“The specter of a recession in the U.S., as well as in Europe, is receding,” Maersk CEO Vincent Clerc told Barron's.

Details on how the Biden administration will evaluate requests for the semiconductor incentives were released by the Commerce Department.

A quick pivot and a little luck helped Europe get through the first year of Russia's war in Ukraine. Olga Khakova writes on what comes next.

Russia's invasion has lowered global growth and upended energy markets. What comes next might not be an improvement.

While Chinese stocks are up by nearly half over the past three months, some investors aren't rushing to buy.

Like crude-oil sanctions in December, price caps haven’t upended the oil markets. Some of that is by design.

The Netherlands is a crucial part of the semiconductor supply chain. Bringing it on board the chip ban could take years, writes Emily Benson.

The country's stocks are up 50% since officials eased Covid restrictions. Alibaba, Yum China, and other names stand to gain.

China’s growing influence over the world’s seaports is a geopolitical risk hidden in plain sight, write Leonard Lane and Christopher S. Tang.

The possibility of the U.S. missing payments in 2011 rattled investors, consumers, and business owners.

Work rules in Nafta and its successor could help with North America’s labor shortages. But Washington isn’t interested, Edward Alden writes.

A major gathering on trans-Atlantic tech cooperation turned into a reality check over the issue, writes Justin Sherman.

Russia is no longer the No. 1 oil exporter. But it’s making more than enough revenue to get by, Christopher Weafer writes.

The U.S. and other consuming nations have gained a strong voice in oil prices. What it could mean for the industry.

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