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China is said to be a key target of rules motivated by national security. The tech industry calls it overreach.
Higher yields compensate for the higher risk of investing for 10 or 30 years, when it’s hard to predict how that future economy might look.
Longshoremen and employers have a Jan. 15 deadline to avoid another possible strike. Workers fear automation will take their jobs.
Leaders need to develop a safety net that will help displaced workers find good jobs, says senior economics contributor Chris Farrell.
English Premier League fans bet on their favorite teams even against the odds, highlighting the role of emotion rather than rationality.
The Biden administration’s probe into trade practices would open the door to tariffs on Chinese chips and the products that use them.
A now-cancelled policy change by health insurer Anthem stirred controversy, and it’s emblematic of a broader tension between insurers and health care providers.
Plaintiff compensation for pain and suffering is climbing. Insurers question the basis for huge awards and say they have to charge higher rates.
The producer price index calculates price inflation from businesses’ point of view — think labor costs or raw materials prices.
Monthly inflation in November rose by the most in seven months, showing it’s taking longer to tame inflation than expected.
