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Stocks Rebound After a Rough Week

Markets regained some ground after a tumultuous week on Wall Street.  » mehr lesen

U.K. Hobbled By Largest Railway Strike in Three Decades

Travel was disrupted for tens of millions of people during the country’s biggest walkout in decades as union leaders warned of a summer of labor unrest.  » mehr lesen

The Russian Ruble Keeps Rising, Hitting a Seven-Year High

A combination of capital controls, rising exports and falling imports have strengthened the Russian currency since it plunged in the weeks after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.  » mehr lesen

Yellen May Soon Get Her Signature on the Dollar

While the Treasury secretary sat for her official currency signing more than a year ago, under arcane rules her signature has not yet appeared on the U.S. dollar.  » mehr lesen

Jumbo, Hong Kong’s Floating Restaurant, Sinks After Capsizing

Jumbo Floating Restaurant, which closed in 2020, capsized in the South China Sea after being towed from the city. The sinking triggered nostalgia for a happier period of Hong Kong history.  » mehr...

Can Natural Gas Be Used to Create Power With Fewer Emissions?

One company says it has the technology. And though investors looking for cleaner power generation are lining up, some environmentalists are skeptical.  » mehr lesen

Dr. Paul M. Ellwood Jr., Architect of the H.M.O., Is Dead at 95

Often called the father of the health maintenance organization, he coined the term in 1970, envisioning a system that would compete for patients by providing the best care at the lowest price....

Dutch Government Activates ‘Early Warning’ Because of Russian Cutbacks on Gas

The government will allow more burning of coal to generate electricity as gas supplies tighten.  » mehr lesen

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