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Russian sanctions could create ‘supply crisis’ as oil output falls.

The International Energy Agency said the global economy could be whipsawed by cuts in oil supplies and a sharp drop in demand.  » mehr lesen

Russian sanctions could create ‘supply crisis’ as oil output falls.

The International Energy Agency said the global economy could be whipsawed by cuts in oil supplies and a sharp drop in demand.  » mehr lesen

Markets Worry About a Russian Debt Default

Russian debt faces an uncertain future.  » mehr lesen

Warehouses Transform N.Y.C. Neighborhoods as E-Commerce Booms

The region is home to the largest concentration of online shoppers in the country. The facilities, key to delivering packages on time, are reshaping neighborhoods.  » mehr lesen

Why Is the Fed Raising Interest Rates?

Here’s the Federal Reserve’s rationale, and how it might trickle through the economy to affect you.  » mehr lesen

Genshin Impact, Smash Hit From China, Beats Japan at Its Own Game

Genshin Impact, a nearly picture-perfect reproduction of Japanese fantasy role-playing games, has raked in billions of dollars and sent shock waves through the world’s aging video game superpower.  » mehr lesen

David McCormick Faces Scrutiny in Pennsylvania Over Teacher Pension Fund

David McCormick, a Republican Senate candidate in Pennsylvania, came under attack from his chief rival, Dr. Mehmet Oz, over the underperformance of investments for the state’s teachers.  » mehr lesen

Streaming Companies Are Looking to Britain for Studios to Meet Demand

Netflix, Amazon Prime and other studios are snapping up soundstages in Britain and building more, drawn by an experienced labor pool and alluring tax incentives.  » mehr lesen

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