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Barbara Kruger: A Way With Words

She created some of the most memorable works of her era. Now the activist-artist is back with two immersive shows, at MoMA and David Zwirner Gallery.  » mehr lesen

Stocks Fall Further as Bank Earnings Add to Concerns About the Economy

Companies in the United States are starting to report their earnings for the second quarter, a chance for investors to assess how hard businesses are being hit by economic headwinds.  » mehr lesen

JPMorgan Chase Earnings Fall, but Execs Don’t See a Recession

As profits slowed at Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase, executives said that lending to consumers and businesses remained healthy but that risks loomed “down the road.”  » mehr lesen

Yellen Says It’s in Russia’s Interest to Go Along With Oil Price Cap

Facing sanctions on its exports, Russia could continue selling oil profitably under a cap, the U.S. Treasury secretary said, while global strains on supply and pressure on prices would reduce.  » mehr lesen

Amazon Moves to End Long-Running E.U. Antitrust Case

The retail giant said it would stop collecting nonpublic data on rivals and give merchants more ways to reach customers.  » mehr lesen

Fed Governor Waller Signals a Full-Point Rate Increase is Possible, but Not Yet

Christopher Waller, a Federal Reserve governor, could support an even bigger July rate increase than the Fed’s large June move if economic data continue to come in hot.  » mehr lesen

China’s Surveillance State Encounters Public Resistance

Beijing’s swift move to censor news about one of the largest known data breaches shows keen awareness of how major security lapses can harm its credibility.  » mehr lesen

The Housing Shortage Isn’t Just a Coastal Crisis Anymore

An increasingly national problem has consequences for the quality of American family life, the economy and the future of housing politics.  » mehr lesen

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