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By Kamal AhmedMay 7, 2026
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EconomyDriving less, canceling vacations, and tightening budgets: All the ways Americans are coping with soaring gas prices
By Tristan BoveMay 8, 2026
AIGoldman Sachs’ tech boss says tracking individual AI usage isn’t useful. He just watches how fast his 12,000 engineers move from idea to production
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezMay 8, 2026
Politics‘Close to zero’: Schools are spending tens of millions banning phones from classrooms, but test scores aren’t improving
By Jake AngeloMay 8, 2026
EconomyIran may have a higher tolerance for economic pain—but the pain is excruciating as regime reveals 100% inflation in just days on some items
By Jason MaMay 8, 2026
EnergyThe CEO of Maersk, which ships 14% of everything you buy, said the Iran war is adding $500 million in monthly costs it’s trying not to pass down
By Sasha RogelbergMay 8, 2026
By Emma HinchliffeMay 8, 2026
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RetailPolish retailer LPP faces a $2 billion wipeout after Hindenburg alleges its products were ‘somehow making their way into Russia’
By Konrad Krasuski and BloombergMarch 15, 2024
Politics‘War is on European soil — there is less than 1,500 kilometers between Strasbourg and Lyiv,’ says French President Emmanuel Macron
By Samy Adghirni, William Horobin and BloombergMarch 15, 2024
RetailVodafone offloads Italian operations for $8.7 billion as CEO Margherita Della Valle’s plan to simplify the U.K. telecom company continues
By Daniele Lepido and BloombergMarch 15, 2024
EnvironmentMonths after $4 billion writedown and calling U.S. ‘most painful part of our portfolio,’ Danish energy giant brings wind farm to New York
By Jennifer McDermott, Nick Lichtenberg and The Associated PressMarch 14, 2024
RetailRebel investors want KitKat maker Nestlé to cut back on junk food—but the fortunes of its Mindful Chef brand suggest customers aren’t ready for a health kick
By Ryan HoggMarch 14, 2024
LifestyleSnacking is king—and inflation-proof—as Gen Zers and millennials resort to small indulgences even with tight wallets, Toblerone and Cadbury maker finds
By Prarthana PrakashMarch 14, 2024
RetailThe end for the partnership model? John Lewis goes back into profit, but workers won’t be getting a cut again this year
By Prarthana PrakashMarch 14, 2024
TechDeliveroo CEO isn’t worried about EU law that recognizes 5.5 million gig workers as employees—because lobbying in the U.K. and France means 90% of its market isn’t affected
By Ryan HoggMarch 14, 2024
EnvironmentShell waters down its 2030 carbon reduction target, but still aims to reach net zero by 2050
By Laura Hurst and BloombergMarch 14, 2024
RetailUAE strikes a $5.5 billion deal with Hungary to help add glitz and glam to run-down Budapest neighborhoods
By Veronika Gulyas and BloombergMarch 14, 2024
SuccessA youth mental health crisis in the U.K. is keeping 3 million Gen Zers out of the labor force
By Ryan HoggMarch 14, 2024
PoliticsThis Nordic country just added $6 billion to defense and will start drafting women into its military service, to help counter threat from Russia
By Sanne Wass and BloombergMarch 13, 2024
RetailYeezy still weighs heavy on Adidas as the sportswear company faces its first loss in 30 years—but 2024 could finally offer some respite
By Prarthana PrakashMarch 13, 2024
By Andrew Atkinson, Philip Aldrick and BloombergMarch 13, 2024
RetailWegovy and Ozempic have ignited a gold rush in pharma as well as an upsurge in fake ‘skinny jabs’, leading to surge in hospitalizations
By Ashleigh Furlong and BloombergMarch 13, 2024
SuccessVolkswagen is still ‘convinced the future will be electric’ as automaker plans to launch 30 new models this year amid gloomy sales outlook
By Ryan HoggMarch 13, 2024
FinanceStruggling Metro Bank to cut 1000 employees and slash its opening hours as it looks to find $38.4 million in savings
By Leonard Kehnscherper and BloombergMarch 13, 2024
FinancePutin’s inconvenient truth for the west: Despite 7% inflation, Russia’s economy is a ‘big and resilient animal
By David McHugh, Vladimir Isachenkov and The Associated PressMarch 12, 2024
RetailVinyl records are making their comeback as one of Britain’s inflation metrics for the first time in 30 years—and of course, you can thank Taylor Swift
By Prarthana PrakashMarch 12, 2024
EnvironmentEurope faces at least 36 major climate risks and is the world’s fastest-warming continent, EU’s environmental watchdog warns
By Carlos Mureithi, Dana Beltaji and The Associated PressMarch 12, 2024
NewslettersBoots CEO says his 5-day office return will create a ‘fun’ workplace; working moms are unlikely to agree
By Orianna Rosa Royle and Aslesha MehtaMarch 12, 2024
PoliticsOne of the few forecasters to predict violence and chaos in 2020 thinks spiraling inequality is pushing the U.S. closer to collapse than Russia
By Ryan HoggMarch 12, 2024
RetailInflation has battered the toy market—but defiant Lego saw sales climb 4% in 2023: ‘We continue to grow’
By Prarthana PrakashMarch 12, 2024
RetailEU to treat 5.5 million Deliveroo, Uber Eats, Bolt and other gig economy workers as employees after Belgium breaks deadlock
By Max Ramsay and BloombergMarch 12, 2024
EnvironmentSwedish heat pump maker Aira aims to break European homes’ dependency on natural gas: “That’s the only enemy we have,” says CEO
By Olivia Rudgard and BloombergMarch 12, 2024
RetailMultibillion-dollar Bud Light maker and Coca-Cola bottler publicly shamed for waiting months to pay U.K. suppliers
By Ryan HoggMarch 12, 2024
RetailProperty elite enjoy the Cannes sunshine only to be faced with short-seller attacks, heavy debt loads, and frozen transaction markets
By Jack Sidders, Laura Benitez and BloombergMarch 12, 2024
TechThe year of Spotify? Streaming giant might have outwitted Apple with David vs Goliath play, and you only need to look at their share prices for proof
By Ryan HoggMarch 12, 2024
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