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Tottenham Hotspur Owner Joe Lewis Is Charged in U.S. With Insider Trading

Federal prosecutors in Manhattan accused the British billionaire of illegally funneling nonpublic information to associates to trade on.  » mehr lesen

How Travelers Can Navigate Flight Cancellations and Delays

Advocating for yourself after an airline delay or cancellation can be challenging and confusing. Here’s how to best achieve the result you want — or at least get you where you want...

Credit Markets Are Creaking, Creating Economic Uncertainty

Analysts warn that bankruptcies and defaults could jump as the world adjusts to higher interest rates.  » mehr lesen

How Do You Personalize Your Cubicle? We Want to See It.

Once ridiculed as a symbol of homogeneity and ennui, the work space is popular again as employees seek privacy and quiet in the office. How have you decorated your cubicle? Share your...

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House-Flipping Rate Rises, but Investors’ Profits Are Falling

Nearly 10 percent of U.S. homes sold in the first quarter of 2022 were flipped, but investors were challenged by shrinking supply and rising costs.  » mehr lesen

Liquefied Natural Gas Comes to Europe’s Rescue. But for How Long?

Chilled gas is a lifeline, but the fuel, largely from the United States, may set back climate ambitions and prove a costly, short-term solution.  » mehr lesen

Income and spending rose less than prices in May.

Consumer spending, adjusted for inflation, fell for the first time this year.  » mehr lesen

Netflix Says It’s Business as Usual. Is That Good Enough?

Long Hollywood’s leading innovator, the streaming service is staying the course, despite serious challenges to its business and questions about its content.  » mehr lesen

Germany’s Largest Importer of Russian Gas Is in Bailout Talks

Uniper, an important energy provider, said it was forced to spend more to buy gas after Gazprom cut deliveries, to just 40 percent of ordered amounts.  » mehr lesen

After Stock Market’s Worst Start in 50 Years, Some See More Pain Ahead

At the halfway point of the year, it’s been a historically horrible time for stocks. Bonds are in bad shape, too.  » mehr lesen

The Fed’s Preferred Inflation Gauge Moderated Slightly in May.

The Personal Consumption Expenditure index, which the central bank officially targets, has been running hot for more than a year.  » mehr lesen

The Era of Buying Top Sports Cars Cheaply Seems to Be Over

Because of depreciation, buyers could once get high-end cars at a fraction of the their original cost. No longer.  » mehr lesen

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