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The U.S. is forecast to add 275,000 new jobs in September, according to economists polled by The Wall Street Journal. The unemployment rate is expected to stay a 3.7%.

The Moral Rating Agency has published a list of companies that it says are making confusing statements about their involvement with Russia.

Sentiment in the stock market, while low, hasn’t gotten washed out.

Ukraine, the Tesla and SpaceX chief suggested, should declare neutrality, cede any claim to the Crimean Peninsula (annexed unlawfully by Russia in 2014) and assent to a legitimizing rerun of the recent Kremlin-organized referendums in four Ukrainian oblasts to which Vladimir Putin has staked claims.

Levi Strauss & Co. executives on Thursday reduced their expectations for the year as a stronger dollar and weaker economy contributed to a miss on quarterly revenue.

The energy industry and its suppliers should work with other industry’s trade associations to develop clear, cohensive energy policy.

Founders of Gotham City Research and Portsea Asset Management launch new hedge fund to bet against markets after reaping rewards from the failure of Wirecard in 2020, reports say.

Buying an EV is different in many ways from purchasing a gas vehicle. Here’s a look at the key differences and how they change the buying equation.

Berenberg analysts say it’s time to buy A.P. Moeller-Maersk shares, with valuations low and a dividend set for 2022.

Fed Governor Christopher Waller doesn’t have time for complaints that liquidity in the most important financial market, that of U.S. Treasury securities, isn’t deep enough.

The British pub chain reported a pretax profit of 56.7 million pounds ($63.3 million) for the 53 weeks ended July 31, compared with a loss of GBP194.6 million in fiscal 2021.

Germany’s industrial production fell in August as demand for goods moderated and factories grappled with high energy prices and supply bottlenecks.

The poll arrives weeks ahead of the mid-election when abortion policies will be front and center.