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How to Prepare as the Fed Moves to Rein In Inflation

People all over the country — indeed, much of the planet — are depending on the central bank to stave off runaway inflation and keep the economy growing. Prepare for trouble, our...

Stock Slump Steepens as Traders Wait for U.S. Wage Inflation Data

The S&P 500 drifted between gains and losses in early trading, hovering just above correction territory.  » mehr lesen

Wages Rise at Fastest Pace Since 2002 as Inflation Continues to Run Hot

Inflation is rapid and wages are growing at the fastest pace in two decades, trends that may prod the Federal Reserve to lift rates several times this year.  » mehr lesen

Where Is Jeffrey Epstein’s Money Going?

Settlements, upkeep and lawyers have whittled his $600 million estate to about $185 million. A civil fraud suit in the Virgin Islands could wipe out more.  » mehr lesen

Chevron Posts Best Quarter Since 2014, as Oil Industry Rebounds

The company recorded a profit of $5.1 billion as global prices rose.  » mehr lesen

More Companies Consider Helping Workers Pay Student Loans

Employers see the aid as part of a bid to attract workers, especially as the federal pause on student loan payments ends on May 1.  » mehr lesen

Consumer Spending Fell in December as Omicron Spread

Overall spending fell for the first time since February as the virus and supply chain issues impacted purchases.  » mehr lesen

France’s Economy Beats Expectations, While Germany’s Falters.

The European Union’s two largest economies diverge in the final quarter of 2021.  » mehr lesen

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