Savings rates suggest U.S. households should be able to maintain their recent pace of consumption even without another round of stimulus. 

Short, strict lockdowns should be considered just one essential tool we can use to live our lives safely in the age of Covid-19.

The market has reacted favorably to Xavier Niel's alternative debt-reduction plan. Management doesn’t seem to be listening.

When the pandemic is over, travel groups should be forced to rethink their dependence on customer prepayments.

Taking Khartoum off the list of terrorism sponsors was the right thing to do; but linking it to the recognition of Israel was not.

In cutting a quarter of its staff, the carrier is surrendering to a budget future.

It’s a delicate balance between margin financing and how many shares you expect to get.

India must allow the ITC conglomerate to break up. Farmers and shareholders will benefit, and maybe even smokers.

Japan's deflation is a warning to other countries with swelling elderly populations

The search giant is accused of the same monopoly violations cited in the browser wars 22 years ago. It’s a losing battle.