At JPMorgan and Bank of America, staffing increased by 1.7% from three months ago, while at Citi it rose by 0.8%. Wells Fargo, meanwhile, shed jobs

Western sanctions, falling prices for Russian fossil fuels and strategic miscalculations are hurting the country’s oil-and-gas industry while the war in Ukraine is poised to stretch into a second year. Ultimately, the strain will erode Moscow’s status as an energy superpower, according to analysts and former energy officials and executives.

At Davos, Palantir chief executive Alex Karp said the software company expects to expand while still preparing for political and economic upheaval.

The extreme cold that hit the U.S. in December is likely to factor in the rail sector’s fourth-quarter results

Founders of Three Arrows Capital, a crypto hedge fund whose bankruptcy in June resulted in potentially billions of losses for investors and creditors, are seeking to raise up to $25 million for their new business.

Alan Jope, head of consumer goods giant Unilever says the company has had to push through more price increases.

Apple Inc. is upgrading its MacBook Pro laptop to feature faster chips, the consumer-electronics giant announced Tuesday

The debt snowball method pays off the smallest balance first, while the avalanche tackles the most expensive debt first.

Pro-growth government measures and pent-up consumer demand could help the economy expand 6% in 2023, experts say.