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Americans are “always in a hurry”, wrote Alexis de Tocqueville in “Democracy in America”, his opus published in 1835. Until the covid-19 pandemic, nowhere was...

Central bankers face a more challenging economic landscape than they have experienced in decades and will find it harder to root out high inflation, top...

When the Commerce Department reported last month that U.S. economic output contracted for two consecutive quarters during the first half of the year, it raised...

Few companies flourished more amid the pandemic’s economic upheaval than Peloton. With people unable (or unwilling) to go to the gym, consumers rushed to buy...

Investor bets that the euro will fall in value have reached their highest level since the pandemic hit Europe more than two years ago as...

Getting a package delivered is easy. Sending it back is not. Repacking, printing labels and shipping it back up to the seller is an increasingly...

Government data on Thursday will help answer a seemingly simple but surprisingly thorny question: Did the US economy shrink in the second quarter? The Commerce...

Across europe, two questions will set the political weather this winter. How high will my energy prices go? And what will the government do to...

Central bankers worry that the recent surge in inflation may represent not a temporary phenomenon but a transition to a new, lasting reality. To counter...

U.S. workers’ filings for unemployment benefits fell slightly last week, as a tight labor market limited the impact of layoffs in a slowing economy. Initial...