Amazon Moves to End a Long-Running Antitrust Case in Europe
Amazon tried on Thursday to end a three-year investigation by antitrust regulators in the European Union by offering to make a series of changes to
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Janet Yellen Says It’s in Russia’s Interest to Go Along With an Oil Price Cap
On the eve of a meeting of finance chiefs from the world’s major economies in Bali, Indonesia, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen continued to push for
How to Invest When Inflation Is Bad and a Recession May Loom
The news on inflation has been bad for months, but it’s recently gotten worse. On Wednesday, the government reported that in June the Consumer Price
U.S. Electric Car Sales Climb Sharply Despite Shortages
Americans are buying electric vehicles at a record pace, undeterred by rising prices and long waits for delivery, a further indication that the twilight of
Delta flew a plane from Heathrow to the U.S. just to deliver 1,000 pieces of stranded luggage.
A Delta Air Lines plane packed with luggage but no passengers was flown from Heathrow Airport in London to Detroit this week, a Delta spokesman
Netflix turns to Microsoft to help build its new ad-supported service
Netflix has selected Microsoft to help build its forthcoming ad-supported tier, the streaming giant said on Wednesday. In April, after announcing in its first-quarter earnings
Airlines’ Challenge Is Cutting Costs, Not Filling Seats
There is little sign that higher fares or recession worries are curbing the pent-up demand for air travel. But higher expenses and staffing shortages are