China’s economic doldrums could upset the global oil market. Plus, a dockworker strike could snag supply chains and flight attendants dislike delays as much as you do.
With the Fed set to cut interest rates, the dollar is losing a bit of its shine with foreign investors
by Stephanie Hughes
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That could be good news for U.S. exporters, though.
China slows down growth in global oil demand
by Elizabeth Trovall
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A softening real estate market and the growing popularity of electric vehicles have contributed to a drop in oil consumption.
Voters in four states will decide bond issues this fall. Here’s why most of them will likely pass.
by Caleigh Wells
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For one thing, issuing bonds is more popular than raising taxes.
An East Coast port strike could coincide with holiday shipping and shopping
by Savannah Peters
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Bargaining over pay and automation has stalled, causing a possible work stoppage. Big retailers may have an edge if supply chain woes return.
What actually happens once the Fed announces an interest rate cut
by Justin Ho
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The Federal Reserve is likely to cut rates when it meets this week. Once Fed officials announce a rate cut, the gears of monetary policy start turning.
The connection between flight delays and cabin crews’ pay
by Kai Ryssdal and Sarah Leeson
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Delayed flights aren’t just a hassle for flyers but also for flight attendants, explains Whizy Kim of Vox.
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