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December Jobs Report: U.S. Added 199,000 Jobs

The gain of 199,000 was the weakest of the year, but not for lack of demand: The unemployment rate fell to 3.9 percent, and wages increased.  » mehr lesen

Ron Perelman’s Debts Come Due

Ron Perelman seemed to have everything. Until the bill arrived.  » mehr lesen

Citigroup Prepares to Fire Unvaccinated Workers at the End of January

The bank is said to have given all its U.S. staff until Jan. 14 to submit proof of inoculations, and workers who do not comply will be placed on leave and fired...

What Are Your Questions About Inflation?

Times reporters want to answer your questions about where inflation is likely to go and how it may affect your life.  » mehr lesen

Airlines, Reeling From Omicron, Push E.U. to Ease Rules on Airport Slots

The airlines say they are being forced to fly thousands of nearly empty flights to satisfy rules requiring the use of landing and takeoff slots at airports.  » mehr lesen

Eurozone Inflation Rises to 5 Percent, Highest on Record

A small consolation: Energy prices rose 26 percent in December from a year earlier, a slightly slower pace than the previous month.  » mehr lesen

As Unemployment Falls, Interest Rate Increases Creep Nearer

The jobless rate is falling sharply and pay is jumping. That may increase the urgency as the Federal Reserve withdraws economic support.  » mehr lesen

Sara Menker and Gro Intelligence Are Tackling Global Hunger

The Ethiopian entrepreneur Sara Menker founded Gro Intelligence, which uses artificial intelligence to forecast global agricultural trends and battle food insecurity.  » mehr lesen

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