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Supplier Prices Fell in March
The producer-price index, which generally reflects supply conditions across the economy, fell 0.5% in March from the prior month. Source link
Food Prices Are New Inflation Threat for Governments and Central Banks
Economy The Outlook With food commodity prices down, widening profit margins might explain why consumers are paying more Source link
Apartment-Building Sales Drop the Most in 14 Years
Interest-rate increases and banking turmoil push down demand for multifamily buildings. Source link
Lithium Prices Are Down, Cheaper Batteries and EVs Could Follow
Markets Commodities Key ingredient in batteries has fallen more than 30% after big rally Source link
Ford Raises Price Again on Electric F-150 Lightning Truck
Business Autos & Transportation Autos Industry Auto maker resumes full production of the truck after addressing a battery issue Source link
Musk's Change to Twitter's Blue Check Mark Angers Celebrities
William Shatner, Jason Alexander and Monica Lewinsky criticize move to tie a social-media status symbol to platform subscriptions. Source link
Binance Sees $2 Billion in Outflows as Troubles Compound
In a tumultuous few days, the crypto giant raised fees, suffered software issues and faced a regulator lawsuit. Source link
Drug Middlemen Accused of Price Fixing by Ohio Attorney General
The state’s lawsuit alleged certain pharmacy-benefit managers shared drug pricing and other information to gain leverage during rebate negotiations with pharmaceutical companies. Source link
America’s Housing Markets: Home Prices Fall in the West and Rise in the East
In an unusual pattern, the 12 major housing markets west of Texas, plus Austin, saw home prices fall in January, while the opposite happened in
Social Media Platforms Are Asking Users for Money. They Probably Don’t Mean You.
Social-media companies are finally asking users to pay up. It isn’t personal—it’s strictly business. As of last month, the option to pay for Facebook’s new