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Bank of England raises rates to 1 percent amid recession worries.

The central bank predicted inflation would peak above 10 percent this year, which would be the fastest pace in four decades.  » mehr lesen

Germany’s Military Industry Gears Up to Restock Its Own Forces

The country’s chancellor has pledged about $100 billion to rebuild its army, but that increase in spending may not be enough to reverse years of neglect, experts say.  » mehr lesen

The Fed Signals Urgency

The notion of a return to some kind of prepandemic normal without intervention has been abandoned.  » mehr lesen

Hurdle to Broad Adoption of E.V.s: The Misperception They’re Unsafe

Fully electric vehicles have fewer fires than gasoline-powered and hybrid cars, and their crash protection is at least equivalent.  » mehr lesen

New York City pension funds sue Activision over financial records.

The funds claim Activision failed to turn over records as they investigate whether Activision secured a fair price in its planned sale to Microsoft.  » mehr lesen

Stocks slide, erasing gains that followed Fed meeting, as volatility continues to reign.

Swings in the stock market have become amplified lately, as investors worry that inflation and fast-rising interest rates could hit spending, profits and — ultimately — economic growth.  » mehr lesen

Europe’s Quest to Replace Russian Gas Faces Plenty of Hurdles

Climate concerns, investor reticence and political disputes complicate a shift to supplies from the United States, North Africa and the Mediterranean.  » mehr lesen

Elon Musk Hates Ads. Twitter Needs Them. That May Be a Problem.

Many marketers were already lukewarm on the service. Now, some may move their money elsewhere if the content moderation policies are relaxed.  » mehr lesen

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