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Moscow tries to blame Ukraine for Russian missile that killed dozens in train station bombing
Europe
Moscow tries to blame Ukraine for Russian missile that killed dozens in train station bombing
By Aliaksandr Kudrytski, Daryna Krasnolutska and BloombergApril 8, 2022
An illustration of two people balancing on a beam over a Bitcoin.
Europe
Crypto’s complicated role in Ukraine: ‘Literally saving lives,’ but also helping oligarchs
By Vivienne WaltApril 8, 2022
A man and woman wearing protective face masks collaborate at a computer in the office.
Newsletters
The new ‘battle for talent’: How to get staff back in the office
By Bernhard Warner and Alan MurrayApril 8, 2022
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer
Politics
Senate unanimously votes to suspend Russia’s trade status, enact oil ban
By Kevin Freking and The Associated PressApril 7, 2022
Russia’s ruble plunged with the Ukraine invasion but what Biden calls ‘rubble’ has roared back. Here’s why
Europe
Russia’s ruble plunged with the Ukraine invasion but what Biden calls ‘rubble’ has roared back. Here’s why
By Sydney Maki and BloombergApril 7, 2022
Oil tankers with millions of barrels of crude from Russia, Iran and Venezuela are piling up off China—but sanctions aren’t the problem
Europe
Oil tankers with millions of barrels of crude from Russia, Iran and Venezuela are piling up off China—but sanctions aren’t the problem
By BloombergApril 7, 2022
Japanese businesswoman drawing red arrow.
Newsletters
Forget talk of a ‘soft landing.’ The U.S. is headed for recession next year, market watchers say
By Bernhard Warner and Alan MurrayApril 7, 2022
A worker welds a section of pipework on the Power of Siberia gas pipeline.
Commentary
Go east? Why China’s not going to save Russia’s energy exports anytime soon
By Thane GustafsonApril 6, 2022
Merrick Garland unveils huge effort to shut down Putin’s ‘botnet’ and warns Russia: ‘It does not matter how far you sail your yacht’
Tech
Merrick Garland unveils huge effort to shut down Putin’s ‘botnet’ and warns Russia: ‘It does not matter how far you sail your yacht’
By Jonathan VanianApril 6, 2022
Woman walks in front of destroyed buildings in Ukraine
The UN may strip Russia of its membership from the Human Rights Council as soon as Thursday
By Edith M. Lederer and The Associated PressApril 6, 2022
Vladimin Putin.
Politics
Putin’s secretive daughters may be the latest Russians sanctioned over the Ukraine war
By Will DanielApril 6, 2022
The U.S. just announced it was developing hypersonic weapons with the U.K. and Australia, and Russia says it used them in Ukraine. Here’s what they are
The U.S. just announced it was developing hypersonic weapons with the U.K. and Australia, and Russia says it used them in Ukraine. Here’s what they are
By Roxana Tiron and BloombergApril 6, 2022
When war reaches the workplace: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is unsettling stressed-out American workers
Commentary
When war reaches the workplace: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is unsettling stressed-out American workers
By Cheryl NaumannApril 6, 2022
‘None of these scenarios is good for the business.’ Inside Ikea’s decision to withdraw from Russia
Newsletters
‘None of these scenarios is good for the business.’ Inside Ikea’s decision to withdraw from Russia
By Bernhard Warner and Alan MurrayApril 6, 2022
Inside Russia’s epic failure to take Ukraine’s capital
Inside Russia’s epic failure to take Ukraine’s capital
By Robert Burns and The Associated PressApril 6, 2022
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