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Other nations will join U.S. in releasing emergency oil reserves.

The International Energy Agency said member countries had agreed to a release to ease global oil markets that have been rocked by Russia’s war in Ukraine.  » mehr lesen

Other nations will join U.S. in releasing emergency oil reserves.

The International Energy Agency said member countries had agreed to a release to ease global oil markets that have been rocked by Russia’s war in Ukraine.  » mehr lesen

Rising Wages Are Good News for Workers but Put Pressure on the Fed

Federal Reserve officials had said that the pace of pay gains would not be consistent with stable inflation if sustained.  » mehr lesen

Toyota’s U.S. Sales Fell 15% in the First Quarter Amid a Chip Shortage

The company struggled to produce vehicles in the first three months of the year, a sign that shortages could last longer than executives had hoped.  » mehr lesen

How Investors Can Cope With Bond Market Declines

Our columnist answers questions about the troubles in the bond market, and what they mean for investors.  » mehr lesen

The Brooks Running C.E.O. on Beating Cancer, and Leading With Purpose

Jim Weber, the chief executive of Brooks Running, was a devoted distance runner. Then came cancer.  » mehr lesen

Eurozone Inflation Hits 7.5 Percent as Energy Prices Soar

A continued run-up in prices shows how rapidly the impact of the war in Ukraine is coursing through Europe’s economy.  » mehr lesen

House Committee Investigating Amazon Labor Practices

A tornado that hit a delivery station in Illinois last year will be a focus of the inquiry.  » mehr lesen

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