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When will oil prices peak? Traders and analysts are rethinking their forecasts.
A global energy crunch has pushed oil prices up to seven-year highs, and some traders are betting they will rise much more.
Foxconn unveils prototypes as it pushes to become an electric-car maker.
The company known for making iPhones presented three electric vehicles that can serve as a basis for working with car companies.
Toyota will cut production in November 15 percent amid chip shortages.
The automaker had initially planned to produce a million vehicles in November, but it now projects it will make 850,000 to 900,000 vehicles next month.
Thousands of John Deere workers strike over their contract.
The action comes amid labor shortages and rising worker activism nationwide.
Consumer prices jumped last month, a problem for Washington and Wall Street.
Consumer Price Index data from the Labor Department showed that prices continued their ascent in September.
Suspension is lifted for Netflix employee who criticized Dave Chappelle’s comedy special.
“At the very least, I feel vindicated,” the employee, Terra Field, wrote on Twitter.
The I.M.F.’s executive board clears Kristalina Georgieva to remain managing director.
An independent inquiry commissioned by the World Bank had concluded that she played a central role in manipulating data to placate China.
Nobel in economics goes to David Card, Joshua Angrist and Guido Imbens.
The three were honored for research on unintended experiments, such as the impact of a minimum-wage increase across state lines.
Will the September jobs report reflect a letup in the Delta variant?
Economists expect the month’s data to show a gain of nearly 500,000 jobs, an improvement from August but still behind the July pace.
Tesla investors will vote on whether to oust James Murdoch and Kimbal Musk from the board.
Activist shareholders have submitted five proposals to compel Tesla to disclose more information about its efforts to diversify its work force, how it handles employee...