An international agreement to ban ozone-depleting chemicals is helping to rebuild the planet’s protective layer and shield humans from harmful solar rays, according to UN-backed scientists.
(Bloomberg) — A hypothetical Chinese invasion of Taiwan “quickly founders” but exacts high costs on the island democracy and the US Navy, according to the results of an extensive set of war games released Monday by a Washington think tank.
The rising threat of an economic recession has done nothing to dissuade Corporate America from spending big on its own shares.
Republican Representative George Santos illegally hid the source of donations to his campaign and violated other provisions of campaign finance law, according to a new complaint filed to the Federal Election Commission.
A cooling economy isn’t stopping the very wealthy from buying a Rolls-Royce.
Real, Brazilian stocks trail global peers amid political concerns after Sunday’s insurrection
Brazil’s football association condemned the widespread use of its iconic yellow jersey by supporters of former President Jair Bolsonaro in the insurrection that took the country’s capital by storm on Sunday.
Family leave policies, though limited in scope and typically unpaid in the US, have hamstrung the progress toward gender wage parity since the 1990s, according to an economic paper.
Central banks aren’t giving up their inflation fight yet with the peak in interest rates still to come in most economies, but pauses will come at some point in 2023 — and perhaps even pivots.
(Bloomberg) — The failure of forecasters to foresee the surge in inflation coming out of the pandemic has led many to question the efficacy of the macroeconomic models they use to try to understand what’s going on in the economy.
