Articles from www.wsj.com

Articles from www.wsj.com

Opinion | Bidenomics and the New Political-Subsidy Economy (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-17

Consumer Appears Quite Strong Despite Rising Credit Card Balances (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-17

Eurozone Industrial Output Books Surprise June Growth (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-17 Europe

U.K. Inflation Slows, but Still a Worry (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-16 Inflation

The US Commerce Department has built a team of people from Goldman Sachs, Blackstone, KKR, and other Wall Street firms to help allocate $39B in chip subsidies (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-16 Wall Street Goldman

China Slashes Rates, Suspends Youth Jobless Data as Economy Signals Sharper Downturn (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-16 China Unemployment

Analysis: the average prices of major ad-free streaming service are up nearly 25% in about a year, as streamers try to push users toward ad-supported tiers (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-16

Wall Street Is Ready to Scoop Up Commercial Real Estate on the Cheap (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-15 Wall Street

Sources: Amazon Devices & Services SVP David Limp, who oversees Alexa, Echo, and more, plans to retire in the coming months; Amazon says he's leaving in 2023 (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-15 Amazon

WSJ News Exclusive | More Americans Are Ending Up Homeless—at a Record Rate. (577,000 Americans are homeless in 2023) (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-15 U.S.

Canada Tests the Limits of Its Liberal Immigration Strategy (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-15 Canada Immigration

What Wall Street's Top Recession Gauge Is Saying Now (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-15 Wall Street

The Economic Losers in the New World Order (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-15

How U.S. and China Are Breaking Up, in Charts (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-14 China U.S.

A look at Amazon One palm scanning tech, being used for payments, age verification, and more at US retailers, stadiums, and other venues, amid privacy concerns (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-13 Amazon

Amazon is removing or reducing packaging to speed up deliveries, cut costs, and meet climate goals, amid concerns that visible products could lead to issues (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-12 Amazon Climate

News Corp Swings to Loss Amid Revenue Drop, Book-Publishing Struggles (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-11

China Relies on U.S., Allies for Hundreds of Products: New research argues countries could use those exports to counter economic pressure from China (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-11 China U.S.

Inflation, and Housing Costs, Are Set to Turn a Corner (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-11 Real Estate Inflation

Colleges Spend Like There's No Tomorrow. ‘These Places Are Just Devouring Money.' (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-11

Sources: Amazon cuts dozens of in-house brands in clothing, furniture, and more to placate regulators and grow profits; Amazon says Basics will remain a focus (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-10 Amazon

Lyft begins serving in-app ads to riders as they wait for rides, when they match with a driver, and during their trips, and plans to add video ads by year-end (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-10

Biden signs an executive order banning US investments in some Chinese companies developing advanced semiconductors and quantum computers, starting in 2024 (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-10 China Quantum

Taiwan's TSMC to Build First European Chip Plant in Germany (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-10 Germany Europe Taiwan

U.S.-Saudi Deal Sets Path to Normalize Kingdom's Ties With Israel (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-10 U.S. Israel

China's July exports sharply declined due to strained Western trade ties. Consumers shifting spending to services. Geopolitical tensions made Western manufacturers reduce reliance on China's supply chain. China faces economic woes from housing market struggles and deflation risks. (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-9 China Real Estate

Lyft reports Q2 revenue up 3% YoY to $1.02B, a net loss of $114.3M, and active riders up 8.2% YoY to 21.49M, its highest levels since the pandemic (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-9

EchoStar co-founder Charlie Ergen strikes a deal to merge Dish and EchoStar, a move aimed at getting the funds for a wireless network to rival AT&T and Verizon (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-9 AT&T

Chinese Exports Fall at Steepest Pace Since February 2020 (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-8 China

The wind industry is in crisis as delays and setbacks mount, with over $30 billion in spending delayed. Rising prices, logistical hiccups, and inflation contribute to the industry's troubles. However, there is long-term potential, with offshore wind projected to provide a quarter of US power by 2050 (www.wsj.com)
2023-8-8 Inflation

Previous Page Next Page