Recession risks mounting It’s been another week of significant volatility in financial markets, one in which European indices edged closer to bear market territory, oil prices hit a 10-year high around $120, and safe-haven gold Read more…
It’s a scary number, but how much will it actually cost you? The idea of paying $5 a gallon for gas scares most Americans — at least the ones who don’t live in California, where Read more…
After a tumultuous few years, the lingerie company wants to launch a preteen underwear brand called Happy Nation. Given how much flak it’s received over its sexist branding, alleged mistreatment of model and intense focus Read more…
Jim Cramer says next week’s market action will be ‘held hostage’ by events in Ukraine. Here’s your game plan. Today’s amazing labor report was no match for the nightmare unfolding in Ukraine, Jim Cramer told Read more…
Starting this fall, there’s only one place you can catch “Saturday Night Live” reruns. If you missed John Mulaney’s recent subway-themed musical on “Saturday Night Live” or the grand return of the original “Law & Read more…
The fast food chain has taken a “more is better” approach. Some foods require subtlety. When you sit down to eat Wagyu beef, for example, just a single morsel — perhaps an ounce — provides Read more…
Since the war began at the end of last week, NATO and its allies have wasted no time in going after targeted assets. Russian oligarchs who found themselves on sanctions lists since the country’s invasion of Read more…
Verizon customers in New York and Boston lost phone service Friday; no info on the cause of the outages. Thousands of Verizon VZ customers reported mobile phone outages in New York, Boston and other parts Read more…
Brands associated with South Korean music sensation BTS have reason to cheer. A wildly successful South Korean music group is bringing brighter days to its fans and corporate partners. “What is important are the choices Read more…
Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers sees danger that the war and 2021 government aid will ignite even more inflation. When consumer prices started soaring in 2020-21, commentators began expressing concern that stagflation — a combination Read more…