Business

After years in which inflation was barely a concern, it has been creeping back up toward its long-term average.

In the National Theater’s adaptation of Stefano Massini’s play, three wondrous actors become multitudes.

JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and PNC all reported another quarter of healthy profits on Friday. Loan growth isn’t keeping up.

SoftBank is turning itself into what is essentially a gigantic, publicly traded venture capital firm run by its founder, Masayoshi Son.

Britain’s mergers regulator has become a potentially big factor in the fight for Sky and for 21st Century Fox, thanks to one of its provisions.

Here’s a reminder of how technology aspirations and competition are at the heart of the battle between the United States and China.

The president has said that Britain’s plan for a soft Brexit mean he’s unlikely to negotiate a new trade deal with the nation.

The pain of a loss tends to be greater than the enjoyment of a win. That has big implications for trade, and also helps explain the politics of health care and taxes.

Johnson & Johnson must pay damages to women who claimed that asbestos in the company’s talcum powder products caused them to develop ovarian cancer.

The decision will make it harder for travelers to complain about mistreatment at airport security. But travelers can still seek criminal charges.