U.S. Stocks Waver After Tech-Led Selloff 

Stock benchmarks inched higher, regaining some ground after selling off sharply in the previous session. Gas prices in Europe jumped after Russia cut off some supplies.

Russia Stops Gas Flow to Poland and Bulgaria, Deepening Economic Conflict With Europe

European officials denounced the move, which threatens the continent's energy supply, as blackmail by Russia.

As the 'Greenest' Stocks Rise in Price, Some ESG Fund Managers Look Elsewhere

They are instead putting their money in companies that are still working on their ESG credentials.

India's Biggest-Ever IPO is Back but Smaller

State-owned Life Insurance Corp. of India hopes to raise as much as $2.7 billion for a 3.5% stake through the delayed deal.

Carbon Credits Are the New Canadian Gold Rush

Startups that sell carbon credits are the next big thing to hit Canada's stock markets, which have long attracted risky companies from volatile cannabis producers to dodgy mining companies.

New Era of Supply Shocks Risks Years of Inflation

War, sanctions, export controls and natural disasters all threaten commodity supply chains.

Russia Suffers Another Fire at a Supply Depot as Its Ukraine Offensive Pushes West

The blaze near Belgorod, around 15 miles from the Ukrainian border, was the latest in a series of incidents to afflict Russian military facilities in regions adjacent to Ukraine in recent weeks that could pressure supply lines to Russian forces.

Brazil's Central Bank Intensifies Battle Against Sky-High Borrowing Costs

A 20% annual rate on a credit card might seem usurious to an American consumer, but Brazilian cardholders face an average annual percentage rate of 346% on their plastic.

German Consumer Morale Seen Dropping to Record Low

Consumer confidence in Germany is set to fall to a historic low in May, according to GfK, as inflation and the war in Ukraine weigh heavily on households' expectations about the economy and personal finances.