Inflation has become a pivotal issue in President Biden’s bid for re-election, with Americans exasperated that average prices are still about 19 percent higher than they were when he took office.
By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER
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The company filed for bankruptcy in November and is attempting to restructure its debts.
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
|The employment numbers suggest the economy is shrugging off the highest interest rates in two decades.
By PAUL WISEMAN
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Banks in America and Japan are expecting some of their office real estate loans not to pay off.
By RUSSELL PAYNE
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It’s unclear how the liquidation order will affect China’s financial system, but the collapse will hurt some families who invested their life savings.
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
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There is growing optimism that the Federal Reserve is on track to deliver a rare ‘soft landing’ — raising borrowing rates enough to cool growth, hiring, and inflation yet not so much as to send the economy into a tailspin.
By PAUL WISEMAN
|Inflation has become a pivotal issue in President Biden’s bid for re-election, with Americans exasperated that average prices are still about 19 percent higher than they were when he took office.
By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER
|The company filed for bankruptcy in November and is attempting to restructure its debts.
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
|
The employment numbers suggest the economy is shrugging off the highest interest rates in two decades.
By PAUL WISEMAN
|Banks in America and Japan are expecting some of their office real estate loans not to pay off.
By RUSSELL PAYNE
|It’s unclear how the liquidation order will affect China’s financial system, but the collapse will hurt some families who invested their life savings.
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
|There is growing optimism that the Federal Reserve is on track to deliver a rare ‘soft landing’ — raising borrowing rates enough to cool growth, hiring, and inflation yet not so much as to send the economy into a tailspin.
By PAUL WISEMAN
|Tuesday, January 13, 2026
