Stock Market and Bitcoin Flirt With Records: Live Business News
Erin Woo Good morning from San Jose! Daniel Edlin is back on the stand. We’re still expecting former Pfizer diagnostics director Shane Weber next. Erin Woo We’re breaking for the day. I’ll be back tomorrow at 9 a.m. for more of Edlin’s cross-examination. Erin Woo Downey asks Edlin a series of questions around More...
OSHA, citing Covid failures, moves to strip three states of workplace safety authority.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration said Tuesday that it was taking steps that could strip three states — Arizona, South Carolina and Utah — of their authority to regulate workplace safety, More...
When will oil prices peak? Traders and analysts are rethinking their forecasts.
Oil prices are at seven-year highs, with the cost of West Texas Intermediate crude, the United States benchmark, up 70 percent this year, at more than $80 per barrel. It’s part of a global energy crunch that More...
What Joe Manchin Wants the Domestic Policy Bill to Look Like
WASHINGTON — If Senator Joe Manchin III of West Virginia ruled the world, Democrats’ marquee domestic policy bill would look much different than what President Biden and top Democrats have proposed. And More...
Business Live Updates: Foxconn, Goldman Sachs and Stock Market News
ImageFoxconn presented its Model E electric vehicle, a luxury sedan, in Taipei, Taiwan, on Monday. The company is working with start-ups including Fisker and Lordstown Motors to help develop and mass-produce More...
Concerns About Diversity as Black Staff Members Leave Congress
Congress pays its interns, but more than two-thirds were white in 2019, according to a report by Pay Our Interns, a nonprofit that advocates paid internships nationwide. But fellowships, which seek more experienced More...
The Week in Business: Workers Flex Their Muscles
What’s Up? (Oct. 10-16) Workers Find Leverage More employees quit their jobs in August than in any month in the last two decades, the Labor Department reported on Tuesday. As many businesses struggle to hire, More...
Can Fortescue’s Andrew Forrest, a Carbon-Emitting Iron Ore Tycoon, Save the Planet?
The group’s design, secret until now, recently received provisional patents. That burst of innovation — and the pace of improvement at Fortescue and elsewhere — is one of many factors bolstering Dr. Forrest’s More...
David F. Kennedy, Whose Ad Agency Put Nike on the Map, Dies at 82
He also served six years in the Marine Corps reserves. Mr. Kennedy met Kathleen Murphy in 1961 in Colorado through a fraternity brother who was dating her sister. They married in 1963, moved to Chicago and had More...
Toyota will cut production in November 15 percent amid chip shortages.
ImageA Toyota production line in Onnaing, France.Credit…Michel Spingler/Associated Press The Japanese automaker Toyota said on Friday that it would cut November production targets at home and abroad More...