Gasoline prices in the US are spiking earlier than usual this year, raising concerns that meager inventories and heavy refinery maintenance will combine to cause another costly summer at the pump.
3M Co. said it plans to cut about 2,500 manufacturing jobs, citing persistent economic hurdles, and forecast profit for this year that fell short of Wall Street estimates. The stock tumbled by the most in nearly 13 years.
BlackRock Inc. is experimenting with a program that would give a larger number of end investors voting power at shareholder meetings.
New Yorkers are about to get a critical commuter service they’ve waited years for: the Long Island Rail Road will run to Manhattan’s Grand Central Terminal.
Verizon Communications Inc.’s profit outlook trailed Wall Street estimates as the consumer wireless business struggles to win new customers.
Just before US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will visit South Africa as part of a renewed focus on the continent, she got a stark example of the challenges Washington faces in countering influence by its main global rivals Russia and China.
A group of global billionaires worth at least $123 billion are buying a stake in Thrive Capital, the venture-capital firm founded by Josh Kushner.
Eurostar has been forced to run trains with a large number of empty seats between London and its destinations in Europe, in order to prevent backups at border checkpoints at its stations.
US business activity contracted for a seventh month, though at a more moderate pace, while a measure of input prices firmed in a sign of lingering inflationary pressures.
Debt sales in Europe have broken through €240 billion ($260 billion), beating a previous record for January set in 2020.
