Rising Food and Energy Costs Drive Market Volatility, Consumer Stock Declines
Soaring beef and fertilizer prices strain food companies and consumers as small-cap stocks enter correction territory amid broader market weakness.
Soaring beef and fertilizer prices strain food companies and consumers as small-cap stocks enter correction territory amid broader market weakness.
Leon Botstein's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein faces scrutiny while French probe targets Rothschild bank over former diplomat's Epstein connections.

Amazon will hold its annual Prime Day shopping event from June 23-26, extending the sale to four days.

Stock markets gained ground last week while Federal Reserve policy changes and war-related inflation pressures remain key economic topics.
JetBlue Airways has retained financial advisers to explore potential sale options, including a possible acquisition by a rival airline.

Gold prices head for their biggest monthly drop since 2006 as European inflation rises and German growth forecasts are cut.

The US government is paving the way for private credit and alternative investments to enter retirement plans while firms launch new products for affluent investors.

The Federal Communications Commission approved Nexstar Media Group's $6.2 billion merger with Tegna, creating the nation's largest local TV station operator.

A 24-year-old Scottish man admitted to participating in a scheme that defrauded at least a dozen U.S. companies and their employees of $8 million in virtual currency.
British mortgage rates have climbed above 5% for the first time since August as lenders respond to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
Lululemon is asking shareholders to vote against founder Chip Wilson's proxy fight after talks between the company and Wilson broke down.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the U.S. will implement a 15% global tariff rate this week, with rates expected to return to previous levels within five months.

Increasing oil prices are generating concerns among U.S. stock market investors and potentially affecting economic policy benefits.

Miami-Dade county officials agreed to pay HRP Group over twice the market price for Fisher Island land to protect a fuel depot serving the cruise industry.

Volkswagen reported a 4% decline in first-quarter vehicle deliveries, driven by weak demand in China and the United States.
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