The IMF forecasts a slowdown in growth from 6.1% in 2021 to 3.6% in 2022. But the pandemic and the war could change its outlook.
As the demand for vocal signatures grows, some platforms are giving actors a say in how their voices are used.
The move shows the president is trying to bring down prices, but he also appears to be going back on his word to curb oil and gas production.
U.S. industry doesn’t produce enough of the materials, such as steel, to satisfy the need, so this may be more of an aspiration than a policy.
The cryptocurrencies — pegged to “real” currencies that aren’t supposed to fluctuate in value — are the bedrock of the crypto economy.
In a new book, legal historian Amy Gajda explores the origins of the “right to privacy.” A daring moment in a Broadway show is part of the story.
Goods sitting idle in warehouses or containers will head to the U.S., though many companies have adapted to shortages.
Sustainability and demand for apparel make reselling used clothes an attractive option for brands, including Lululemon and Target.
China’s first-quarter economic data is not likely to be rosy, given the fallout of the Ukraine war and the current COVID surge.
Shareholder rights plans, as they are also known, are used to fend off takeovers, like Elon Musk’s bid for Twitter.
