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U.K. Inflation Jumps to 10.1%, Pushed Higher by Food

The surge in prices is expected to peak in the autumn, when household energy bills are likely to sharply increase.  » mehr lesen

U.S. retail sales stall as gasoline prices decline.

Sales of other goods rose more than expected in July, with food, building materials, electronics and other goods posting gains.  » mehr lesen

Wall Street Doesn’t Hate This Spending Bill

It’s the type of tax-and-spend legislation that investors usually frown upon. But analysts are seeing plenty of positives in the Inflation Reduction Act.  » mehr lesen

Real Estate Crisis Is at the Heart of China’s Economic Troubles

In a rare act of defiance, people across the country who bought property from indebted developers are refusing to repay loans on their unfinished apartments.  » mehr lesen

Yellen Directs I.R.S. to Embark on $80 Billion Overhaul Plan

The Treasury Secretary’s priorities include clearing a backlog of unprocessed tax returns, revamping antiquated technology and hiring thousands of new employees.  » mehr lesen

Target’s Profit Sinks as It Offloads Inventory Shoppers Don’t Want

The retailer’s second-quarter profit fell 90 percent from the year before, far below what Wall Street analysts were expecting.  » mehr lesen

Uniper Reports Huge Loss as Russia Cuts Gas Flows

Uniper, Germany’s largest importer of natural gas, has had to pay high prices for gas on the open market to make up for the drop in Russian deliveries.  » mehr lesen

At Last, Online Travel Planning Is Becoming (a Little) Easier

Airbnb, Google Travel and a few other platforms have tweaked their search engines, and that means less slogging through pages and pages of results on everything from home rental options to flight...

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