China Sets Aside Push to Spread Wealth in Pivotal Year for Xi
Xi Jinping’s rhetoric about redistributing wealth was aimed partly at drumming up public support. But it unnerved entrepreneurs and posed a drag on growth.
Sri Lanka stops debt payments as economic crisis deepens.
The government seeks to ease financial pressure as foreign reserves plummet and prices for essential goods soar.
Yelp Will Pay for Employees to Travel for Abortion Access
The company has relatively few workers in Texas, which has the most restrictive abortion law.
Prices were 8.5% higher in March than a year earlier.
Economists expect the rate to moderate in the months ahead, but the Ukraine war and a coronavirus surge in China could complicate that prospect.
S&P Global Places Russia in ‘Selective Default’
Russia was unable to use dollars held in American banks to make a payment of about $650 million on its debt. It used rubles instead.
Staying the Course May Be the Key to Wartime Investing
Experts say investors should resist the urge to make drastic changes to their portfolios because of global turmoil.
The Home Cooks (and Start-Ups) Betting on Prepared Meals
Tens of billions of dollars are being spent on what, where and how consumers will eat in the coming years. Laws and regulations aren’t always keeping up.
Elon Musk Will Not Join Twitter’s Board, Company Says
The announcement reverses a decision last week, when Twitter said Mr. Musk would become a board member after amassing a 9.2 percent stake in the company.
New Era Begins at Warner Bros., Back Toward Its Entertainment Roots
With a new owner, the 99-year-old movie studio appears headed back to its traditional sweet spot as an entertainment company. But the business of Hollywood is no longer the same.
Who Is MacKenzie Scott?
Three decades after worrying about making rent, she is now giving away billions — all while trying to keep herself out of the spotlight.
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