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The Fed’s Preferred Inflation Gauge Moderated Slightly in May.

The Personal Consumption Expenditure index, which the central bank officially targets, has been running hot for more than a year.  » mehr lesen

The Era of Buying Top Sports Cars Cheaply Seems to Be Over

Because of depreciation, buyers could once get high-end cars at a fraction of the their original cost. No longer.  » mehr lesen

Income and Spending Rose Less than Prices in May.

Consumer spending, adjusted for inflation, fell for the first time this year.  » mehr lesen

Why Deleting Your Period Tracker Won’t Protect Your Privacy

Tweets telling women to do that went viral after Roe v. Wade was overturned, but experts say other digital data are more likely to reveal an illegal abortion.  » mehr lesen

To Save Its Honey Industry, Australia Is Killing Bees by the Millions

Australia is the only major honey-producing country that has so far managed to contain the spread of a mite fatal to bees. That distinction is now in peril.  » mehr lesen

Reconsidering Privacy Risks After Roe

Many women are worried that their data might be used against them — whether it’s period tracking apps, digital receipts or other information collected by companies.  » mehr lesen

As Dockworkers Near Contract’s End, Many Others Have a Stake

West Coast longshoremen and port operators say they’re determined to reach an agreement, but truckers and retailers relying on cargo are uneasy.  » mehr lesen

John Visentin, Xerox C.E.O., Dies at 59

The photocopying and printing company said that Mr. Visentin died of “complications from an ongoing illness.”  » mehr lesen

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