Ocean freight rates for goods from Asia to Europe have more than doubled over the past four weeks.

The Federal Reserve is facing a bumpy path to tame inflation, which risks staying elevated in coming months should the prices of goods, such as clothing and cars, continue to climb.

Merchandise imports remain elevated, but U.S. exports of services climbed in November to a record $85.7 billion.

India presents great opportunities, but foreign companies would be wise to navigate around these prospective challenges.

Meanwhile, green bonds, whose proceeds can be used only for specific projects, had their second-busiest year ever.

Comerica Inc. will take a charge of $91 million in non-interest income from a similar accounting change tied to the index being discontinued.

Though the BLS's December jobs report shows an increase in job growth and wage gains that exceeded expectations, it is riddled with caveats about the strength of the labor market.

Units of U.S. and European banks are carrying out a "ringfencing" of their operations in China as geopolitical tensions mount.