The Bottom Line

By hitting Moscow’s most important sectors, new US legislation would pile on enormous pressure

Younger workers, foreseeing the fall of horse-drawn carriages, began to shun the job, creating expected obsolescence

Distorted by partisan passion and rising inequality, they reflect popular frustrations, not overall growth

The US has countries suspicious of it in every continent, not just in its own backyard

Inflation is still above the central bank’s 2% target

The football association is squeezing more revenue from eyeballs

The tech MNC’s stock has gyrated this year, both plunging and soaring by historic amounts

The US is offering US$1,000 to fund investment accounts for children born during the president’s second term

Corporations should treat volatility as a given