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Why Rotterdam Wouldn’t Allow a Bridge to Be Dismantled for Bezos’ Yacht

Why did Rotterdam stand between one of the world’s richest men and his boat? The furious response is rooted in Dutch values.  » mehr lesen

Large landlords aggressively moved against renters in the pandemic, a report says.

A House subcommittee investigation found four firms were responsible for nearly 15,000 eviction filings while there were moratoriums on evictions.  » mehr lesen

If the Economy Is Shaky, Why Are Company Profits Still Strong?

Corporate optimism may seem at odds with the Fed’s grim determination to hold back the economy to get inflation down, but earnings tell a story that other data doesn’t.  » mehr lesen

6 Ways You’re Coping With a Roller-Coaster Market

Readers from around the world shared their strategies for protecting their retirement savings and how, or if, they’re adjusting their tactics.  » mehr lesen

Oil Company Buybacks Surge Along With Record Profits

Some of the companies’ enormous earnings have been reinvested in expanding operations, but a lot of money has also gone toward share buybacks, which primarily reward shareholders.  » mehr lesen

How to Cope With Rising Rates and Inflation

Rates are rising, inflation is nasty and a painful recession is certainly possible. But there are steps you can take now, our columnist says.  » mehr lesen

Big Tech Is Proving Resilient as the Economy Cools

Tech companies are slowing their frenetic hiring, but a combination of dominance and diversity is turning out to be — yet again — an overwhelming asset.  » mehr lesen

As Congress Debated Landmark China Bill, Beijing Surged Ahead

Experts are still assessing how China apparently leapfrogged ahead in its effort to manufacture a semiconductor that rivals those made in Taiwan, which supplies both China and the West.  » mehr lesen

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