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Why Adjustable-Rate Mortgages Are Still Risky

The loans’ interest rates are initially low. But while some of their worst features are gone, their rates may still rise considerably over time.  » mehr lesen

What’s Got Economists Rooting for a Slowdown

With nearly twice as many open jobs as available workers and rising inflation, many economists and policymakers say a slowdown is just what the economy needs.  » mehr lesen

Soaring Gas Prices: How People Are Responding

“Good thing we’re not going very far.” Eight people, one gas station in Queens.  » mehr lesen

Is ‘Greedflation’ Rewriting Economics, or Do Old Rules Still Apply?

Economists and politicians are debating whether monopolistic companies are fueling inflation in ways that confound longstanding theory.  » mehr lesen

Delta Says Ticket Sales Are Returning to 2019 Levels

The company is the latest of several airlines to say their business is stronger than expected as travel demand increases.  » mehr lesen

What Sheryl Sandberg’s ‘Lean In’ Has Meant to Women

The high-profile executive’s decision to leave Meta is also a moment to reflect on the impact of her best-selling book and philosophy about success in the workplace.  » mehr lesen

Who Is Mark Zuckerberg’s New No. 2? It’s a Trick Question.

Mr. Zuckerberg, Meta’s chief executive, has restructured his company so that he no longer has a top deputy.  » mehr lesen

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