Businesses expected the prices they charge to rise by 3.8% over the coming 12 months, an increase from the 3.7% expected in September.

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Ukraine has ended a pause on Russian refinery attacks and Binance probes what may be the biggest-ever crypto heist.

“This is the first pure-play L.L.M. company to go public, to open its books so we can actually look at the underlying business of this A.I. boom.”

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The day that changed modern China also taught me how to recognize true courage.

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I experienced war’s subterranean future as drones dominate the skies. I didn’t like it.

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A selloff in AI stocks accelerated after a fresh batch of quarterly results, with investors seeking a safe place to park their cash, pushing Treasury yields to multiweek lows.

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Support for Édouard Philippe, the leading candidate from the centrist bloc, has eroded, while his far-right and far-left rivals benefit.

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The media conglomerate’s goodwill alone exceeds its stock-market value.

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The S&P 500 is set for a small gain for the month, despite a slide in some of the tech stocks that led the index to repeated new highs.

A backlash over high prices helped Republicans capture a majority in 2024. Now, it may be the source of the party’s own undoing.

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The leading contenders, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, aren’t substantially different in their approach to Israel’s security or in their opposition to a Palestinian state.

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Factors like inflation, interest rates, A.I. and the war with Iran are far more important, our columnist says.

Italians can’t get enough of “Romanzo Criminale,” a best-selling novel that has been made into a hit film, a bigger hit TV show and now, an opera.

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Locations across the country want to launch electric ferries to cut carbon emissions, but there are challenges to the rollout.

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Ukrainian soldiers are traveling underground through abandoned gas pipes to reach positions near the front. Our correspondent Maria Varenikova joins them on the journey through the kill zone and into positions where troops can spend weeks at a time.

Museums are pitching themselves as date-night destinations — and finding a generation of takers.

Military-involved deaths have roiled a country with an iron-fisted new president — and a history of extrajudicial killings.

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On a three-day hike in Romania, a writer sidesteps the usual Bram Stoker draws and instead discovers medieval villages, ancient forests and rich living history.

Although AI lets us do much more, I feel considerably more tired than before.

We need to keep track of many things happening in parallel and read enormous amounts of generated text. The constant guardrailing, decision making, and context switching overload me.

I am pretty sure most of you are experiencing the same as me, but: Have you found ways of using AI without increasing mental overload?

I would love to hear your tips, but still be relevant in this AI era, so my boss does not fire me.

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Forget California’s billionaire wealth tax. The economist Natasha Sarin believes there are better ways to make billionaires pay up.

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