President Joe Biden directed federal law enforcement agencies to better monitor anti-Jewish and other bias cases, and urged social-media companies and schools to crack down on hate speech, as part of a first-of-its-kind national strategy to combat antisemitism.
American Airlines Group Inc. won’t change its guidance for the year or its immediate plans for flying capacity in the New York market after a federal judge ruled a partnership with JetBlue Airways Corp. violates antitrust laws and must be dismantled.
BlackRock Inc.’s $9 billion momentum exchange-traded fund is expected to ramp up its bets on tech giants as the ETF chases Wall Street’s trendiest stocks in its semiannual makeover.
White House and Republican negotiators hammering out an agreement to avoid a US default are eyeing a measure to upgrade the nation’s electric grid to accommodate renewable power, a move aimed at mollifying progressives as they also consider ways to speed permits sought by the energy industry.
Deutsche Lufthansa AG agreed to buy a stake in Italian carrier ITA Airways, allowing the German airline to expand in Europe’s third-largest aviation market while letting Rome rid itself of an asset that’s soaked up billions of euros in state support.
Aldi’s US unit has a message for rival grocers as inflation finally starts to slow: Price wars are coming back.
US mortgage rates rose to the highest level since mid-March.
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Susan Collins said the US central bank may have reached, or be approaching, the point at which it can pause interest-rate increases.
Severe storms, flooding and other consequences of climate change are battering the US territory and other key installations.
For all the concern about the US dollar losing its dominance in international trade and the finance world, Moody’s Investors Service has a message: the greenback will likely retain its crown despite all the challenges.
