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Retail Sales Rise More Than Expected, Keeping Pressure on the Fed

Central bank officials are watching closely for signs that the economy is running hot, stoking inflation, and strong spending in June could push them closer to a bigger interest rate increase.  » mehr...

Average Car Payments Hit a Record High. Here’s What to Know.

The average monthly payment is now about $700. But shoppers have options, including looking for less expensive smaller vehicles.  » mehr lesen

Germany Hopes to Outrace a Russian Gas Cutoff and Bone Cold Winter

Europe’s largest economy and key energy hub still depends on gas supplies now ensnared in conflict. Here’s how Germany is preparing and what is at stake.  » mehr lesen

Energy Was the Only Bright Spot in the Stock Market’s Gloom

But Russia’s war in Ukraine creates uncertainty about where energy funds will go in the second half of the year.  » mehr lesen

How to Get In on the Electric Vehicle Boom

One way is through investing in companies that make batteries for those vehicles and those that mine and process the minerals in the batteries.  » mehr lesen

Would You Pay $40 a Month to Have Strangers Watch You Work?

People still working remotely are turning to virtual co-working spaces for accountability through a Zoom screen.  » mehr lesen

It’s Been a Poor Year So Far for Municipal Bonds

Still, investors may have cause for optimism since yields on the bonds are rising and many state and local governments are financially flush.  » mehr lesen

Stock Market Drop Accelerated as Recession Seemed More Likely

Further losses may be on the way, even after a 20 percent drop in the first half of the year, as Wall Street continues to price in the Fed’s aggressive interest rate...

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