Inflation is having a mixed impact on Q1 profit margin estimates of the companies that are part of the S&P 500 index.
The FOMC will meet Wednesday to determine how aggressively the Fed will pursue interest rate hikes in light of rising inflation and the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
The West’s sanctions against Russia have been swift, united, and effective, creating both internal and external problems for Beijing.
Economists continue to raise concerns that a recession is imminent as low-income Americans run out of discretionary income to spend.
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Apple has had a simple business strategy: release several models of high-priced iPhones to market to affluent global consumers.
Rising inflation worldwide undermines consumer spending, the most significant component of every country’s Gross Domestic Product, and raises serious concerns among economists about the fate of the economic recovery from the pandemic recession.
Sri Lanka is beginning to feel the pain from China's debt trap, which will take it to a place it doesn't want to be: knocking on the International Monetary Fund's door.
China is beginning to take a more active role in promoting a solution to the Russian-Ukraine conflict, calling for Europe to negotiate a deal directly with Russia.
The current economy is showing signs of repeating a pattern from the 1970s.
Amazon and Walmart should watch out for Best Buy’s rollout of the TotalTech premium loyalty program, which helped the electronics retailer win customers during the holiday season.
One week ago, the Philippines did what's right. It voted in favor of a UN resolution that condemned Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Now, its president, Rodrigo Duterte, wants the county to stay neutral on the war, a position China has taken all along.
Occidental Petroleum's Economic Value Added rate has been on the negative side in recent years.
Low-income countries like Nigeria, Kenya, and the Philippines had a hunger problem before the Russia and Ukraine war due to food inflation. Unfortunately, the war will make matters worse.
China won't let a crisis go wasted. With the world preoccupied with the Russian-Ukraine war, Beijing is stepping up its campaign to dominate the South China Sea. This time around, by carrying out military drills in the South China Sea between the southern province of Hainan and Vietnam, testing Hanoi's sovereignty in this area.
Low-income Americans suffer when there is a jump in prices for basic goods and services.
Growing economic ties between the two countries bring Moscow closer to Beijing, ready to promote its agenda in the Taiwan Strait and the South China Sea.
Salesforce has a problem.
The strong jobs report comes against the background of spiking food and energy inflation, which is made worse by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
China is raising alarms over a possible nuclear agreement deal between the U.S. and Japan.
Target's new approach to retail is paying big dividends.
Using bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to fill the void created by the absence of SWIFT won't be easy.
Macy's is coming back, shaking off several challenges competition from online retailers and the pandemic brought its way.
The Russia-Ukraine crisis provides another reason for European oil dependency.
Lower bond yields coupled with expectations for a less hawkish Fed turned the risk-on trade again, and helped U.S. stocks stage substantial gains led by banks, technology, and small caps.
Sanctions won't have any meaningful impact on Russia's economy, as China stands by to help its "ally" cope with the consequences.
Personal spending rose 2.1% in January, up from 0.8% in the previous months and ahead of market forecasts of 1.5%.
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The United States is experiencing strong economic recovery from the pandemic, but that is now being overshadowed by events abroad.
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