For More Americans, One Job Isn't Enough
The job market is softening, but more Americans are holding down multiple jobs. That speaks to both rising living costs and a bountiful market for gig-economy work.
The job market is softening, but more Americans are holding down multiple jobs. That speaks to both rising living costs and a bountiful market for gig-economy work.
State, federal and industry requirements aim to protect the U.S. from hackers but complicate compliance.
Floundering low-cost carriers are trying to appeal to higher spenders—but pivoting away from a no-frills brand comes with perils.
Weakening oil prices jeopardized OPEC+’s plans to gradually reintroduce some barrels into the market as the group seeks to maintain a higher price floor.
Base metals rose, rebounding across the sector after a sell-off prompted by a stronger dollar weighed on investor appetite.
Nokia shares lost some of the previous sessions’ gains, after the Finnish telecommunications company denied a report that it was selling its mobile-networks business.
The European gas market is grappling with a series of supply concerns despite ample inventories cushioning risks ahead of the winter, according to analysts.
The decline in the eurozone’s inflation rate is welcome news, but the headline measure of price rises understates the scale of the problem facing policy makers, European Central Bank board member Isabel Schnabel said.
The network would help Japan monitor an increased Chinese presence in the air and sea around its islands without having to rely on the U.S.
A documentary focuses on the skilled goal keeper, whose unfiltered style and fight for pay equity led to backlash and perhaps even her termination.
The dollar traded steady after rising on Thursday following better-than-expected U.S. economic growth data, as investors awaited the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of inflation.
Inflation eased in France this month, taking it below the European Central Bank’s target as energy prices lost pace.
Eurozone government bond yields remained stuck in their recent ranges, but key U.S. economic data next week could inject new volatility ahead of key central bank meetings, Barclays said.
As the company pushes the chip-making envelope, manufacturing hurdles are causing delays and higher costs.
Apple and Nvidia are in talks to invest in OpenAI, a move that would strengthen their ties to a partner integral to their efforts in the artificial-intelligence race.
Tyson Foods said that John R. Tyson, the son of its chairman, will step down as the meatpacker’s finance chief, but remain at the company on health-related leave.
Dollar General shares dived 32% after the country’s largest dollar-store operator slashed its outlook for the year in a bleak sign for its turnaround and its core customers.
China said it would temporarily refrain from dumping measures against brandy imported from the EU, alleviating a major concern about the potential impact on sales in a key market.
The FAA temporarily blocked SpaceX from launching its mainstay rocket after a failed landing, further delaying a mission that would feature the first commercial-astronaut spacewalk.
Shares of Birkenstock fell after the German footwear firm’s profitability slipped on steep investments and an unfavorable sales mix.
Harris said her values were unchanged on key issues such as climate change and immigration despite shifting policy stances, as she and her running mate, Tim Walz, sat for their first major television interview of their 2024 campaign.
Kamala Harris has stepped out of the shadow of her role as the Biden administration vice president and has established herself as a candidate whom voters view largely in positive terms, giving her a narrow lead in the presidential election against Donald Trump, a new Wall Street Journal poll found.
Iran has continued to expand its stockpile of near weapons-grade uranium in recent months, a confidential report from the United Nations’ atomic agency said.
China’s leader used a meeting with the U.S. national-security adviser to push for stability in bilateral ties, seeking to define the relationship in ways that favor Beijing.
An FBI internal watchdog said the bureau continues to make the same kinds of serious errors in child sex-abuse cases revealed by the Nassar scandal, with law-enforcement inaction exposing minors to prolonged abuse.