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CEOs and other corporate executives are acknowledging on calls with investors that they are raising prices simply because they can.

CEOs and other corporate executives are acknowledging on calls with investors that they are raising prices simply because they can.

CEOs and other corporate executives are acknowledging on calls with investors that they are raising prices simply because they can.

CEOs and other corporate executives are acknowledging on calls with investors that they are raising prices simply because they can.

CEOs and other corporate executives are acknowledging on calls with investors that they are raising prices simply because they can.

A debate about the role of corporate pricing on inflation has grown more intense as the election nears and prices stay high.

Economists say lawmakers could pass housing, health care, employment, and antitrust legislation to help Americans cope with rising prices.

Jerome Powell has for years enjoyed something rare in a politically divided Washington: widespread popularity. But the applause could soon stop.

Jerome H. Powell, who is well liked across the political spectrum, is presiding over the fastest interest rate increases in generations, with another one expected this week.

Despite the evidence of price gouging, Joe Biden has so far declined to endorse a windfall profits tax, opting instead to demand voluntary action from fossil fuel executives. By Jake Johnson Common Dreams ExxonMobil and Chevron, the largest oil companies in the United States, posted respec