Phoebe Sedgman
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Second Whistleblower Who Raised Boeing Jet Safety Concerns Dies
Josh Dean, a former quality auditor at a Boeing Co. supplier who raised concerns about the safety of the 737 Max jet, has died.
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Fast Fashion Report Cards Show What’s Really In Your Clothes
Consumers’ drive for quantity over quality is transforming the world’s textile industry, sparking an almost doubling in global fiber production over the past two decades.
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Fast Fashion Report Cards Show What’s Really In Your Clothes
Consumers’ drive for quantity over quality is transforming the world’s textile industry, sparking an almost doubling in global fiber production over the past two decades.
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Shanghai Virus Outbreak Persists, Shandong Infections Jump
Shanghai reported more coronavirus cases, with concerns that persistent transmission fueling fears China’s financial hub may ramp up movement restrictions, while cases flared in the eastern province of Shandong.
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Overflowing Hong Kong Hospitals Forced to Put Covid Beds Outside
Hong Kong hospitals are treating patients outside as a record surge in coronavirus cases pushes facilities beyond capacity.
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Gold Holds Advance With Omicron, Monetary Policy Looming Large
Gold held an advance as the dollar weakened, while silver got a boost from signs of an improving U.S. economy.
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China’s Ganfeng Wins Deal to Supply Tesla With Lithium Products
China’s Ganfeng Wins Deal to Supply Tesla With Lithium Products
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China Looks to More Export Tariffs to Tame Booming Steel Sector
China is considering imposing more tariffs on steel exports to cap domestic production and tame the surging prices.
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China Can Easily Cut Off More of Australia’s Commodities Exports
Australia is bracing for further disruptions to its commodities sector amid tensions with Beijing.
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Gold Traders Issue Largest Delivery Notice on Record at Comex
While millions of ounces of gold trade on the futures market every day, typically only a tiny fraction of that goes to delivery.
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Gold Sags as ‘Mind-Blowing’ Unemployment Rate Curbs Haven Demand
After climbing to a seven-year high in April, bullion’s haven appeal has weakened as more economies reopen awash with stimulus.
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Safe Havens Shine as Spreading Virus Spurs Rush to Buy Gold
Gold jumped as the spread of the coronavirus globally spurred demand for haven assets.
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Here’s How Wildfires Will Impact What Australians Eat and Wear
Here’s How Wildfires Will Impact What Australians Eat and Wear
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Mexico's Metals Hit With U.S. Tariff Two Weeks After Reprieve
Mexico's Metals Hit With U.S. Tariff Two Weeks After Reprieve
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Teck Warns Earnings Will Be ‘Significantly’ Below Consensus
Teck Warns Earnings Will Be ‘Significantly’ Below Consensus
