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If the Fed had to set its inflation target today, it would choose 3% or 4%, rather than 2%, but "it is very difficult to change a target when you have missed it for so long. ... The minute you do that, your credibility is hit even harder."

Today's news keeps pressure on the Fed for more rate hikes.

This year, legal and business risks will be heightened for companies with international supply and distribution chains, especially those operating in highly regulated industries.

In light of the Labor Department's proposed rule on employee classification, employers need to analyze whether workers are economically dependent on the employer for work.

Sometimes, it seems the IRS always prevails over the little guy. But this CIC Services case establishes a new direction for successful lawsuits against the agency.

Forty-nine GOP senators, as well as Sen. Joe Manchin, plan to reintroduce a resolution attempting to block enforcement of the DOL's new ESG regulation for retirement plans, which took effect Monday.

"We think we are going to need to do further rate increases. The labor market is extraordinarily strong," Powell said Tuesday.

That's a real possibility, according to some employment attorneys and regulatory experts, with the push potentially coming from state attorneys general rather than the federal government.