Consumer price inflation fell to 3.2% last month, in welcome news for US households and the Fed – CNN
First, the bad news: Prices continue to rise. Now, the good news: They’re doing so at a rate not seen in two years. The Consumer...
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Climate Change’s $150 Billion Hit to the U.S. Economy – WSJ
The U.S. now experiences an extreme weather event in which damages and costs top $1 billion every three weeks. That compares with every four months...
Germany puts up $8 billion to rescue huge green energy company – CNN
The German governmentis putting€7.5 billion ($8 billion) of taxpayer cash on the table to secure the rescue of troubled wind turbine-maker Siemens Energy, a company...
Global EV sales stay strong, China hits record despite end of subsidies – Reuters
Electric-vehicle sales are seeing continued strength globally with China reporting record monthly sales in October despite the end of subsidies, according to market research firm...
Europe’s Wage Rises Are Aiding Recovery but Economies Face Risks
Europe’s economic recovery is getting a much-needed boost from rising wages and higher incomes. But in countries where population aging is shrinking the workforce, policymakers...
US Inflation Report to Keep Fed Leaning Toward More Rate Hikes – Bloomberg
A monthly US government report on consumer prices due Tuesday is set to show slower progress toward the Federal Reserve’s 2% inflation target, keeping the...
Stock investors face up to tough reality of higher rates – The Financial Times
Equity specialists at some of the world’s largest asset managers are brushing up on their history and digging into new data sources to convince clients...
OpenAI Seeks to Gather Data From More Languages and Cultures – Bloomberg
OpenAI plans to expand its work with outside organizations to collect data from a broader range of languages, topics and cultures in order to build...
Holiday Hiring Demand Drops Off, a Warning for the Job Market – WSJ
Businesses need fewer extra workers for holiday jobs this fall after fighting in recent years to find enough staff to stock shelves, fill boxes and...
Millions of UK households forced to unplug fridge to cope with rising bills – The Guardian
About 2m UK households have been forced to turn off their fridge or freezer to save money as they continue to struggle with what poverty...