U.S. Wages Rose Rapidly in Third Quarter, Keeping Pressure on Inflation
Wages and prices continued to rise rapidly in the late summer, keeping the Federal Reserve on track for more interest-rate...
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Accounting Errors to Cost Executives Their Bonuses Under SEC Rule
WASHINGTON—The Securities and Exchange Commission approved a rule Wednesday that requires public companies whose financial statements contain errors to recoup...
China’s Xi Jinping, Secure in Power, Faces Deepening Economic Challenges
Easing Covid rules and aiding the property sector could boost growth, but some economists worry the priority will be giving...
Facebook Says It Is Prepared to Block News Content in Canada
OTTAWA— Facebook META -1.16% owner Meta Platforms Inc. has warned Canada it is prepared to block the sharing of Canadian...
U.S. Deficit Shrank Last Fiscal Year, but Is Poised to Widen as Economy Slows
The U.S. budget deficit narrowed last year, but a cooling economy and rising interest rates put it on track to...
Essay | Janet Yellen’s Learning Curve
When Janet Yellen testified before a congressional commission almost a decade ago about the 2007-2009 global financial crisis, an interlocutor...
Drugmakers Look to Limit Medicare’s New Power to Negotiate Lower Drug Prices
Drugmakers are trying to blunt Medicare’s newfound power to negotiate medicine prices while coping with internal industry disputes and ebbing...
Biden to Sell More Oil From Strategic Reserve to Keep Gas Prices in Check
WASHINGTON—The Biden administration is planning to sell more oil from the country’s strategic reserves—and is considering authorizing new sales this...
U.K. Treasury Chief Jeremy Hunt Looks to Reassure Markets With New Tax Plan
LONDON—New U.K. Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will make a statement later Monday, unveiling new public spending and tax policies as he...
American Executives in Limbo at Chinese Chip Companies After U.S. Ban
SINGAPORE—American workers hold key positions throughout China’s domestic chip industry, helping manufacturers develop new chips to catch up with foreign...
Britain’s New Chancellor Says Some Taxes Will Rise
LONDON—The U.K.’s new chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, effectively scrapped Prime Minister Liz Truss’s signature tax-cutting plan, saying on Saturday that some...
U.S., Allies Negotiating Price Level for Russian Oil Cap
WASHINGTON—The U.S. and its partners are rushing to hammer out an agreement on a level for a price cap on...
Steve Wynn Can’t Be Forced to Register as Foreign Agent, Judge Rules
WASHINGTON—A federal judge dismissed a Justice Department lawsuit seeking to force casino mogul Steve Wynn to register as a lobbyist...
U.S. Supplier Prices Increased in September, Maintaining Pressure on Inflation
U.S. suppliers raised prices in September from the prior month, keeping pressure on inflation that remains high but is easing...
Biden Rule Would Add More Gig Workers to Company Payrolls
The Biden administration is proposing a new rule that could put more gig workers on company payrolls, scrapping a Trump...
Israel’s Defense Industry Is Big Winner Two Years After Abraham Accords
TEL AVIV—When the United Arab Emirates was looking last year for ways to protect its high-profile World Expo from possible...
Exxon Improperly Fired Scientists Suspected of Sharing Information, Labor Department Finds
The Labor Department said it found Exxon Mobil Corp. XOM -1.01% illegally fired two company scientists over suspicions they shared...
U.S. Jobless Claims Rose Last Week but Remain Historically Low
New applications for unemployment benefits rose last week in the latest sign of a cooling labor market, although they remained...
OPEC+ Agrees to Biggest Oil Production Cut Since Start of Pandemic
VIENNA—The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its Russia-led allies on Wednesday agreed to slash two million barrels a...
Endowment Tax on Wealthiest Universities Netted a Fraction of Predictions in 2021
Wealthy colleges argued for years that a federal tax on their endowment income would limit their ability to provide financial...
