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A secret ad deal between Google and Meta is under scrutiny in Europe.
European Union and British regulators are investigating an agreement between the internet giants that was first uncovered as part of an American antitrust inquiry.
Inflation is seen climbing to 7.8 percent in February, a new four-decade high.
Consumer Price Index inflation has been boosted by gas prices, but also by increases across a wide variety of products and services.
Which Companies Have Pulled Out of Russia? Here’s a List.
Under pressure from investors and consumers, many Western companies have started to unwind their investments, close stores and pause sales in Russia.
Russia’s ruble continues its slide as new curbs restrict access to foreign currency.
As the currency loses purchasing power, Russia’s central bank is trying to support the ruble with expanded rules preventing exchanges into dollars.
‘The Godfather’ Explained in Seven Quotes
The film’s lines have become part of our collective memory. Seven writers, directors and actors look back at the movie and what these words mean...
Shell says it will quit purchasing oil and gas from Russia.
The oil giant said it would immediately halt spot purchases of Russian oil, but described other measures as a “phased withdrawal” as it seeks alternative...
Energy prices surge amid fears of a cutoff of Russian supplies.
Analysts see long-lasting implications for commodities markets as a result of the war in Ukraine.
International pressure is forcing Russian oligarchs to sell their assets. But who’s buying?
The sudden effort to sell Chelsea F.C. by its billionaire owner, Roman Abramovich, is a sign that the threat of sanctions is having an effect...
As oil soars, OPEC and its allies are not likely to offer relief.
The oil cartel, known as OPEC Plus, is expected to continue the program agreed to in July by rubber-stamping a 400,000-barrel-a-day production increase for April.