The highest price in nine years is not indicative of a new supercycle.
BloombergOpinion
Merger talks between ClassPass and Mindbody are a bet on a gym revival, but Peloton’s continued strength suggests many won’t return.
New York lost its 27th Congress member after the latest U.S. census. A dose of randomness could have given it a fairer chance to hold on.
The German lender’s sale of the riskiest type of debt has attracted lots of interest. That’s a clear sign of confidence in Europe’s post-pandemic recovery.
Technology & Ideas
Allowing him to return would have only been a reminder of the company's poor policing of its platform and the limited powers of its Oversight Board.
Why America’s Population Advantage Has Evaporated
There are good and bad reasons, but they all add up to a grim economic future, especially for younger people.
The Race for Libor’s Replacement Is Too Close to Call
The interest-rate benchmark’s heir apparent, SOFR, has weaknesses that others are trying to exploit.
The Easy Part of the Economic Recovery Is Behind Us
This is as good as it gets. Now investors will turn their attention to other questions looming over the markets.
Editorials
The Editors
Europe’s Failed Super League Got One Thing Right
Protests may have fended off an immediate threat. But soccer’s business model remains hopelessly broken.
The Editors
Putin’s Posturing Is a Test of Western Resolve
The threat to Ukraine is far from over. Europe and the U.S. should give Kyiv the support it needs.