Legislation that would tie the release of oil from US emergency stockpiles to more federal oil and gas production was passed by the House, as Republicans use their majority to highlight the Biden administration’s historic drawdown from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
Bed Bath & Beyond Inc.’s efforts to find a buyer in bankruptcy have stalled, potentially putting the retailer on a path toward liquidation as it faces a Chapter 11 filing, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Visa Inc. is seeing a pickup in travel to the US with the dollar weakening against other major currencies in recent weeks.
(Bloomberg) — Central bankers trying to ensure that surging consumer prices don’t feed yet more inflation are doing what they can to keep their own houses in order.
The Justice Department’s newest suit against Alphabet Inc.’s Google includes a surprising request: a jury trial.
The International Maritime Organization revised its noise guidelines as Inuit communities raised concerns about effects on seals, narwhals and other animals.
President Joe Biden announced he is picking Jeff Zients as his next chief of staff, ushering in a new top aide as he prepares to launch a reelection bid while contending with a divided Congress.
The US charged three individuals with a plot to assassinate an Iranian-American journalist living in New York for expressing views about Iran’s human rights abuses.
Britain has no plans to respond to US and European Union subsidies for green industries because the country “has nothing to subsidize,” a leading environmental economist said.
Germany will introduce a cheap nationwide monthly ticket from May 1 to incentivize stronger use of public transport and lower costs for citizens.
