up a company to try to cut that number substantially.  » mehr lesen

At the Fed’s Big Conference, Investors Will Grasp for Hints About Rate Path

The Federal Reserve chair will speak at a key annual economics conference, which is focused on economic constraints. But investors will be listening for clues about the central bank’s path ahead.  » mehr...

Pace of Climate Change Sends Economists Back to Drawing Board

They underestimated the impact of global warming, and their preferred policy solution floundered in the United States.  » mehr lesen

Twitter executives push back against whistle-blower complaint.

The narrative created by the company’s former head of security is “false,” executives said at an all-hands meeting.  » mehr lesen

Amazon Says It Will Shut Down Amazon Care

Last month, the company said it planned to acquire One Medical, a much larger competitor to its own health care business.  » mehr lesen

Consumer Demand Has Been Key Driver of Inflation in the U.S.

Research has found that Americans’ spending during the pandemic accounted for about 60% of inflation from 2019-21.  » mehr lesen

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