Energy shortages in China, the United Kingdom and Europe are causing significant disruptions.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell testified before senators Tuesday.

The annual Women in the Workplace report finds American women are more burned out than they were a year ago.

Investors are worried an Evergrande debt default could send shock waves through the Chinese and global economies.

The latest data from the United States Department of Commerce and the Labor Department paint a nuanced picture.

Will Chinese authorities allow Evergrande’s creditors to suffer major losses, or intervene in some way?

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Powell said that a decision to taper off asset purchases doesn’t mean the Fed will simultaneously raise interest rates.

US Department of Labor data showed initial claims for jobless aid fell to their lowest level since March 14, 2020.

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