Global Markets

Consumer prices excluding food and energy rose at a 3.3% annualized rate in the final three months of 2023.

Despite a favorable pullback in inflation, Federal Reserve policymakers are in no rush to lower rates.

The Justice Department and FTC expect companies to "preserve and produce any and all responsive documents, including data from ephemeral messaging applications designed to hide evidence."

Here's what lies ahead for corporate treasurers over the course of the year—and what they should be doing now to prepare.

While inflation is mostly retreating around the world, soaring shipping costs and a jump in oil prices are stoking worries about a revival of cost pressures.

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

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

Falling gas prices seem to have enabled consumers to spend more as they kicked off the holiday shopping season.