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Global Oil Prices Dip Below $100 as Recession Fears Spread

Oil prices have been slipping over the last two weeks, but the drop has accelerated in recent days.  » mehr lesen

Fed officials, spooked by data, fretted in June about inflation becoming entrenched.

Central bankers raised rates by the most since 1994 last month, and minutes from the gathering explained their logic.  » mehr lesen

Mohammad Barkindo, OPEC’s Top Official, Dies

As secretary general, he steered the oil producers group in a turbulent era.  » mehr lesen

Job Openings Eased, in a Sign of the Cooling Labor Market

The number of U.S. positions available was 11.3 million in May, the second straight monthly decline.  » mehr lesen

Amazon Strikes Deal With Grubhub as Food Delivery Struggles

The e-commerce giant could take a stake in Grubhub, which is under pressure as delivery demand falls, labor shortages bite and new regulations reduce profits.  » mehr lesen

F.D.A. Lets Juul Appeal Ban and Stay on the Market During a Review

The F.D.A. has suspended its order to stop the company from selling its vaping products.  » mehr lesen

Her ‘Chagall’ Is Headed for the Trash. How’s That for Caveat Emptor?

Stephanie Clegg paid $90,000 for a Marc Chagall painting at a Sotheby’s auction in 1994. It was reappraised for $100,000 in 2008. Now an expert panel in France wants to destroy it...

A Darkened Outlook for Britain

The political instability comes as Britain gears up for a difficult summer, amid surging energy prices and labor shortages.  » mehr lesen

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