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Ruger Shareholders Vote for Study of Gunmaker’s Impact on Human Rights

It’s not clear whether Ruger, one of a small number of public gun manufacturers, will follow the nonbinding proposal.  » mehr lesen

Job Openings Declined Slightly in April From a High Point

Employers had 11.4 million vacancies, nearly two for every worker seeking a job.  » mehr lesen

Corinthian Colleges Student Loans Will Be Forgiven, Education Dept. Says

The Education Department said it would wipe out the debts of 560,000 borrowers who had enrolled in the for-profit college chain, which collapsed in 2015.  » mehr lesen

Europe’s Russian Oil Ban Could Mean a New World Order for Energy

The effort could hurt Russia but could also help drive up already high oil prices, hurting the global economy and enriching energy companies.  » mehr lesen

Sheryl Sandberg Steps Down From Facebook’s Parent Company, Meta

The longtime chief operating officer of Facebook’s parent company, Ms. Sandberg has had a lower profile during Mark Zuckerberg’s pursuit of the so-called metaverse.  » mehr lesen

U.S. Will Airlift Baby Formula From Abroad as Shortages Grow Worse

The White House is facing new questions about whether it acted quickly enough after the leading baby formula plant shut down in February.  » mehr lesen

The Middlemen Helping Russian Oligarchs Get Superyachts and Villas

They oversee the flow of billions of dollars from Putin-connected Russians to companies involved in superyachts and villas. They’ve drawn the attention of a U.S. task force.  » mehr lesen

Bank Chiefs Warn of a Weakening Economy

They spoke at an investor conference.  » mehr lesen

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