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After a Bumper 2021, Companies Might Struggle to Increase Profits

Businesses face headwinds as demand weakens, the Federal Reserve raises rates and government stimulus programs end.  » mehr lesen

An Embargo Will Bruise Russia’s Oil Industry

The European Union reached an agreement to ban most Russian oil imports, which may cause Russian production to drop about 10 percent, analysts say.  » mehr lesen

N.Y.C. Companies Are Opening Offices Where Their Workers Live: Brooklyn

As workers return to the office, some companies have relocated to ease the commute.  » mehr lesen

Hit Hard by High Energy Costs, Hawaii Looks to the Sun

The state is seeking to replace coal and oil with solar energy, aiming to rely extensively on rooftop panels on single-family homes.  » mehr lesen

These Veterans Started Businesses Inspired by Their Deployments

Some veterans have started businesses that draw from their experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan, and thrived.  » mehr lesen

U.S. Retakes Top Spot in Supercomputer Race

A massive machine in Tennessee has been deemed the world’s speediest. Experts say two supercomputers in China may be faster, but the country didn’t participate in the rankings.  » mehr lesen

‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Lands Triumphantly on Opening Weekend

The film industry takes the estimated $151 million in North American ticket sales as a breakthrough after a long pandemic slump.  » mehr lesen

Inside the Apple Store Battle for Union Representation

Weary from the pandemic and pressured by inflation, retail employees of the tech giant are holding votes on whether to unionize.  » mehr lesen

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