Black Americans Are Much More Likely to Face Tax Audits, Study Finds
A new report documents systemic discrimination in how the I.R.S. selects taxpayers to be audited, with implications for a debate on the agency’s funding
Superman Is Driving DC Studios’ New Strategy
The yet-to-be-cast “Superman: Legacy” will begin a story that will unfold across at least 10 interconnected movies and TV shows and include Batman, Swamp Thing and others.
Adani Enterprises Raises $2.5 Billion in Tricky Share Offering
Gautam Adani’s conglomerate managed to raise fresh funds despite market turmoil looming over the move.
Republicans Are Calling for Spending Cuts. Their Proposals Are Elusive.
A renewed focus on fiscal restraint in the debt limit standoff with Democrats poses its own political risks.
Biden Demands Details on Budget Cuts From McCarthy
Ahead of a meeting at the White House on Wednesday, administration officials demanded that Republicans commit to avoiding a default on federal debt.
New Medicare Rule Aims to Take Back $4.7 Billion From Insurers
The government plans to aggressively audit Medicare Advantage plans for overbilling but may face lawsuits.
Gautam Adani Lost $36 Billion in Days. Who Is He, and What Happened?
Gautam Adani is facing perhaps his biggest challenge yet as a small U.S. investment firm accuses his Indian conglomerate of fraud and stock manipulation.
Why Stripe Is Raising Money at a Lower Valuation
Stripe’s plan to raise billions at a lower valuation underlines the challenges facing start-ups seeking money as the market for new listings stays shut.
U.S. Wages Grew More Slowly Than Expected Late Last Year
The Employment Cost Index, which Federal Reserve officials watch closely as a gauge of pay trends, is picking up more slowly.
Europe’s Economy Edges Higher, Heading Off Forecasts of Recession
The eurozone economy grew 0.1 percent late last year, a reflection of modestly rising optimism as energy prices have eased, but risks remain.