Economy

4 New Year’s Resolutions for the World

By Astha Rajvanshi

2022: A Year In Review

By Jenna Caldwell and Andrew D. Johnson

When Will Interest Rates Stop Rising? Now Would Be Good

By J. Bradford Delong

Holiday Shoppers Are Cutting Back. And That’s a Bad Sign For the Economy

By Nik Popli
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2023 Will Be a Year of Worker Strikes

Labor conflicts will affect everything you do in 2023, from Amazon orders to your favorite Netflix show.

By Alana Semuels

How to Prepare for a Recession

Here are five steps that financial experts recommend to prepare for a recession.

By Anna-Louise Jackson

The Leaders Financing the Planet's Future

In 2022, political, financial, and corporate leaders around the world grappled with the urgent need to find the green to go green.

By Justin Worland

Too Hot to Build

Mega construction projects like Qatar's $6.5 billion World Cup build-out may not be possible in our climate future

By Aryn Baker

Britain Is Embracing Austerity 2.0

Finance minister Jeremy Hunt announced billions in spending cuts and tax rises on Thursday.

By Yasmeen Serhan/London

Senators Demand Answers on Sugar Merger

Senators Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker want to know how a USDA sugar analyst helped pave the way for a merger the Biden administration was trying to stop.

By Eric Cortellessa

The Cure for Inflation Means More Pain for Renters

The rising cost of housing is helping to drive inflation, but raising interest rates is exacerbating that problem

By Alana Semuels

These Startups Want to Be the ‘Amazon of Weed’

The legal marijuana industry in the U.S. could be wildly profitable, although startups face complex regulations.

By Nik Popli

The Best Paid Remote Jobs and How to Get Them

Here are some of the best-paid fully-remote jobs in the U.S. and how to get them

By Armani Syed

How Raising Interest Rates Helps Fight Inflation

Why Fed Chair Jerome Powell just raised interest rates, again.

By Nik Popli

What to Know About Biden's Crackdown on 'Junk' Fees

Banks, airlines, cable companies, and more could be stopped from charging certain extra fees

By Megan McCluskey

Fact Checking Politicians' Inflation Claims

As Election Day nears, both Republicans and Democrats are talking more about inflation, and placing the blame for it on their opponents.

By Alana Semuels

Think the Energy Crisis Is Bad? Wait Until Next Winter

Europe and the world will make it through this winter but next winter is shaping up to be an energy emergency without any good solutions

By Suriya Jayanti

The Global War for Young Talent Will Shape the Future

Successful countries in the future will be distinguished by one thing: Importing young people

By Parag Khanna

Booker Prize Winner Shehan Karunatilaka on Literature and Sri Lanka's Ongoing Crises

TIME speaks with the Sri Lankan author after he won the prestigious Booker Prize on Monday.

By Armani Syed

America Needs More Men Working in Health Care and Education

The gender desegregation of the labor market has so far been almost entirely one-way. That needs to change

By Richard V. Reeves
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