Amazon's 'Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power' Draws More Than 25 Million Viewers The premiere of the high-price series marked biggest debut in the history of the streaming service, Amazon said.
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Europe Girds for Energy Market Turbulence After Russian Gas Cut
Europe Girds for Energy Market Turbulence After Russian Gas Cut Governments in Sweden and Finland announced billions of dollars in guarantees over the weekend to keep power markets functioning.
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U.K. Home Builders in $3.2 Billion Merger Talks
U.K. Home Builders in $3.2 Billion Merger Talks Countryside Partnerships and Vistry Group are nearing a deal to form a $3.2 billion residential developer, representing a win for activist investor Browning West.
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British Pound Falls to Lowest Level Since 1985 as U.K. Economic Pain Mounts
British Pound Falls to Lowest Level Since 1985 as U.K. Economic Pain Mounts Investors see increased odds that the pound will tumble below parity with the dollar, something that hasn’t happened in their more than 200-year trading history
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How to Handle Required Withdrawals From Retirement Accounts
How to Handle Required Withdrawals From Retirement Accounts Here are some helpful tips on taking out the funds that the rules require.
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U.S.-Stock Funds Are Down 17.3% So Far in 2022
U.S.-Stock Funds Are Down 17.3% So Far in 2022 Monthly Monitor: After a weak end to August, stock funds are unlikely to be able to close the year in positive territory.
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Profit From America's Healthcare Bloat
Profit From America's Healthcare Bloat Everyone in the U.S. healthcare system has an incentive to make you consume as much healthcare as possible—but the model is starting to change, creating opportunities.
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Inflation Tests Tide Maker's Laundry-Detergent Dominance
Inflation Tests Tide Maker's Laundry-Detergent Dominance Procter & Gamble has the largest share of the U.S. premium-detergent category, though more consumers are showing interest in cheaper options.
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Music Festivals Hit Harder Times in Crowded Concert Market
Music Festivals Hit Harder Times in Crowded Concert Market Fans are becoming choosier, and costs are rising for promoters because of Covid-19, inflation, labor shortages and supply issues. “Festivals are a petri dish of the economy on the whole—travel, transport, food.”
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A Slowing China Helps Rein In Inflation Around the World
A Slowing China Helps Rein In Inflation Around the World China is a key factor in falling costs for energy and commodities, but domestic factors are still keeping U.S. inflation high.