Articles by Erin Slifka

The dollar’s broad-based surge is handing foreign producers an advantage in selling into the U.S., while U.S.-made goods become more expensive for foreign buyers.

The potential resurrection of the big gun shows how the war in Ukraine could reshape the global arms industry.

The strong U.S. labor market lost momentum in September as high inflation and rising interest rates weighed on the economy.

Moderating pay increases could ease pressure on inflation, helping the Federal Reserve.

Officials are trying to prevent wage pressures from sustaining higher inflation.

The world’s richest man saw his rocket company ferry astronauts to space, his car company disappoint Wall Street, and he once again offered to buy one of his favorite messaging tools.

Rapid rate increases provide less time for central bankers to study their economic effects.

Auto maker says improperly installed fastener could cause a loss of steering control.

Memory chips provide a key barometer of health for the semiconductor industry, which is reckoning with a sudden shift from pandemic strength to an abrupt drop-off in demand.

Under the new rules, chip manufacturers must obtain a license from the Commerce Department to export advanced semiconductors and chip-making equipment.