US Business

Hits such as “Top Gun: Maverick” and “Jurassic World Dominion” have shown this summer that audiences will return to the auditorium for films they want to see. And studio chiefs are seeking to capitalize on the big screen now that people are embracing prepandemic experiences.

Medicare will negotiate some drug costs and cap seniors’ prescription payments under the Inflation Reduction Act that passed in the House.

The $42 billion broadband plan, part of the $1 trillion infrastructure bill signed by President Biden last November, is delayed by a lack of accurate maps showing gaps in service.

The supply of available workers is headed in the wrong direction as the Federal Reserve strives to cool the labor market and bring down high inflation.

GDP figures offer a fresh indication that the British economy is struggling under the weight of soaring gas bills and rising interest rates, with the Bank of England projecting a lengthy recession.

Adam Smith’s invisible hand has been replaced by a muscular government arm, in which Washington uses tax credits, spending programs and other tools to nudge a market-driven economy.

U.S. consumer sentiment rose in early August, continuing its climb from a record low earlier this summer, the University of Michigan said.

The ultracompetitive U.S. market is prompting streaming services to seek new ways to find subscribers.

Americans are splurging on summer travel and entertainment, putting their money toward experiences outside of the homes where they spent the early years of the pandemic.

The lingerie retailer hopes to reverse decades of marketing that showcased provocative images of supermodels. Many shoppers aren’t aware of the changes.