U.S. Aluminum Producers Support Biden Tariffs on Russian Imports
American companies said they don’t expect the move by the Biden administration to drive up U.S. costs. Source link
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Continuing Sanctions Against Russia Mark ‘Tectonic’ Shift
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine a year ago prompted a volley of tough sanctions from the U.S. and its allies, a...
Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Whether Twitter Is Liable in Terror Case
TechCase was brought by family members of man killed in Islamic State attack Source link
Crypto Platform Bitzlato Charged With Laundering More Than $700 Million of Illicit Money
U.S. authorities designated cryptocurrency exchange Bitzlato Ltd. as a primary money-laundering concern and charged its founder for allegedly facilitating money...
Russian Strikes Sap Ukraine Mobile Network of Vital Power
Listen to article(2 minutes)Russia’s attacks on Ukraine’s electrical grid are straining the war-torn country’s mobile-telephone network, leading to a global...
FCC Set to Gain More Power Over Prison Phone Call Rates
The federal regulator will have more power to tackle what it has called excessive charges for inmates making in-state phone...
Chrysler Parent Stellantis to Stop Operations at Jeep Cherokee Factory
The car maker said it would idle the 1,350-employee assembly plant in February, resulting in “indefinite layoffs.” Source link
Apple Has No Easy Road Out of China
MarketsHeard on the StreetShort supply of iPhone Pro models threatens near-term sales mix, but China unrest also highlights long-term risk...
Chevron Gets U.S. License to Pump Oil in Venezuela Again
The license was granted after Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro’s government and an opposition coalition agreed to implement a humanitarian program...
iPhone Factory Workers Clash With Police at Covid-Hit Plant in China
Employees said protests started in a dormitory area near the factory after employees learned expected bonuses would be delayed. Protests...
President Biden, Xi Jinping Move to Stabilize U.S.-China Relations
The leaders instructed officials to resume talks on major global priorities, while acknowledging areas of deep disagreement that could disrupt...
China’s Global Port Investments Give Rise to Security Worries
Security concerns related to Chinese investments in overseas ports are mounting as the country’s firms acquire more stakes at shipping...
Lockheed Martin Constrained by Supply Chain
Lockheed Martin Corp. LMT 4.71% said it is still grappling with parts and labor shortages, denting its hopes of increased...
Meet the Army of Robots Coming to Fill In for Scarce Workers
A new wave of robots is arriving—and, in a world short of workers, business leaders are more eager to welcome...
Coal Miner Peabody Energy in Deal Talks With Australian Rival Coronado
ADELAIDE, Australia— Peabody Energy Corp. BTU -2.62% is in talks to combine with an Australian rival that could result in...
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...
Developing Countries Face Stiff Economic Headwinds, World Bank Chief Says
WASHINGTON—The head of the World Bank warned that developing nations face an extremely challenging near-term outlook, as the sharp slowdown...
War, Inflation Knock World Economy Off Balance
The global economy is sputtering and financial markets are flashing red, reflecting a sense on Wall Street that a sharper...
Iran Protests Challenge Government as Elon Musk Offers Starlink Access
TEHRAN—Iranian protesters clashed with police on Tuesday in a fourth straight day of protests over the death of a young...
U.S. Steps Up Enforcement of Its Long List of Russia Sanctions
WASHINGTON—The U.S. has imposed a set of powerful sanctions against Russia’s economy to punish it for the invasion of Ukraine....
