U.S. existing-home sales fall for third straight month
The first monkeypox case of the year has been identified in Massachusetts, state health officials said Wednesday—this as the CDC told Fortune that six people in the U.S. are being monitored for potential exposure to the smallpox-related virus typically endemic in Africa.
It's Howard Schultz's first earnings report since taking back the top job at Starbucks in early April.
The American Petroleum Institute on Tuesday afternoon reported that U.S. crude-oil inventories fell 3.48 million barrels last week, a source said, while inventories of distillates dropped 4.46 million barrels and gasoline stocks were down 4.5 million barrels. The Energy Information Administration will release official inventory data on Wednesday morning. Analysts surveyed by S&P Global Platts, on average, look for crude inventories to fall by 2.3 million barrels, while gasoline stocks were...
Removing the waiver could force Russia into a long-awaited default, leaving debt holders scrambling to reclaim funds.
At a minimum, equity strategist Mike Wilson expects the S&P 500 to trade to 3,800 in the near-term, which represents a potential decline of 8%.
“If I were running a big company, I would be very prepared for it,” Blankfein said on CBS’s “Face the Nation” on Sunday. “If I was a consumer, I’d be prepared for it.”
The Texas Republican discusses the future of the GOP — and why he’s leaving Congress.
Russia is guilty of creating a food security crisis and higher energy prices, but China is also worsening inflation in three areas, said a think tank.
Defence Minister Anita Anand's first official visit to the Pentagon to meet with U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin also saw few details on next steps to support Ukraine.
The decision “really places companies at the front lines in terms of reproductive health care access for millions of women workers.”
The Federal Reserve has pointed to Russia's invasion of Ukraine and China's COVID-zero policy as inflationary events.