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A $150 million chip-making tool from a Dutch company has become a lever in the U.S.-Chinese struggle. It also shows how entrenched the global supply chain is.
A $600-a-week supplement that expired in July has been credited with bolstering the economy. Its impact on hiring is central to a political fight.
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A 22-year-old Bitcoin millionaire wants Republicans to ditch their iPhones for a low-end handset that he hopes to turn into a political tool.
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A Beltway school of journalism wants to get back to just-the-facts-ma’am reporting. But how do you cover this Republican Party?
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A broad variety of options are now available in grocery aisles and on restaurant menus
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A burst of production solved the dire shortage that defined the first wave of Covid-19. But the surplus may not be enough to prevent large numbers of deaths.
a businessman bought a collection of roughly 20 million sports cards from its reclusive owner. Now he wants to show it to the world.
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A cable-era way of watching TV comes to streaming with the debut of Discovery+
A cadre of creative types now cares for the hundreds of thousands of corporate plants in New York City
A California family that lost a 15-year-old boy when a Tesla hit its pickup truck is suing the company
A California study shows the extent of dependence on benefits over the last year and how many people have shuttled in and out of work.
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a capacity crowd at the Ed Sullivan Theater — face masks optional — roared for the highest-rated late night host.
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A Chinese influencer was barred from a video-sharing app after luring viewers to a livestreamed engagement
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a Christopher Nolan film would bring in $50 million in North America during an opening weekend. But moviegoing is not normal these days.
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A clinical trial led to the authorization of the only drug shown to work in Covid-19 patients. But until now
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A combination of two injectable drugs will provide an alternative to daily pills for people with H.I.V.
a community 50 miles outside London went into quarantine. A fleet of delivery robots has been helping with the groceries.
A company memo on Tuesday informed the staff that NYU Langone would “provide vaccines for Bloomberg employees who meet the eligibility requirements.”
A company that makes it easy to charge for newsletters has captivated an anxious industry because it embodies larger forces and contradictions.
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a company with a podcast and a website dedicated to sports and culture.
A company with Southern roots and global reach tries to find its voice on an issue that disproportionately affects Black voters.
A compelling commercial to sell electric trucks leaves out planetary responsibility. Is this really good news?
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A conversation with The Times’s Nikole Hannah-Jones on how businesses can help whittle away social inequities — and why they should.
A conversation with The Times’s Tom Friedman about how Covid-19 has changed the United States’ position in global affairs.
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A court in eastern China convicted Zhang Yuhuan in 1995 for the murder of two boys. His exoneration has grabbed headlines
A court ruling that deemed frozen embryos “children” has motivated some patients and clinics to move embryos out of red states.
A court-ordered ban on first-class flights and vacations is a humbling turn of events for Chen Feng
A covert online push to sway telecommunications policy in favor of the Chinese company may presage a new twist in social manipulation.
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a decision that could add to the nation’s fiscal woes.
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A desire to crack down on tax cheats is overshadowed by years of G.O.P. resentment toward the agency.
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A disinformation effort to reduce public confidence in Covid-19 vaccines tried to enroll social media commentators in France and Germany.
a diverse roster of artists won awards
A doctor couple is working to get disadvantaged communities “their fair shot at getting the shot.”
A downgrade of the nation’s credit rating admonished Washington for persistent political fighting over federal spending. But the move drew sharp criticism.
A downtown New York crowd is pushing back against the homogenization of big social media.
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A draft law in the European Parliament has become the world’s most far-reaching attempt to address the potentially harmful effects of artificial intelligence.
A drive by buyout firm Cerberus to force cost cutting at Commerzbank has run into resistance from Berlin.
A driverless Cruise taxi with a passenger collided with a fire truck Thursday night
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a Facebook product manager who left the company in May
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A failure to distribute the Covid-19 vaccine in poor nations will worsen economic damage
A family’s dream of seeing a rare warbler was dashed when Bird Watcher’s Digest collapsed. What happens when a tour operator goes under?
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A February meeting of biotech executives became a coronavirus “superspreading” event with a transmission chain across the globe.
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a federal effort is underway to ensure domestic stocks of pharmaceutical ingredients.
A federal judge eviscerated arguments by more than 40 state attorneys general that Facebook had a monopoly.
A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction instructing New York State to begin payments promptly
A federal judge is expected to sign off on a $312 million deal for the prestigious newspaper company to Chatham Asset Management at a hearing Tuesday.
A federal judge rejected the argument by Jeff Bezos’ rocket company that NASA unfairly awarded a lunar lander contract to Elon Musk’s firm.
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A federal jury in San Francisco deliberated for nearly three days before convicting him on six charges while acquitting him on five others in the two-week trial.
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A Federal Reserve household survey underlined how much Americans with less formal education and minority groups struggled in the pandemic.
A Federal Reserve report found the financial system showed broad signs of resilience
A Federal Reserve survey of family finances shows that inequality was high last year. It’s likely to worsen because of the pandemic.
A federal supplement to jobless pay was a lifeline for millions and for the economy. Its cutoff
A federal voucher program is at risk of being sharply scaled back as the White House seeks to slash its social policy package to appease two centrist senators.
a few companies seek to reimagine what work might look like.
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A Fifth Circuit panel partly upheld restrictions on the Biden administration’s communications with online platforms about their content.
A fight over conflict-of-interest claims began nearly two years ago. William Morris Endeavor was the last major agency to reach a new agreement.
A Financial Stability Oversight Council report could lead to more regulatory action and disclosure requirements for banks.
A financing company told investors that it wasn’t in deal talks
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A fire left Lucy Yu’s literary hub in Chinatown gutted. She was determined to rebuild it.
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A flight from Indianapolis declared an emergency and landed “in response to passenger behavior
A flurry of litigation by advocacy groups seeks to combat what they say is a rise in deceptive marketing by food giants.
A flurry of rumors online has prompted concern. But scientists assert the claims are baseless.
A flurry of tech companies are filing to go public. Some of them — well
A focus on the challenges of the Great Recession has fueled some of the challenges of this crisis.
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A former bank employee contends that the Swiss bank continued to help American clients avoid taxes long after its 2014 plea deal with the U.S. government
A former Christie’s executive has joined cryptocurrency experts to create a company that purchases art and sells the fragments as NFTs.
A former executive assistant to Nicolo Laurent filed a lawsuit accusing him of making sexually suggestive remarks to her.
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A former Goldman Sachs trader moved to the Bay Area to make it in tech. He ended up buying rural land with money from some of Silicon Valley’s wealthiest people.
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A former hedge fund trader thinks centralized kitchens and sliding scale prices are going to crack the code of making healthy food affordable for everyone.
A former Obama administration official is the front-runner to be comptroller of the currency. The prospect has angered groups hoping for more dramatic reform.
a former product manager who testified that the company was putting profit before safety.
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A furor in an ailing Japanese fishing outpost shows the deep anxiety that remains in the country 10 years after the Fukushima disaster.
A garage turned coffee shop and a restaurant fixing up Mustangs in the basement: The car scene is expanding beyond a high-end racetrack country club.
A generation gap has emerged between them and colleagues who value the workplace over the advantages of remote work. Bridging it may require flexibility.
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a government program costing several billion dollars could develop “prototype” vaccines to protect against 20 families of viruses.
A government report shows how the balance of power in the labor market has swung toward workers.
a grocery chain temporarily closed its doors after the attack. Some companies have been asked for $5 million in ransom.
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a group of 26 men from Nicaragua and Mexico perform the grueling seasonal work that Americans largely avoid.
A group of brands and retailers have been trying to reset expectations.
A group of company leaders and former policymakers argue that “globalism” isn’t an epithet. Instead
A group of creators will publish new comic book stories
A group of cryptocurrency fans known as ConstitutionDAO had also bid on the document
A group of experts gathered to debate privacy
A group of experts gathered to debate the priorities for economic policy with the end of the pandemic (seemingly) in sight.
A group of experts gathered to debate the prospects for compromise in an era of partisanship.
A group of experts gathered to debate the prospects for cooperation and competition between the world’s most powerful economies.
A group of experts gathered to debate the prospects for the new White House administration’s big promises on the environment.
A group of experts gathered to debate the role of government and business
A group of experts gathered to debate vaccines
A group of guest workers from Jamaica had accused the Yellowstone Club and Hospitality Staffing Solutions of shortchanging their wages and tips.
A group of high-profile investors is pushing to buy a storied hedge fund that has already agreed to be sold to another firm.
a group of investors profited handsomely from their travails.
A group of law firms lined up to condemn lawsuits filed against the contentious blank-check investment vehicles.
A group of police chiefs
a group of regulators put together after the financial crisis weighs on how risky digital currencies are to the economy.
A group of researchers said the “dangerous technology” was invasive and not effective at detecting images of child sexual abuse.
A group of shareholders has set up a showdown with Martin Shkreli
a group of them is striking out on its own. One of the first orders of business: doing away with album scores.
A group of worker-owned businesses may present an alternative model to economies dominated by the interests of shareholders.
A group of young tech enthusiasts are carving their own path on Discord.
a growing number of states legalized cannabis. Love it or hate it
A growing web of trade groups aims to influence policies that will aid (or squash) the digital gold rush.
a guest writer of the popular Playbook. Reporters complained in an afternoon Zoom call.
A guide for managers in assessing 2020 and looking ahead to next year.
A gutsy gambit by the maker of Fortnite
A handful of classic techniques and some tips unique to the work-from-home era can help you land that next job.
a handful of exclusive credit card lounges have opened in airports in the United States. More are coming this year.
a handful of traditional mutual funds are changing form.
A Harris County sheriff’s constable said in April that evidence at the scene of the accident suggested that no one was driving the car when it crashed.
a hedge fund that had bet that GameStop’s share price would fall
A Heritage Foundation investigation went viral on Thursday
a high cost of living and an insulated culture make it hard for Black aides to build a career in Congress.
A high-flying German media giant is ahead on digital media but seems stuck in the past when it comes to the workplace and deal-making.
a high-profile Silicon Valley trial is set to begin.
a hiking store and adventure group in Brooklyn
a holiday that has come to symbolize motorized freedom and parade-queen convertibles.
a home cleaning paste
a homegrown prospect is being trained. “I love being in the mountains
A Homeland Security investigation had discovered funerary objects
A Hong Kong judge postponed deciding whether to force a liquidation of the property developer
a host for China’s international broadcaster
a hot Silicon Valley fintech company
A House report on how to limit the reach of Apple
A humanitarian effort led by Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard gave Afghans and their families a sanctuary amid the fast-unfolding crisis.
A humanitarian effort led by Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard gave Afghans and their families a sanctuary that the U.S. government was unable to provide.
A hunt for stolen goods has put citizens and business owners in the center of a debate about policing and a growing
a hyper-effective algorithm and a community of popular creators
A joke that originated at a NASCAR race went viral. But some people say a pilot’s remark during a Southwest Airlines flight was out of line.
a journalist who had written a book on the game show
a journalist who questioned an account by Meghan
A judge in Delaware gave Mr. Musk until Oct. 28 to complete the deal. The trial
A judge rebuffed a Labor Department move that made it harder for employees to win judgments against parent companies over pay violations.
a judge ruled that the internet company infringed on speaker-technology patents.
A judge’s split decision in the lawsuit mostly went in favor of Big Tech.
A jump in consumer prices is sure to come up at a news conference on Wednesday after the central bank’s meeting.
A jury agreed with Owen Diaz that Tesla had created a hostile work environment at its factory in Fremont
a key factor as the central bank considers when to withdraw support.
A key index picked up 3.9 percent over the year
a key ingredient in electric cars. A leadership battle threatens reforms.
a key market.
a key part of the economy
A knot of problems with Amazon’s system for handling paid and unpaid leaves has led to devastating consequences for workers.
a labor economist at M.I.T.
a lack of visibility into operations and new regulation.
A large child tax credit will benefit the lowest-income families in particular.
A law that coaxed companies to lower the price of drugs came with a little-known consequence: smaller discounts for low-income health clinics.
A lawsuit they filed in 2018 over the network’s coverage of the murder of Mr. Rich
a leading independent news site
A leading publication covering Black life in America has emerged from bankruptcy with a new owner and ambitious plans.
a leading video game maker
A leak of nearly 12 million files suggested King Abdullah II was among 35 current and former leaders to use secret shell companies to hide their wealth.
A leak of thousands of “suspicious activity reports” that banks filed with regulators shows the widespread nature of illicit money flows.
A legal dispute has been a key hurdle to taking WeWork public.
A legal dispute in a tiny Texas town unexpectedly reveals how Chinese nationals can move money to the U.S. without drawing the attention of authorities in either country.
a lender to oil giants
A little-known organization called the Bridgespan Group is guiding the philanthropic choices of many leading donors
A London court ruled that Muzmatch
a long
A long stretch of remote working has led companies to rethink their office space — namely
A long-anticipated report did not suggest any policy changes in response to the meme stock frenzy that caused some little-regarded shares to soar.
a long-simmering research controversy burst into the open.
A longtime critic of the Tesla chief executive explains why his bets against the car company haven’t paid off.
a longtime executive at the company.
a longtime Federal Reserve critic and gold standard fan
a longtime friend of Mr. Gates
a longtime journalism professor
A longtime leading man of economics is no longer making America’s policies. He’s still driving a critical conversation around them.
A longtime real estate investor and former Goldman Sachs executive decided to take an electric truck company public. Chaos ensued.
A longtime scholar at Harvard
A longtime Twitter insider and a confidant of co-founder Jack Dorsey
A look at a month of scrutiny and struggles for the social-networking giant.
A look at some of the ventures that have sprung up
A look at what the newsroom’s internal study — The Content Review — concluded about the paper’s faults.
a look back at the trends that broke the internet and taught us about the American economy this year.
A look behind the scenes at life in the Team 10 house.
A looming deadline and a last-minute need for a new revenue source are complicating a deal that was announced nearly a month ago.
A looming hit to tax revenues puts pressure on Congress to deliver relief.
a Los Angeles company
a lot of reading — or at least a lot of book buying — happened this year.
A mainstay of the internet is regularly used to build audiences for people and organizations pushing false and misleading information.
A major conservation effort is underway in Romania. The goal is a new national park that will rival its American counterparts.
A major investigation into President Trump’s finances shows that his businesses reported huge losses. That may have been part of the plan.
A major investor testifies.
a major landlord is giving away free rent for two years as part of a redevelopment plan.
A maker of medical devices can’t keep up with customer demand as the shortage of computer chips puts it in competition with bigger companies with more clout.
A man died and more than 70 other people were injured last week when a flight to Singapore from London hit sudden turbulence.
A margin call on Archegos Capital Management battered stocks and banking giants alike.
a marker of a new phase of exuberance in the markets.
A Maryland hotel magnate who had a deal to buy The Baltimore Sun is now weighing a bid for all of Tribune’s newspapers that could thwart a hedge fund’s plan.
a massive microgeneration in lifelong competition for America’s economic resources
a media outlet controlled by the royal family of Qatar
A member of a powerful publishing family
A memoir by a well-connected businessman offers insights into the Communist Party’s thinking as it tightens its grip on the private sector.
A merger could be announced as soon as Monday
A merger could give the former president access to nearly $300 million in cash — and perhaps a new platform.
A merger with a so-called blank check company is poised to give the former president access to hundreds of millions of dollars.
A merger with either suitor would create a railroad line that stretches from Canada to Mexico.
a Microsoft spokesman said.
a milestone for the industry.
a milestone in the economic recovery from the shock of the pandemic.
A mining company’s proposal has largely been embraced locally as an economic stimulus
A mochi seller in Kyoto
A monoclonal antibody protected residents and staff members in facilities where the virus had appeared.
A month after the holiday season
a monthly infusion priced at $56
A moratorium on evictions did little to address the bigger problem: The country is running out of affordable places for people to live.
a move that could scuttle her chances.
a move that sent the price of the cryptocurrency plunging.
A movement against Western influence threatens to close off a nation that succeeded in part by welcoming new ideas.
A movement by some Democratic voters to investigate the results of the 2024 presidential election mirrors a push by Republicans in 2020. But it’s struggling.
a multiday trek on a pilgrimage route
A multistate group of anesthesiologists filed cases in Texas and Colorado
A nagging insecurity about one’s finances — even when one is on solid footing — that is most prevalent among Gen Z and millennials.
A nation of beer lovers is facing a shortage of bottles
a national chain of primary care clinics
A national fixture is enjoying a fresh surge as post-pandemic customers crave speed and solitude. And restaurants are responding with a raft of innovations.
A National Labor Relations Board office said the chain had illegally penalized two Arizona workers
A National Labor Relations Board official found a lack of evidence to support claims of election improprieties. Amazon could appeal the decision.
A national push to build urban parks is transforming Chinese cities
A national study suggests a link to this particular cancer among women who reported frequent use of the chemical products.
a native of Northern Ireland
a nearly 50 percent jump over 2021
A network of fast charging stations in the Canadian province could serve as a template for how to make road trips easier for drivers of electric cars.
a new ad campaign features frontline medical personnel pleading for everyone to mask up.
A new agreement
A new agreement could pave the way for more natural gas exports from these countries to reach Europe.
a new aid bill fizzled in Congress and Tiffany’s sale fell apart.
a new analysis finds.
A new bill overhauling election laws is putting corporate pledges on ballot access to the test.
A new book argues that you can become better at investing by borrowing ideas from those who do it best.
A new breed of hydroponic farm
A new breed of RV park brings travelers together by putting an emphasis on panache.
A new comics shopping platform will offer live programming and bring attention to comic stores.
A new company called Audio Collective has launched to help build businesses on Clubhouse as brands rush to leverage the platform.
A new crop of businesses are growing their share of a billion-dollar industry.
A new crop of internet browsers from Brave
a new effort
A new formula will no longer offer a break to many parents who have multiple children in college at the same time
A new formulation entering clinical trials in Brazil
A new foundation is launching with $250 million in backing from influential executives and major companies.
A new generation of chatbots doesn’t have many of the guardrails put in place by companies like Google and OpenAI
A new generation of industry leaders have set up offshore trading exchanges largely beyond the reach of American regulators.
A new initiative brings the Vatican and C.E.O.s together
A new kind of corporate supercourt is looking for legitimacy.
A new law allows autonomous vehicles in everyday use and provides legal consistency lacking in the United States.
A new lawsuit says federal agencies overstepped their authority in a rule forcing banks to do business in underserved communities.
A new monkey study offers a ray of hope for speeding up clinical trials of Covid-19 vaccines.
a new mushroom leather.
A new natural gas power plant
A new project aims to incorporate the cost of lawsuit settlements and inequality when rating municipal bonds.
A new report about when employees discovered a secret link between the crypto exchange and a sister trading firm raises questions as witnesses started testifying.
A new report details the Biden administration’s aim to raise revenue to help pay for its infrastructure proposal.
A new report details ViacomCBS’s use of a labyrinthine tax shelter to sell rights to its shows and films overseas.
a new report finds they offer few protections if
a new report finds.
A new report makes the case for investments that consider impact first and financial return second. But critics say such investments are mainly for the wealthy.
A new report measures the “return on investment” offered by various higher education programs.
A new report on factories in Malaysia that create products for Brooks Brothers
A new report says millions of dollars in wages have been withheld from garment workers around the world by factories contracted by major fashion brands.
A new research paper finds that companies price stock options at steep discounts just before going public and take steps to obscure them.
A new rule requiring a cooling-off period before a divorce could be granted led to an outcry
A new spike in coronavirus cases
A new state agency has a $10 million budget to regulate Google
A new stock market high may seem strange when set against the human and economic devastation of the pandemic. Here’s how investors are justifying it.
A new study by researchers at the University of Oxford underscores the importance of mass inoculation as a path out of the pandemic.
A new study by researchers at the University of Oxford underscores the importance of mass vaccination as a path out of the pandemic.
A new study finds that hot mutual funds generally don’t keep outperforming from year to year
a new study says.
A new study shows that white-collar employees who can work remotely now live roughly twice as far from their offices as they did prepandemic.
A new study suggests how the variant first identified in Britain hides from the human immune system. Its stealth may be part of its success.
A new study suggests ways of structuring payments to persuade even impulsive students to behave more cautiously.
A new suitor emerges for TikTok and the White House imposes more restrictions on Huawei. The net effect of such moves could be a fracturing of the web.
A new Supreme Court case will take on “dark money” in politics.
a new survey finds
A new survey reveals that nearly three-quarters of Americans place owning a home above career
A new trade and technology partnership aims to counter China
A new venture suggests it will help art institutions find works of art that collectors have decided they want to give away as gifts.
A new wave of news outlets has used conventional
A New York family had good health insurance. But the bills for their daughter’s care started showing up and kept coming.
A New York State judge ruled that the opinion essay at the center of the suit was constitutionally protected speech.
A New York Times investigation examines the global demand for raw materials as the clean energy revolution takes off. This is what we found.
A New York Times investigation found that Elon Musk exploited federal agencies’ competing missions to achieve his goals for space travel.
a New York Times investigation found.
A New York trial judge said he needed more time to deliberate on an order that the newspaper argued violates the First Amendment.
A Nobel laureate proposes selling a small proportion of early doses to the rich and famous
a Nobel laureate warns.
a nonprofit
a notable resolution in a relationship that has been spiraling downward.
A number of companies — from clothing to pet care — are trying to appeal to customers who think corporate America is pushing a liberal agenda.
A number of large retailers have said that all customers must wear masks
a number of them are worried that the company is suffering from both its size and leadership from its C.E.O.
A number of women working in retail say they are being forced to choose between keeping their jobs and making sure their children can keep up with remote learning.
a nutritionist
A once obscure financial maneuver becomes a celebrity flex.
a once-jilted start-up founder is trying to turn it into a moneymaking strategy.
A once-niche conservative cable network
A one-time doorman and bus driver
a onetime star Silicon Valley engineer of self-driving cars
a pandemic and more.
A pandemic relief program allows no forgiveness of overpayments
A panel of experts debate what post-Covid policy should focus on.
A pause of AstraZeneca’s trials over safety concerns raises issues about what life without a Covid-19 vaccine will look like.
a Pennsylvania biotech company
A perfect metaphor for a year of giving up and giving in.
a period of turmoil has generated a new wave of professional bakers.
a persistent issue that is causing Britain’s economy to go “into reverse.”
A Phase 3 trial will start in the coming weeks. The drug makers expect their shot will become available in the last three months of this year.
A photo retrospective of how the pandemic changed the business world and ruptured the economy in 2020 — creating some winners and
A place to chill is becoming a hallmark of creative workplace design. Here are three inspirations.
a place to live is life changing to a degree that almost no other intervention can provide.
A plan for the economy
A plan outlined by President Emmanuel Macron commits 30 billion euros to finance crucial industries and cut greenhouse emissions.
A planned senior care facility next to the Pro Football Hall of Fame was trumpeted a decade ago. Today
A plunge in ridership at the international high-speed train mirrors wider troubles gripping Europe’s railway industry.
A political controversy over a filming location was a rare blunder for one of the world’s savviest companies in dealing with China.
a Porsche 911 GTS and the rare BMW M2 CS.
A post signed by nearly all of the Washington Square News staff accused its new adviser
A potential merger could bolster their streaming businesses and negotiating power with cable operators. But their crushing debt load could be a turn-off.
a practice some worry could become more prevalent with the rise of wagering on sports.
A private business has helped supercharge a controversial federal drug program. Patients and insurers have been left with big bills.
a private company
a production hub for inexpensive films aimed at streaming platforms.
A professor and a comedian walk into Stanford’s business school … and explain why humor in the workplace can be good for both morale and the bottom line.
a profitable start-up that eases transactions is offering proof of the industry’s staying power.
A program gave money to 700
a project commits to commissioning over 100 artworks by Black artists for a new cultural corridor.
A prominent critic of investing that factors in climate and social considerations wants to use shareholder pressure to refocus companies on profits.
A prominent critic of loose fiscal policies
a prominent rural tycoon
a proponent of more flexible workplace models
A proposal to remake the area would please the owner of the city’s N.B.A. and N.H.L. teams. But others
A proposal to tighten restrictions on online video games disappeared from a regulator’s website
A proposed ‘billionaire tax’ appears to have been shelved
A protest song about degrading work becomes a rousing call to do even more work after that.
A provincial leader set off an outcry by urging cities to serve as a “moat” for the capital
A provision in the Senate legislation would give the I.R.S. more power to scrutinize a largely unregulated corner of finance.
a provocative podcast host with millions of listeners
A push in the Buffalo area could produce the first union at company-owned stores in the U.S. But backers say moves by management are having a chilling effect.
A push to increase sales of electric vehicles favors companies that already have all-electric cars on the market and could penalize those that don’t.
A quick spin through the markets.
a radio giant
A raging seller’s market has made it harder than ever to buy the home you want. But there are ways to sweeten your offer before another buyer swoops in.
A rapidly strengthening yen and a sell-off in stocks in the United States pushed Japan’s markets to a second consecutive day of big losses on Friday.
a rare phenomenon this far into a series.
a rarity for the once tight-lipped company.
a rarity in Silicon Valley
A reader asks for recommendations for domestic travel destinations
A reader has been offered a credit she is finding hard to use. Who should bear the financial burden in a case of force majeure? Our columnist weighs the competing claims.
A reader writes in
a real estate industry veteran
A reality show and a live experience are two ways of keeping the dystopian series in the public eye. Is the original’s bleak message being diluted?
A rebounding economy and Trump-era tariffs have helped drive the price of domestic steel to record highs.
A recent C.D.C. rabies rule
A recent court decision against a maker of aftermarket parts
A recent finding of fault with a Restitution Commissions panel had led the heirs to hope that the court might find for them and return the painting.
A recent OAN segment said there were “serious doubts about who’s actually president
A recent rise in interest rates hints that a recovery is on the way
A recent Times project that examined how the tech giant manages its workers took months of reporting and hundreds of interviews.
a record opening for an R-rated movie.
a record. Imports rose slightly
a region filled with extremes has become increasingly inhospitable.
a regulated prediction market was permitted to offer them to Americans.
A release of up to 180 million barrels in all
a reliable forum for the president and his defenders
A reminder to mind your own business and know your worth.
a report found
a report predicted that oil demand would probably increase in the coming five years.
a report said.
A report showing that the richest Americans
a reporter recalls her attempt to avoid interacting with the companies.
A reporter who has tracked decades of gloomy trends sees things lining up for roaring growth.
a response to pressure to pay publishers when their stories are posted on the social network
A restriction more often used in natural disasters
A reversal of government guidance on masks complicates return-to-office plans — again.
A review found that the sanctions program must be modernized to maintain its effectiveness.
A rift between the president and the online news pioneer Matt Drudge is playing out in pithy headlines and needling tweets as the campaign heats up.
A rise in starting salaries could help counter burnout but pandemic precautions might become a more important differentiator.
A rising currency is eroding the competitiveness of European exporters. Officially
A roaring recovery is in sight
a robotics start-up
a role vacated by the recent departure of Noah Shachtman
a rural area in West Virginia is trying to attract teachers in a comeback effort. What’s lacking are jobs for the graduates.
A rural businessman
a Russian medical thriller and more productions could be heading to the orbital outpost in the next year.
a sailboat crew tries to forge a carbon-neutral supply chain between the Hudson Valley and New York City.
a salad.
A sale to Nvidia for more than $40 billion would net billions of dollars for the Japanese tech investor and create a powerhouse in the semiconductor industry.
A sales executive who was placed on a ventilator while in a coma says she was denied accommodations to work from home as she recovered.
a savings glut is pushing asset prices up and interest rates down.
A scarcity of semiconductors and raw materials held back production
A second Trump administration could alter the lives of all sorts of animals
A second union vote may be held at an Alabama warehouse
A secret arbitrator’s ruling was issued 13 months ago and became public on Monday when lawyers for the studio petitioned a California court to confirm the award.
A Senate committee will question Gina M. Raimondo
a senior executive at the publishing company
A series of animal experiments may point the way to an effective human vaccine
A series of executive actions will provoke lawsuits but is unlikely to stoke faster growth in an economy that has cooled this summer.
A series of studies found that the Moderna vaccine seemed to be more protective over the long term than the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. Here’s why.
a setback for a program to carry NASA astronauts to the space station.
a setback in China’s quest for semiconductor self-reliance.
a seven-time Emmy winner
a shadowy industry of “recovery agents” can get them back — for a fee.
a shadowy realm that costs musicians $2 billion a year.
A sharp decline in major U.S. stock indexes
A sheriff fought to give prisoners addicted to opioids a shot that suppresses cravings for a month. Upon release
a ship that sank in 1857.
A short suborbital jaunt to the edge of space for most people requires having a lot of spare cash on hand
A shortage of truck drivers has led to empty fuel pumps around the country
a sign of the growing influence of environmental and social initiatives in boardrooms.
A simple explainer to the newest
A single-family home from the 1950s is now a rental complex and a vision of California’s future.
a sister company of the e-commerce giant Alibaba
a site that matches freelancers with employers.
A skeptical paper by Daron Acemoglu
A slew of start-ups are engineering faux meats
a slight decline on the previous quarter.
A slight rise in initial filings is expected after the previous week’s total hit a pandemic low. But economists still see healing in the labor market.
A slim majority of respondents said it was time for supplementary payments to end
a sloshing bathtub and a reflating balloon.
A small activist investment fund scored a huge win.
A small group of animal welfare scientists is seeking answers to that question. Facing a growing anti-dairy movement
A small paper like The Storm Lake Times in Iowa would receive a big tax credit. So would Gannett
a smaller share of the population was living in poverty in 2020 even as the pandemic eliminated millions of jobs.
A smear campaign linked to the Cambodian government went viral on the social media platform
a software engineer stole information relating to millions of customers. Regulators say the bank should have had better protections.
a sometimes unruly platform aimed at connection.
A sophisticated cyberattack breached multiple government agencies and major private companies
A sous-chef’s search for job security shows how cooks
a spacecraft built by SpaceX
A spate of new travel insurance policies have begun covering Covid-19
A special team led by a high-level manager says Rupert Murdoch’s paper must evolve to survive. But a rivalry between editor and publisher stands in the way.
A special visa offer
A spokesman cautioned that it would take some time for all of the apps
A spokeswoman for the liberal financier said he had “absolutely not” paid for the rental of a truck used in a protest in Louisville.
A sprawling system meant to police trillions of dollars is showing signs of strain as watchdogs warn of waste
a start-up
a start-up that offers at-home fertility tests for women.
A statement by the government of the Bahamas said Mr. Bankman-Fried was arrested after prosecutors in the United States filed criminal charges.
a steep discount that is skewing its quarterly results.
a step they had been reluctant to take until recently.
a stimulus plan takes shape.
A stock market dive complicates the fight against inflation.
a string of facilities aimed at propelling U.S. innovation.
A string of worrying data has taken the fizz out of markets.
A strong batch of earnings have propelled bank stocks in recent days
a study found.
A Super Bowl ad has remade Dolly Parton’s feminist classic into an ode to hustle culture. It isn’t quite as empowering as the original.
a supplier to Los Angeles County
A surprising group of fashion rivals including Stella McCartney and Lululemon are joining forces to back Mylo
A survey of more than 80
A survey sheds light on why many companies aren’t testing workers. There is also “confusion and uncertainty as to how tests work
a sweeping nondisclosure agreement with Tiger Woods has ruled her life. Now she’s ready to rip it up.
A sweeping proposal by the Federal Trade Commission would block companies from limiting their employees’ ability to work for a rival.
A swell of individual investors are betting that stocks will go up. It’s enough to make their expectations into reality. For now
A Swiss company is operating a device in Iceland that sucks CO2 from the air and shoots it into the ground
A tax on the net worth of America’s wealthiest individuals remains popular with voters
a tax plan is proposed and the government will weigh in on booster shots.
a team of researchers says.
A tech group
A tech start-up named for objects in “The Lord of the Rings” has become a major government contractor. But what it does is not easy to understand.
a tense U.S.-China meeting and vaccine passports from Walmart.
A third of parents now feel they should be the ones to decide whether to get their children immunized against measles
A third straight day of bargaining between the studios and the union ended without an agreement. Talks will continue on Saturday.
A TikTok video of an Idaho man longboarding to work while chugging cran-raspberry juice and lip-syncing Fleetwood Mac pays unexpected dividends.
a time before streaming
a Times business reporter discusses the industry’s long-term problems and a nightmare in the making.
a Times investigation found.
A Times poll shows large majorities back spending on roads
A Times reporter leaving New Jersey for a new job in Texas asks his 2008 Smart car for one more easy-parking adventure.
a Times survey finds.
A tiny number of doctors have had an outsize influence in spreading false information about Covid-19 and vaccines.
A tool that allows old photographs to be animated
a top executive
A top executive is leaving the company
a top lawyer
A total of 741
a tourism hub. It had been closed to traffic before the landslide.
A trade group representing 2
A trade group representing Google
A trip to Rome invigorated a president whose poll numbers are slumping at home
A Trump administration order could allow many troubled renters to avoid eviction through Dec. 31. We answer renters’ questions here.
a trusted lieutenant to Mark Zuckerberg
a tsunami of job cuts is about to hit as companies downsize.
a tween favorite
A United Nations commission voted to remove marijuana for medical use from a list of narcotics like heroin.
A University of Michigan survey registered the lowest reading in a decade
a user pointed to American as the next stock to bid up because many investors had bet against it.
A user’s guide to the latest cross-border social media fashion crisis.
A venturesome millionaire
A version of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” is planned
A version of the popular photo-sharing app for younger users could hook children on endless scrolling and body-image shame
A veteran journalist
A veteran of the paper is appointed to lead its local coverage as candidates line up to succeed Mayor Bill de Blasio
a veteran science reporter
A victim compensation fund has already paid out millions of dollars
a victim of higher energy prices and economic uncertainty.
A viral campaign aims to draw attention to the ways social platforms compensate users.
A visible symbol of inflation for much of the year
A vote on a bill this week is part of a movement that could cost Apple and Google billions of dollars. State legislatures are becoming the fight’s new front.
a wave of people will have been out of work for more than six months
A wave of pro-Taliban accounts and pages has put social networks in a tricky position.
A website called Not Amazon was created to drive sales to more than 4
A White House analysis using an unconventional methodology says the wealthiest Americans pay far less in taxes than others.
a White House official said.
A White House seeking to advance its agenda introduces a format that includes the president speaking with handpicked citizens.
a white man and the U.S. chairman and senior partner at PwC
A wide range of retailers are manufacturing excitement
A widening conflict would test Israel’s economic resilience while worsening an already bleak outlook for the Palestinian economy.
a Wisconsin-based manufacturer that dominates the market for standby home generators
A work-release program for Alabama prisoners provides labor for corporations and income for the state. Lawsuits are challenging its constitutionality.
a worker shortage and pain at the gasoline pump have made inflation an economic and political problem for the White House.
a worry for farmers and traditionalists.
a would-be microchip champion
A writer for an alt-weekly called out a Boston Globe editor for his “fealty” to the idea of objectivity in a column that reads as if it were written yesterday.
A writer returns to a classic Massachusetts hotel
A writer shares his favorite ways to experience the often-overlooked Housatonic River in the Berkshires region of western Massachusetts.
A year after a derailment in Ohio raised questions about rail safety
A year after announcing the Bezos Earth Fund
A year after jobless claims first rocketed upward
a year after the nation’s banking system faced turmoil.
A year after the Paycheck Protection Program started
A year ago Peloton was the butt of a holiday joke. Not anymore.
a year and a half ahead of schedule.
A year of pandemic restrictions has meant some friends are flush and others foundering.
A young woman from a modest background gets a long prison term. The powerful officials who paid her draw lighter punishment. The Chinese public has questions.
A.I. and innovations like hyperlocal radar stations and a constellation of future satellites may soon improve forecasts and smooth out your journeys.
A.I. companies have an edge in blocking the creation and distribution of child sexual abuse material. They’ve seen how social media companies failed.
A.I. is set to advance at a rapid rate
A.I.-assisted beds
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and fewer bidding wars in many areas are among recent shifts.
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and he was jailed under China’s strict but messy gun laws.
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and his son Peter Maxwell Taylor helped the former Nissan chief flee to Lebanon and sidestep the Japanese justice system.
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and India’s government clashes with Twitter.
and injuries of any kind are rare.
and investor optimism is high. But don’t forget to hedge your bets.
and investors worry that any collapse could hit broader markets.
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and it posted a net profit of $239 million.
and it racked up awards for safety and more.
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and it’s turning luxury fashion upside down.
and its effects on global markets
and its labs have been going at full speed. But wariness of the Chinese Communist Party runs deep.
and its reversal
and its sale is the art market’s biggest test of the new year.
and Japan ordered a halt to their flights
and lead more often to severe illness.
and lift the pause in giving the one-shot vaccine.
and many are unsure how to sign up for an appointment.
and many current and former employees blame its focus on making planes more quickly.
and many of Japan’s other centuries-old businesses
and maybe weeks. So it’s time to rethink “election night.”
and millions may use it. The result: “crazy numbers” for Medicare.
and more companies are looking to get in on the action.
and more employers are offering them as benefits to workers who need cash.
and more investors got interested in a new type of asset.
and more.
and mounds of cash are waiting to be spent as the virus loosens its grip.
and MSNBC was the clear No. 1 for the Democrats’ gathering.
and my boss keeps staring at my ring-less finger.
and neither did their close working relationship.
and Netflix lays off some workers.
and new tactics by the Teamsters and other groups aim to pressure Amazon across the country.
and New York City looks beyond the pandemic.
and Nikki Haley’s struggle to make headway against Donald Trump
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and Oracle have submitted takeover bids for the video app. A deal could be reached soon.
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and other companies that took pandemic rescue money
and other luxury high-rises may share its fate.
and overtime abounds. Can the revival last?
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and policymakers are working to bring it to heel.
and potentially over layoffs
and power lines fell in the windstorm.
and profits are expected to have risen substantially. But worries of future growth are growing.
and questions linger about how much a local economy should rely on tourism.
and quit her job at Bloomberg News.
and raised more questions.
and readers will have the option to pay a subscription fee to access video chats and previews of his upcoming projects.
and remember: They might be hurt anyway.
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and reporters face the increasing temptation to posture for those most eager to oust him.
and rewarding reluctant recipients to accelerate herd immunity.
and Russia is coming under pressure to provide more gas.
and said demand for oil would continue.
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and signals renewed interest in bioaerosol surveillance.
and so the company plans to test an alternate version.
and some are in a danger of going under.
and some businesses are feeling the difference.
and some have become even larger.
and some housing in residential areas may become work spaces.
and some were asked for $5 million in ransom. Russian criminals may be behind it
and stop catastrophizing. This is how you can do it.
and stopped short of criticizing Mr. Trump even after the Capitol attack.
and suffering its worst effects.
and summer fares are surging.
and tempered elation on the other side of the divide.
and that the agency needed to refile it within 30 days.
and that the benefits of the vaccine still strongly outweigh it.
and that’s causing all sorts of items to go scarce.
and the $300 unemployment aid checks are stuck in the system.
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and the country faces a reckoning with the I.M.F. over $45 billion in debts.
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and the Dow has generally preferred Democrats since 1901. But don’t count on that for the future.
and the Elon Musk effect — these were the big themes covered at the annual event.
and the future of the $100 billion market for iPhone apps
and the global economy could benefit.
and the global ransomware attack occurred weeks after a U.S.-Russian summit.
and the industry sees opportunity.
and the kind of job they have
and the Labor Department said jobless claims declined slightly last week.
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and the next art exhibition will also be delayed a year
and the office might not be dead after all.
and the ones likeliest to pay are mothers.
and the program’s stars will appear remotely for the foreseeable future.
and the question is whether job creation will accelerate in the months ahead.
and the reading of the verdict on Tuesday drew a huge viewership total for a late afternoon.
and the social safety net has been reinforced. Will there be more ambitious steps to address longtime inequities?
and the trend is showing up in urban bike-sharing programs.
And the Trump era ends — with a series of pardons.
and the upheaval it experienced played out in the lives of many Americans.
and the usual security methods haven’t kept up.
and their nonmortgage debt grew significantly during the pandemic.
and their reluctance to spend and borrow is feeding what could become a dangerous cycle.
and then a lot in April — because price indexes dropped sharply a year ago.
and there are whispers of another incarnation.
and there is no evidence of any causal link between the vaccine and blood clots.
and they have largely been left off vaccine priority lists.
and they never ask for a raise. But they also break down.
and they used their wealth to build relationships and help others
and they would be wise to pay attention to lessons the old media tried to learn.
and three museums in the country’s automotive heartland offer a deeper look.
and to interview people in person.
and to Israel’s retaliation
and to save money
and trips you can book next summer and beyond
and two new projects are helping them identify the nonprofit groups that can best use their money.
and uncertainty is what investors like least.
and unconventional
and viral videos of a Tom Cruise impersonation
and Wall Street is expecting it to lay out a new streaming strategy and operating structure.
and Wall Street will be watching a few key categories.
and what do they want?
and what each can do to address rising anger over inequality.
and what that loss has meant.
and what you can do instead.
and when is it worth the cost? Here are some tips.
and when they can backfire.
and which will vanish?
and while it will be unquestionably bad
and who will benefit most.
And why do they get the trophy for best picture at the Oscars?
and with bonds expensive
and you’re excited to share the proof. Here’s why that may not be a good idea
and your budget
Andrew Forrest made a mining fortune. Now he wants to lead a climate change revolution — and beat the fossil fuel giants along the way.
Andrew Julien
Andrew Ross Sorkin and the DealBook team explore the environmental impact of digital currency and efforts to make it more sustainable.
anesthesiologists and nurses with architects
angered Beijing twice. His fate the second time around could augur the future of the world’s other superpower.
angering some customers.
Angry at what they view as China’s state-led xenophobia
Angst rippled across laptop screens this month
Anheuser-Busch won’t be the only alcohol brand running national ads during the game.
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Anna Wintour is the embodiment of the glory days of the magazine dynasty. Now she is pitching its global
announced Monday
announced she was striking gender from her bio. The LinkedIn crowd went wild.
announced that it would acquire Modern Fertility
announced with a terse
annual losses are huge and a key board member departed
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Another batch of quarterly profits beat analyst expectations
Another job is lost as the airline industry suffers its “worst crisis.”
Another producer on the show said Michael Corn assaulted her during a work trip to Los Angeles in 2015. He denied the allegation.
answers to questions about which countries they can visit and what the future might hold.
Antarctica.
Anthony Levandowski
anti-consumerist or just not a romantic? From petty heartbreak healers to anti-Valentine’s Day parties
Anti-Semitism
Antibiotics
Antibody trials sponsored by Regeneron and Eli Lilly are off to a slow start because of a dearth of tests
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Antwaun Sargent
Anxiety when flying might not seem so unreasonable these days
Aon’s abandoned deal could be a sign of things to come.
Apollo was the first to use annuities to build a major financing business. Others followed
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App makers like the game company Epic and the music service Spotify are challenging Apple’s right to a large cut of their sales. Regulators have taken notice.
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appear to be the largest group of unionized doctors in the private sector.
appearing in movies
Appearing on TV news shows lets Times reporters take their work to a wider audience. But the opportunities must be handled with care.
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Apple and others said changes to a Hong Kong privacy law could stop firms from providing services in the city.
Apple is the first U.S. company to reach $2 trillion in value
Apple may have to rewrite its policies to allow app developers to point users to alternative payment methods as soon as December.
Apple said it had made major concessions
Apple said its new iPhone 13 models have better screens
Apple said the movie
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Applications for jobless benefits remain high by historical standards
applications to start businesses surged last year. If the rebound proves durable
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approved earlier this month.
apps are involved.
apps exist
Apps that remotely track and control cars are being weaponized by abusive partners. Car manufacturers have been slow to respond
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Architectural styles and construction materials can significantly reduce the need for air-conditioning during heat waves
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ArcLight Cinemas owned 16 theaters and more than 300 screens
are a milestone for the podcasting industry.
are becoming more accessible to the public.
are calling him “weak
are closing outlets in New York City
are drawing crowds.
are erupting as officials weigh the risks of taking money from an adversary.
are expected to heavily feature tax increases on corporations and high earners.
are feeling the pinch.
are focused on providing monthly payments to help families with children make ends meet.
are forcing Republicans to make a tough choice.
are getting more environmentally conscious as climate change threats grow in golf-friendly territory.
are helping them and other fledgling companies raise money and gain coveted stock listings.
are holding their value as the collector market hunts for rarity.
are increasingly seen as an asset akin to private equity or venture capital.
are less clear.
are looking to the continent.
are making investors jittery.
are more in demand in these days of remote working — as in remote from the U.S. mainland.
are multiplying
are now faced with the potential for default as the pandemic saps revenues.
are now seeking the global agency’s help in finding him.
are now underway for government policy initiatives.
are on the hugely popular video app — perhaps ceding much of the political discussion to others.
are pushing back.
are said to be discussing a tie-up that could reshape the country’s industry.
are seeking tax breaks
are significant.
are so dire that unions are helping to get people in the door.
are soaring in value as billionaires
are sticking by a patient approach as prices rise.
Are stretchy shorts an enlightened choice for the times
are taking matters into their own hands and reporting illegal American visitors.
are taking sleep tourism to the next level.
are undergoing major changes
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aren’t so thrilled.
Arena BioWorks is promising big paydays to nearly 100 researchers from Harvard
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argues the economist Andrew Zimbalist.
arguing for better pay and benefits.
Arm’s return to public markets is being watched
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art is proliferating in the public square.
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Artists across pop genres are finding success with colored vinyl and different variants of their releases. For Swifties
artists are creating ground murals and other projects on roadways
artists looked for ways to take control of their music
Artwork has been part of urban projects for decades
as a barometer of investor appetite for new tech offerings.
As a columnist for The Daily News
As a deal frenzy mounts
As a follow-up to its “Jesus Shoes
As a lawyer he used computerized statistical analyses when negotiating chief executives’ exit packages
as a renewed coronavirus surge chills consumer spending and business activity.
As a self-described “working-class intellectual
as a sharp sell-off in tech stocks dragged everything down. What happened?
As a short-term bet
As a standoff over federal aid persists
As a tech era draws to an end
As a top executive at the Andrews McMeel syndicate
as a tribute to their introduction.
As Amazon signals its growth in India with its office in Hyderabad
as Americans continued to spend government stimulus payments.
As an aspiring entrepreneur
as an opener for the Pebble Beach concours.
as are big brands and Hollywood franchises. But what happened to the online community blogs and zines once offered?
As artificial intelligence evolves
As automakers promise to get rid of internal combustion engines
as Beijing seeks to project confidence in the face of global uncertainty.
As biking was to spring
As borrowers wait for the administration to unveil an application for loan forgiveness
as Brent crude topped $80 a barrel.
As Britain adjusts to life outside of the European Union
as businesses and states weigh proof of vaccinations for getting people back to work and play.
as central bankers watch for signs that price gains will last.
As climate change bears down
As climate change raises sea levels
As Coinbase prepares to be the first major cryptocurrency company to go public
As companies begin to report earnings and make forecasts
As companies cancel their year-end events
As companies navigate vaccine requirements
As companies put their donations to candidates on hold
As companies reconsider their long-term need to have employees on site
As companies reduce their office footprint to accommodate remote work
as connoisseurs of vintage vehicles found more time to spend with their socially distanced hobby.
as countries chase ambitious clean energy targets.
As Covid inoculations begin
as cryptocurrency starts to reshape the way people borrow and save.
as curbside pickup helps Americans satisfy their desire to hop in a car and drive to the store.
As demands for racial equity rise
As Democrats pursue both bipartisan infrastructure negotiations and a catch-all economic package
as dictated by I.R.S. rules. This can put retired investors in a tough spot.
As digital fatigue from the pandemic grows
as diversity in the tech industry remains elusive.
as diverted floodwaters sent scores of residents fleeing.
as doctors debate whether the technology will replace them in medical jobs.
as drivers
as expected
As experts fear a nationwide eviction crisis
as extreme weather challenges the country’s extensive network of newly built expressways.
As extreme weather events lead to more power outages
As Facebook has become more active at moderating political speech
As fears of the fallout from the Chinese property developer’s potential collapse fade
As global trade has grown
as has the deduction for donations for people who don’t itemize.
as he prepares to hold a crucial news conference.
As he releases “Revenge of The Tipping Point
As hybrid offices become the norm
As investors have focused on the potential fiscal and economic impact of the Republican candidate’s proposals
as it balances fast inflation with millions of missing jobs.
as it faces criticism of its own shareholder power.
As it prepares to go public next week
As lawmakers debate whether Apple
As legal experts and ethicists debate
as lenders await clarity and guidance.
As live entertainment rebounds
as lockdowns eased and business activity stirred.
As major airlines and some public transit operators drop requirements to wear face coverings
as many travelers contemplate the need for more thoughtful
as markets regained some lost ground.
as millions of people have lost their jobs and insurance in the pandemic.
As more Americans return to an office a few days a week
As more companies consider plans to bring workers back to the office
As more of the country is vaccinated
As more people strive to stay active on aging frames
as more viewers stay home rather than gather in large groups.
As museums around the country prepare to reopen
As nuptials were canceled across the country
as one member labeled it a “failure.”
as part of a criminal scheme to swindle older collectors.
As part of the agreement
as part of the U.A.W.
as people turn to hobbies during stay-at-home orders.
As power systems shift to renewables
As President Biden took office
As president of a foundation established by her father
as President Trump’s illness shows.
as prices for a variety of goods and services climbed less rapidly last month.
As publisher
as rebounding business forces them to compete for a shrunken pool of applicants.
As regulators seek ways to curb the company’s power
as relief settled in that the election is over and Janet Yellen will be the Treasury secretary in the next administration.
as renewed business closings hampered the recovery.
as revenue fell 25 percent.
As Saudi Arabia’s powerful oil minister
as seen in “Goldfinger
as senators prepared to question an executive on Thursday.
As seniors find themselves cut off from loved ones during the pandemic
as she prepares to hand off to her successor
As solo cruising becomes more popular
as some of SAG-AFTRA’s concerns are similar to ones raised by the Writers Guild.
as states like Texas and Mississippi end mask requirements.
As streaming video has gained in importance during the pandemic
As the authorities in China’s biggest city fight to stamp out an Omicron outbreak
As the Biden administration prepares to toughen air quality standards
As the Biden administration seeks to get most adults vaccinated by summer
As the billionaire warns of population collapse and the moral obligation to have children
As the Chinese-owned app negotiates its potential sale
as the clock ticks down on President Trump’s executive order to block the app.
As the coronavirus resumes spreading rapidly across the continent
As the country becomes one of the world’s strictest crypto regulators
as the country tries to improve the quality of daily life.
As the country’s leader prepares for a likely third term
As the demand for pets has surged since the arrival of the coronavirus
As the economy contracts and many companies struggle to survive
As the Elon Musk-owned social media service encounters interruptions and bugs
as the euro soars
As the F.B.I. chief in New York
as the fallout from debt-laden developers and sinking sales spreads to the broader economy.
as the Fed stares down a bifurcated economic outlook.
as the Fed’s policies drive investors to hold more gold.
As the Federal Reserve tries to rein in inflation without causing a recession
as the firm faces the coronavirus and a tech slump.
As the GameStop bubble burst
As the government drops its restrictions
As the Group of 20 seals a new global minimum tax for companies
As the Justice Department’s case against Google nears an end
As the military seized power again
As the nation shifts to electric vehicles
As the office world adjusts to a new normal and workers grow tired of their homes
As the outlook for retail
As the pandemic accelerated the demise of some brick-and-mortar retailers
As the pandemic batters the poor
As the pandemic eases
As the pandemic has upended the American job market
As the pandemic ravaged small businesses across America
As the pandemic takes an unexpected direction
As the president clashes with the courts
As the prices of blockchain-secured works skyrocket and speculators swoop
As the publisher of a notorious sexually explicit magazine
As the senior wildlife veterinarian at the Uganda Wildlife Authority
as the supply of cars and trucks has improved.
As the technology is widely adopted
as the virulent Delta variant fuels outbreaks.
As the world’s most visited country prepares for a long-awaited economic reopening
as their fight heads to trial next year.
As their fiscal woes become worse
As they escalate a debt-limit standoff
As they struggle to recruit workers
as those who let their documents lapse during the pandemic are finding out.
as ticket sales slow and cancellations rise.
as travelers now have to take a hotter and longer fire season into account.
As Trump completes his time in office with made-for-TV images
as Twitter has moved to distance itself from violent content.
As unemployment drops and inflation picks up
as well as a surge of applications to beat the deadline.
as well as love letters to life in the skies.
as well.
as wine that’s been nurtured from vineyard to barrel flows down the drain.
As workers prepare to return to the office in coming months
As workers return
As workers return to the financial district
As workers return to the workplace
As young Americans turn to TikTok for information on mental health
As young professionals re-examine their work-life balance
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ask yourself this: What will you spend to renew your bonds
asking them to tell us what they think about fame.
asks whether donations should keep their special status.
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assembling the most comprehensive picture yet of his business dealings.
Assessing the Japanese conglomerate’s market-moving bets.
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Asset sales and a hot stock market have helped fuel a rebound for the beleaguered Japanese conglomerate
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Assouline has made its name publishing tomes that sell for $1
assumes the top job as an investor group threatens to take a buyout bid to shareholders.
Aston Martin and Bentley are the latest to press further into the sport utility market
Aston Martin is re-creating the Bond DB5
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at 78
At a family farm in Shelby County
at a hearing Tuesday morning.
At a meeting on Thursday
At a moment of political turmoil
at a time when flawed KN95s from China continue to dominate e-commerce sites.
at Allina Health in Minnesota and Wisconsin
At BuzzFeed
at festivals and office buildings. Meet the new gatekeepers to gathering responsibly.
At least 21 percent of nursing home residents are on antipsychotic drugs
At least eight companies have been affected
at least for now.
At least three correspondents have tested positive for the coronavirus
at least.
At multiple campaign stops
At President Trump’s behest
At tech companies that spent recent years expanding paid parental leave
At the Athens Democracy Forum
At the Battle of Blair Mountain
at the border of Glacier National Park
At the Carnegie Museum of Art
At the end of a stormy presidency
At the heart of the legal battle is the power Apple wields over its lucrative App Store.
at the mercy of vaccine geopolitics. Which of us would be inoculated last?
At their restaurants in New York and Chicago
At this rate
atheist parent to do if you want to raise volunteers?
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Atlas Obscura has reviewed how it tells its stories about curious places in light of last year’s shift in how Americans view their past.
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attracted a huge audience for his public return Friday. But his favorite buy dropped.
attracting customers looking for less expensive options.
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Augmented reality and directions in the windshield: Integrated systems run (precise) laps around earlier technology
Australia’s close relationship with coal reaches back to 1797. This year may mark the end of an era.
Australia’s top court has said media companies can be held liable for replies to their posts
author of a book about second acts.
Authorities are investigating how Google will use health and wellness data collected from Fitbit’s fitness tracking devices.
authorities say
Authorities succeeded in shuttering an activist site for three days. The takedown
Auto analysts consider the company to be one of the few electric vehicle start-ups that are likely to succeed in what is expected to be a competitive market.
Auto insurers try to make it easy to sign up for a policy. Those efforts have given an opening to scammers.
Automatically adjusted lifetime income is rare and worth protecting
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Autonomous Cruise and Waymo cars have been buzzing around the city for some time
Average investors were not able to get in on the last decade’s start-up boom in private markets. Once that seemed unfair. Now it looks lucky.
Aviation Accidents
aviation experts have formed theories.
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avoided a big fine from European antitrust officials.
avoiding further action is the most important and also the hardest task
avoiding huge bills for drinks
avoiding one of the world’s largest retailers and web service providers is proving harder than expected.
awaits a government decision before it can be developed.
Awards
Awash in deposits and with sluggish demand from borrowers
Away from the political drama of the TikTok deal
Awkward questions for the companies that donated to senators planning to challenge the 2020 election results.
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Baby Boomers
Baby Foods
back on the road (or on a plane) again.
back to its founder.
Back-room deals and horse trading are likely to determine who will become the next leader of Japan’s governing party and the country’s prime minister.
backed by Amazon and Ford
Backed by the government and other investors
backing a position taken by many Republicans.
Backlogs and cancellations are hitting American growers as costs rise
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Bad economies usually hurt both workers and investors. Only the first part has been true this time.
Bad news for one unlucky patient is also a stark example of how dysfunctional U.S. health coverage can be.
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bank depositors demanding their money back were beaten
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banks are going on a bond-buying spree.
banks are making it increasingly difficult to pay out savings bonds. An unlikely beneficiary is the federal government.
Banks are offering the promotional rates to attract deposits. But given concerns about the economy
banks cut credit to businesses that suddenly looked risky. Investors happily stepped in
Banks have suddenly shut down the accounts of scores of customers. Here’s how you can avoid becoming one of them.
Banks have tightened standards
Banks were eager to do business with Bill Hwang and his Archegos Capital Management — until he ran out of money.
Banned apps
Barack Obama’s Netflix series “Working” tries to catch you up on decades of change — more than it has time for.
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Barring last-minute problems
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based in Brooklyn
based in the United States.
based on hard lessons from the 2010s
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baskets of speckled lilies and bouquets of anemones.
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Bateau aims to reinvent the steak restaurant by showing how to sidestep the waste and environmental damage caused by the meat industry.
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batteries and electric vehicles find they can’t because utility equipment needs an upgrade.
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Battles over mask-wearing in airports and on planes have become common
Be an #ArtsHero started with a failed effort to extend unemployment benefits. It’s gone on to be a prime proponent of the message: Cultural work is labor.
beasts and other fauna.
beating Wall Street expectations.
Beautiful scenery and big names don’t guarantee success and a smooth financial ride. Here’s a cautionary tale with a hopeful ending
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beauty and entrepreneurship.
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became a progressive foe of Big Tech.
Because benevolent bots are suckers. Plus
Because of Brexit and other reasons
because of racism.
Because so many jobs depend on automaking
Because the objects had a standardized weight
Because yet another Google hangout is not going to cut it.
Becoming a solo entrepreneur in the years between leaving an employer and claiming Social Security can give your savings a boost. Here’s what to know.
becoming more choosy about their borrowers and asking a lot of questions.
becoming more powerful and spreading into the physical world.
becoming the latest example of multinational companies deferring to Chinese patriotic sentiment.
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beer and spirits are up across the board
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Before Adidas broke with Kanye West last fall over antisemitic public remarks
Before business travel fully takes off again
before Congress temporarily raised the cap on borrowing.
Before Covid-19
before landing safely in Denver
Before Mr. Musk renewed his $44 billion proposal
before the money vanished.
Before you retire that smartphone or tablet to the bottom of a drawer
began backing creators years ago. She has raised her own fund to invest in influencer-related start-ups.
began serving a six-month sentence for contempt of court last week.
began trading at $64.50 a share
began trading last week for a penny. It soared
Beginning a European tour
Behind the brand that made trucker hats hot in the early 2000s is a messy corporate origin tale
Behind the closed doors are whispers
Beijing
Beijing had accused the internet-finance titan
Beijing has accused the internet-finance titan of flouting regulations in its quest for growth.
Beijing has enacted some of the world’s toughest border controls. Lives have been upended
Beijing has often addressed economic troubles by boosting spending on infrastructure and real estate
Beijing is opening its financial system to foreign banks — and they have maintained their traditional openness to the Communist Party’s rule.
Beijing is using the guise of antitrust to bring powerful tech companies into line with its priorities.
Beijing issued rules that could allow it to halt exports
Beijing raised a potential hurdle for a sale of TikTok
Beijing regulators are sending a message to Chinese internet giants.
Beijing wanted to cool its housing market
Beijing’s economic policies threaten American workers
Beijing’s goal bodes well for the global economy
Beijing’s latest regulatory move in the tech sector requires online tutoring firms to become nonprofits.
Beijing’s leaders plot a path to go it alone
Beijing’s scrutiny of Chinese technology companies could hurt the conglomerate’s investment income.
Being “online” in the pandemic
Belarus and other countries for jobs in the technology industry. Now they are joined by friends fleeing war and repression.
Believe it or not
believes the chip design company he bought in 2016 is poised to reap the fruits of the A.I. revolution.
benefits and an aggressive anti-union campaign by the company helped generate votes at a warehouse in Alabama.
Benefits depend on where people work
Benjamin Eugene Dagley interrupted an NBC reporter covering Hurricane Ida
Berkshire Hathaway’s shareholders are expected to follow the chairman’s lead and reject demands for more disclosures.
Berlin has been pushing to allow the sale of vehicles running on synthetic fuels past 2035. Its dispute with the E.U. threatened the bloc’s climate goals.
best-selling book.
bet365
Beth Ford has spent much of her career working on supply chain issues
better than a tweet
Beverages
bewildering experts who worry about potential ill effects.
Beyond the financial cost of the destruction in Napa Valley is the emotional price
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bid up shares in a number of companies
Biden administration officials opted to make a broad set of locations eligible for the tax credits
Biden agreed to a stripped-down version of his infrastructure plan — with caveats.
Biden announced an ambitious — and expensive — plan to fund paid family leave
Biden has big
Biden’s economic policy proposals show how the president has shifted the playing field toward protectionism. But there may be fewer jobs to lose
Biden’s economic relief package has arrived.
Biden’s infrastructure plan would create a hiring challenge
Big banks are sending mixed signals.
Big business breaks with Republicans.
Big business broke with Republicans in the final days of the Trump administration. That doesn’t mean executives are fully ready to embrace President Biden.
Big college endowments had a bumper year.
Big discounts
Big ideas for rethinking pay.
Big Investors
big oil producers are likely to juggle U.S. ties
Big profits beckon for pharmaceutical companies
Big Science
Big tech companies now exert huge influence over what stories get told. The message is clear: Be careful who you offend.
Big Tech is pulling back from its famously lavish spending as a long boom finally ends.
Big tech is trying to stop the spread of misinformation. But is it too little
big-league games are luring fans to stadiums and arenas. Expect varying levels of mask-wearing
Billionaires aren’t usually cast as saviors of democracy. But one way they are winning plaudits for civic-minded endeavors is by funding the Fourth Estate.
Billions in aid has been dispensed
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Bitcoin and emissions credits helped it set a quarterly earnings record.
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Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have gone from curiosity to punchline to viable investment
Black directors have held only 1 percent of board seats at private companies backed by top venture capital and private equity firms.
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Black Friday discounts are now routine for European toy stores and other retailers
Black Friday weekend had a decent turnout for retailers
Black homeownership has declined in the city and nationally in the last 20 years
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black patients seeking care have more advanced cases of Covid-19
Black Pound Day was created to find a sustainable way to support Black-owned businesses after the Black Lives Matter street protests faded.
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blamed Ramesh Balwani
blamed the amount of energy
blames the Federal Reserve for the end of SPAC mania.
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Blood oxygen readings can be a useful indicator of wellness
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Blue Origin pinned custom astronaut wings to his flight suit. The Federal Aviation Administration may disagree. Or it may not even matter.
Blue Origin’s first flight with a crew aboard.
Blueacorn and Womply processed one-third of all Paycheck Protection Program loans this year
BMW’s production fell short by 10
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bonds and cash.
bonds and crypto were all under pressure as the week got off to a negative start.
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Booking a flight with a layover in the city that’s the real destination for the traveler can net big bargains
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Bookstore or Amazon? Curbside pickup or delivery? We answer common questions readers might have.
boomed during the pandemic. Will the trend stick?
Booming business during the pandemic hasn’t always meant better wages
Boots
boozy dinners and a culture of ignoring problems have long plagued the industry. Changing it will still be hard.
Borrowing from a model used for natural disasters like hurricanes and wildfires
Both airlines said they expected to do even better in the final three months of the year
both beat analysts’ expectations.
both men demanded that individuals be fired.
Both old-fashioned luxury and contemporary makers face challenges in a digital world. Here are some ways they might need to change.
both retail and restaurants
bots and immense demand as they hunt for elusive devices.
Bourbon (Whiskey)
boutique workout spots broadened beyond their tight spaces.
Boycotts
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brace yourself: Options have narrowed — and it’s likely going to cost you.
Brad Smith
brainstorm or rampage.
Brakes
Branden and Rayni Williams sold $700 million of real estate for Rick Hilton’s firm in 2019. Now they’ve left to start their own agency.
Brandon Johnson developed a love of golf and course design at an early age. He has mastered a field that has historically lacked diversity.
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Brazil and Indonesia
Brazil says CoronaVac has an efficacy rate just over 50 percent
breach of trust and money laundering.
bread
Breaking from Madison Avenue tradition
breaking pre-pandemic records and reflecting confidence in Biden’s administration.
Breast Cancer
breath work and more.
breweries begin taking steps to address the scarcity of Black people in their ranks.
Brewster Kahle’s Internet Archive freely lent out digital scans of its library. Publishers sued. Owning a book means something different now.
Brexit
Bribery and Kickbacks
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bridges and broadband networks has broad popular support
Bridges and Tunnels
bringing its global work force to more than 1.2 million.
bringing spending
bringing to a close an origin story that ultimately upended the entertainment industry.
Britain and the European Union don’t trust each other much
Britain and the rest of Europe are watching natural gas prices and utility bills soar
Britain doesn’t have enough truck drivers
Britain may be left behind by the shift to electric cars.
Britain’s antitrust regulator said the companies had addressed its main concerns about the $69 billion deal
Britain’s central bank raised rates for a 14th consecutive time as it warned that some risks from persistent inflation were “crystallizing.”
Britain’s central bank said it would wait for more data on the labor market even as inflation is expected to climb to about 5 percent.
Britain’s gross domestic product shrank nearly 10 percent
British Airline Flybe
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British regulators had examined what Jes Staley told his bank’s board about ties to the disgraced financier.
British regulators investigated the ties between the bank executive and the disgraced financier.
British TV executives see opportunity — and money to be made — in bringing American cable-style clashes to their screens.
Britons eager for a bargain have taken up the government’s “eat out to help out” offer. But how long will the resurgence last?
broadband and more. But Republicans aim to make corporate tax increases the issue.
Broadband companies like Charter and Comcast vowed to help low-income people during the pandemic. But taking them up on the offer hasn’t always been easy.
broadband internet and more will help revitalize U.S. competitiveness against its top economic adversary
brought in over $200
Brussels retreated on export controls linked to Ireland and Brexit.
bubbly drink of the season.
Bucket-list plans for travel to exotic lands are on hold
Buddhism
budget cuts and scuttled deals challenge a long-booming industry.
Budget Travel
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budget-minded traveler to do? Think like a contrarian: Go where the masses aren’t.
budget-priced nuptial ceremony with you and your very own (socially distant) Elvis impersonator.
budgets
Budgets and Budgeting
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Budweiser
Bugeye Sprites and other small roadsters might not seem up to the task
Building (Construction)
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Building electric cars
Building owners are using data collection and artificial intelligence to help control systems like heating
Building Service Employees
building sets and taking care of artists’ health as the music industry hits pause and play?
built a blockbuster business sharing her “authentic” self. Then things got a little too real.
Bullies
buoyed by vaccines and federal aid.
burdening residents and prompting the question: What can it teach the rest of the country?
Burned out and flush with savings
Buses
Business
Business and finance
Business is about accountability.
business is booming.
Business leaders warn the mayor that an influx of aid could be squandered on short-term programs that won’t help the unemployed.
Business owners say card transaction fees are a growing monthly expense
Business Schools
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Business Travel
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business was booming. That growth has slowed
businesses are contending with delays
businesses are struggling to fill positions
businesses need to find profitable places to put it.
businesses needed visitors. The tribe needed to protect people from Covid.
Businesses say that people are preparing to go out again.
Businesses that expressed opposition to restrictive voting laws are declining to take a similar stand on the abortion measure.

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