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What Is ‘the Merge’?

August 26, 2022

Here’s what to know about a major software upgrade to Ethereum IFTTT NYT NYT > Business NYTimes the most popular crypto platform.

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California E.V. Mandate Finds a Receptive Auto Industry

August 25, 2022

IFTTT matches automakers’ plans. The challenge will be making it happen. NYT NYT > Business NYTimes The move to phase out gasoline-powered cars with other states expected to follow

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CEOs Are Obsessed With ‘Elasticity’ as Inflation Soars. Here’s Why.

August 19, 2022

IFTTT is a hot topic as inflation soars and executives fret about profits. NYT NYT > Business NYTimes The economic concept which describes consumers’ sensitivity to prices

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It Was the Housing Crisis Epicenter. Now the Sun Belt Is an Inflation Vanguard.

August 18, 2022

burdening residents and prompting the question: What can it teach the rest of the country? IFTTT Inflation has been worse in Southern cities NYT NYT > Business NYTimes

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They Lost Crypto in the Crash. They’re Trying to Get It Back.

August 18, 2022

a crypto firm that imploded this summer. IFTTT In a frenzied effort investors are trying to recover lost funds from Celsius Network NYT NYT > Business NYTimes

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Target’s Profit Sinks as It Offloads Inventory Shoppers Don’t Want

August 17, 2022

far below what Wall Street analysts were expecting. IFTTT NYT NYT > Business NYTimes The retailer’s second-quarter profit fell 90 percent from the year before

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Yellen Directs I.R.S. to Embark on $80 Billion Overhaul Plan

August 17, 2022

IFTTT NYT NYT > Business NYTimes revamping antiquated technology and hiring thousands of new employees. The Treasury Secretary’s priorities include clearing a backlog of unprocessed tax returns

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How John DeMarsico Made SNY’s Broadcasts Go Viral

August 16, 2022

has made every game feel like a trip to the movies. IFTTT NYT NYT > Business NYTimes SNY already had some of the best announcers in baseball. John DeMarsico the network’s director

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WeWork’s Adam Neumann Gets Backing from Andreesen Horowitz

August 15, 2022

IFTTT NYT NYT > Business NYTimes WeWork’s founder is back with a billion-dollar venture.

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How Frustration Over TikTok Has Mounted in Washington

August 14, 2022

IFTTT National security concerns over the Chinese-owned viral video app remain unresolved. Lawmakers and regulators are increasingly pushing for action. NYT NYT > Business NYTimes

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On TikTok, Election Misinformation Thrives Ahead of Midterms

August 14, 2022

IFTTT NYT NYT > Business NYTimes researchers said. The fast-growing platform’s poor track record during recent voting abroad does not bode well for elections in the U.S.

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Rushdie Stabbing Brings Terror to an Idyllic Retreat for Earnest Inquiry

August 13, 2022

IFTTT NYT NYT > Business NYTimes The attack on the author took place at the Chautauqua Institution which has played host to cultural and Christian leaders for nearly 150 years.

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Lawsuit Against Fox Is Shaping Up to Be a Major First Amendment Case

August 13, 2022

could be one of the most consequential First Amendment cases in a generation. filed by Dominion Voting Systems IFTTT NYT NYT > Business NYTimes The suit

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Activist Investor ValueAct Takes Stake in The New York Times

August 11, 2022

Citigroup and Nintendo IFTTT is pushing The Times to sell bundled subscriptions to readers more aggressively. NYT NYT > Business NYTimes The investor which has taken positions in Adobe

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Supply Chain Bottlenecks Are Easing, Taking Pressure Off Prices

August 10, 2022

IFTTT NYT NYT > Business NYTimes The cost of moving goods has retreated in recent months from stratospheric highs last year.

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Former Twitter Employee Convicted of Charges Related to Spying for Saudis

August 09, 2022

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. IFTTT NYT NYT > Business NYTimes

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Justice Dept. Said to Conduct New Interviews in Inquiry Into Google’s Ad Tech

August 09, 2022

IFTTT NYT NYT > Business NYTimes The Justice Department for more than a year has investigated whether Google abuses its dominance over the interlocking technologies that deliver ads online.

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In China, Xi Risks Overconfidence That Could Stoke Taiwan Tensions

August 09, 2022

and could lead to conflict — perhaps over Taiwan. IFTTT NYT NYT > Business NYTimes State propaganda about China’s rise is stoking extreme nationalism. That could blind China to its problems

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How Private Equity Lobbying Watered Down the Corporate Minimum Tax

August 08, 2022

IFTTT NYT NYT > Business NYTimes The new corporate minimum tax is not law yet and is already rife with exceptions for the businesses that might have to pay it.

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Axios to Sell Itself to Cox Enterprises for $525 Million

August 08, 2022

IFTTT Jim VandeHei Mike Allen and Roy Schwartz NYT NYT > Business NYTimes The digital media company’s founders will continue to run the company.

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a deworming drug.
a digital platform where some top steeds are fetching six-figure sums.
a direct response to Facebook’s and Twitter’s suspensions of former President Donald J. Trump
a discharge planner at NeuroBehavioral Hospital in Indiana
A Discovery reality TV competition
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.
A downturn in the world’s second biggest economy
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
a drop from the pace of the previous two months
a Facebook product manager who left the company in May
A Facebook whistle-blower explains her motivations.
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?
A fast-growing market for digital art
a father and son arrested in Massachusetts
A father of three got some Christmas shopping done and the Garden State Plaza expected a busy day.
A February meeting of biotech executives became a coronavirus “superspreading” event with a transmission chain across the globe.
a Fed governor explained why it took so long.
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.
A federal judge’s ruling can allow the state to go ahead with its law while a lawsuit works its way through the courts.
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.
a Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco analysis said.
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.
A few years ago
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
A fire in a residential high-rise in Urumqi
A flight cancellation leads to a domino effect
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.
a former agriculture secretary
A former analyst at the firm said employees were forced to contribute to a $500 million deferred compensation plan
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.
a former federal prosecutor
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.
a former Green Beret
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.
A former school outside Syracuse
A fractured coalition of justices limited the effect of the decision
a friend of President Trump
a fund that is expected to be depleted fast.
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.
A giant new vessel
a gift to wealthy homeowners in some blue states.
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.
a groundbreaking journalistic institution that covers evangelical Christians.
a group from D.C.
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 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 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 lack of visibility into operations and new regulation.
A large child tax credit will benefit the lowest-income families in particular.
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 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 multiday trek on a pilgrimage route
A multistate group of anesthesiologists filed cases in Texas and Colorado
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 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 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 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 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 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 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. Imports rose slightly
a region filled with extremes has become increasingly inhospitable.
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 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 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 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.
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a Times investigation found.
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a Times survey finds.
A tiny number of doctors have had an outsize influence in spreading false information about Covid-19 and vaccines.
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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.
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a tsunami of job cuts is about to hit as companies downsize.
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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
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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
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a veteran science reporter
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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accused the news channel of advancing lies that devastated its reputation and business.
accused the social network of stalling on a deal and then putting it out of business.
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accusing the insurance giant of squeezing them like a “boa constrictor.”
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activists and policymakers gathered to debate how to reform law enforcement in America in a time of unrest and upheaval.
Activists threaten boycotts over companies’ silence on new Georgia voting laws.
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actors and directors chosen by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.
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adding further problems for already snarled global supply chains.
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adding to the manufacturer’s recent troubles.
Adewale Adeyemo’s role in the Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations and work at BlackRock could complicate his confirmation hearings.
Aditya Singh was arrested and charged with impersonation in a restricted area of the airport and theft of less than $500.
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Advice for three people trying to navigate racial politics at work
Advocates for racial equality have long pointed out the uneven playing field in the business world. What can companies do to fix it?
affects candidates for statewide offices.
Affirm said it had reached an agreement with the online retail giant to provide its customers with monthly payment plans for purchases of $50 or more.
Affordable homes can be hard to buy because lenders don’t make much money on small loans. But programs to encourage homeownership can help buyers build wealth.
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Aggressive overdraft fees are worth tens of billions of dollars a year to the banking industry. Account holders are finally getting some better options.
agreed that artificial intelligence should be regulated. How to do that remains an open question.
agreed to drop opposition to the bankruptcy organization plan of the company
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Air France on Tuesday said it would receive a new bailout from the French government worth 4 billion euros.
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Airlines are fine-tuning their cleaning procedures — where they clean
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Allbirds and Panera are looking to cash in on investor interest in business models pitched for postpandemic habits.
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allow scientists to control light waves in new ways.
allowing it to extend the patent life of a blockbuster line of medications
allowing users of the services to directly communicate with each other.
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along with answers to other questions about the new shot.
along with beefing up education
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also agreed to a consent decree to provide anti-discrimination training.
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altered grades and compromised extracurricular activities. So how will colleges dole out the discounts?
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Amazon researchers had to crack a problem that’s vexed data scientists for years: voice disentanglement.
Amazon said it was rebranding Twitch Prime
Amazon workers in Alabama voted down the biggest push for unionizing in the company’s history.
Amazon’s cloud computing business and Apple’s Macs are increasingly using the companies’ own homegrown chips instead of those from Intel.
Amazon’s much-hyped drone project is dropping small objects on driveways. Some customers are not sure what it delivers beyond minestrone.
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American said the move was necessary in light of President Biden’s move to require vaccinations against the coronavirus for employees of government contractors.
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Americans again must reckon with twists in scientific understanding of the virus.
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Americans earned more and spent more in August
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Americans now spend billions on “credit repair” — but the industry often can’t deliver on its promises.
Americans seeking outdoor getaways in the pandemic bought up all the pools
Americans spent 4 percent less on flights in May than in April
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an accusation the company denied.
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An activist investment firm won a shocking victory at Exxon Mobil. But can new directors really put the oil giant on a cleaner path?
an adviser can save you money and headaches.
An advisory panel is to vote later this week on whether to recommend emergency authorization of boosters for the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines.
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An analysis being released by Senator Elizabeth Warren offers a first look at which companies could face higher tax bills under the proposal.
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an annualized drop of 27.8 percent
An app offering short-term rentals called Globe says demand is way up.
An appointment to renew or obtain a passport is an elusive proposition these days
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an approach that few developing countries can afford and even Beijing may struggle to sustain.
An attempt to evict the fashion icon shines a spotlight on some of the very blurry lines in fashion.
An author seeks to prompt critical thinking about money and the status and power that are accrued from it. Several experts offered their own take.
an auto industry veteran who started his career at Toyota.
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An editor’s departure at JAMA is bringing calls for a sharper focus on racism and its consequences.
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An electrified highway is theoretically the most efficient way to eliminate truck emissions. But the political obstacles are daunting.
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an encouraging sign for policymakers as they plot their next interest rate move.
An enduring traffic jam at the Port of Savannah reveals why the chaos in global shipping is likely to persist.
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an examination of the Tulsa Race Massacre and more.
An exchange-traded fund tied to the cryptocurrency is set to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange
An exhibition at the Detroit Institute of Arts highlights the relationship of art and car culture over the past 70 years.
An exodus by Western companies and disdain for Russian oil signal the start of a reckoning.
an expert on China’s technology sector
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an improvement from August but still behind the July pace.
An inclusive holiday shopping season hits some speed bumps.
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An industry known for dramatic boom-bust cycles is resisting the temptation to pump more oil — for now.
An initial proposal to offer workers 12 weeks of paid leave could be whittled down as Democrats try to trim their $3.5 trillion social policy bill.
An initial shipment of about 2.9 million doses of the vaccine will be sent around the United States over the next week.
An injection every two months rather than a daily pill could shield many more women from the virus
An inquiry will look into the country’s use of illegal timber as well as its currency practices
an installation by the artist Marie Watt celebrates the region’s industrial history with I-beams and glass.
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an international treaty and the creation of new bureaucracies are among the recommendations presented to the W.H.O.
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An order issued on Saturday empowers Beijing to tell companies to ignore U.S. restrictions and allows them sue other businesses if they comply.
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An update for iPhones has raised privacy concerns and is a reminder not to become reliant on a company’s cloud.
An updated forecast by the Bureau of Labor Statistics has alarming news for people with a high school diploma or less.
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Ana Ros broke through the boys’ club of fine dining
Analysts bullish on 2023 were largely right and expect more of the same in 2024. Bears caution that the Fed’s impact is yet to be determined.
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Analysts estimate that the tax would generate up to $250 million for schools in the state in the first year. It would also probably face fierce legal challenges.
Analysts said Saudi Arabia’s oil minister appeared to be calculating that by appeasing other oil producers
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Analysts said the impact of the shutdown would be relatively minor as long as the artery was reopened soon
Analysts say soaring natural gas prices are helping push oil futures higher
analysts say trouble lies ahead.
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analyzes the effect of the coronavirus on the world’s art dealers. Sales are down
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and a judge ruled there was “a real issue to be tried.”
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and a top executive
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and accidents are on the rise.
and aid to renters may not reach the most vulnerable.
and Amazon are monopolies
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and an initial rollout faced a glitch. But some survivor families don’t want their histories public.
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and asked it to change or scrap the regulations.
and be aware that ‘green’ certificates aren’t always all they’re cracked up to be.
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and bottlenecks.
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and built the largest company of its kind.
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and can vary in pricing structures. Here’s a guide.
and China strikes back against sanctions.
and clubs are learning how to lure customers back.
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and consumers have been willing to pay them.
and could eventually result in tariffs.
and could lead to conflict — perhaps over Taiwan.
and could return to their offices with policies in place that make that status clear.
and Daimler had to briefly stop assembly lines at a plant in Germany.
and December’s economic aid package helped to increase growth.
and dedicated himself to building bridges with the U.S.
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and downsides. Here are some factors to consider.
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and expectations for price gains three years from now also moved higher.
and experts say policymakers and business leaders need to rethink how they deal with older workers.
and exports to the United States have since dropped 35 percent.
and fewer bidding wars in many areas are among recent shifts.
and for a boss who’s not nearly critical enough.
and for how long.
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and fret about losing out to rivals from China
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and global banks are caught in the middle.
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and has exposed philosophical rifts in the labor movement about what the purpose of a union ought to be.
and have been down in every month since October 2022.
and have fewer protections when they can’t.
and have filed a lawsuit in Atlanta to recover it.
and have terminated him
and he remains the focus of a broader investigation in New York.
and he was jailed under China’s strict but messy gun laws.
and help farms earn a profit.
and her Chinese counterparts agreed to continue economic talks
and his colleagues were hoping for a 2021 rebound.
and his son Peter Maxwell Taylor helped the former Nissan chief flee to Lebanon and sidestep the Japanese justice system.
and hold onto the Tesla-curious.
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and how these shifts might affect you.
and how to find your way around on a labyrinthine ship.
and how will you do it?
and I knew what was going on
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.
and is widely recognized as the only woman to have founded a major American city.
and it can be good for managers
and it described a culture of sexual harassment.
and it expects more losses to come.
and it has backing from some prominent investors.
and it is the first purpose-built to attack the virus that causes the disease.
and it poses political risk. But only a handful of newly minted lawmakers saw it that way.
and it posted a net profit of $239 million.
and it racked up awards for safety and more.
and it turns into a mall.
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
and no one ever explains what they did wrong.
and no one noticed for months.
and now are hoping they’re able to sell what they have.
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and now has nearly 10 million subscribers in total.
and offshore bondholders are beginning to worry.
and one even takes requests.
and one person dealing with the emotional baggage from a previous job.
and only a bit more than half of the jobs.
and Oracle have submitted takeover bids for the video app. A deal could be reached soon.
and other casualties of the system.
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 points to the dysfunction at the heart of the business.
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.
and repairing them
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.
and scarcity
and she defended the cost of supplying aid to Kyiv.
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 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.
and the artist is happy that the work is seeing a new life.
and the community
and the country faces a reckoning with the I.M.F. over $45 billion in debts.
and the details — inside
and the Dow has generally preferred Democrats since 1901. But don’t count on that for the future.
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.
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 they can backfire.
and which will vanish?
and while it will be unquestionably bad
and who will benefit most.
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.
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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apps are involved.
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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 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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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
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 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 hybrid offices become the norm
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 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 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 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 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.
Assassinations and Attempted Assassinations
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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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 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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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
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.
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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 Dog
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
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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.
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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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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
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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 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 crypto were all under pressure as the week got off to a negative start.
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boomed during the pandemic. Will the trend stick?
Booming business during the pandemic hasn’t always meant better wages
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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 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.
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boutique workout spots broadened beyond their tight spaces.
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brace yourself: Options have narrowed — and it’s likely going to cost you.
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brainstorm or rampage.
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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 says CoronaVac has an efficacy rate just over 50 percent
breach of trust and money laundering.
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breaking pre-pandemic records and reflecting confidence in Biden’s administration.
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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.
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bridges and broadband networks has broad popular support
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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
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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
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budget cuts and scuttled deals challenge a long-booming industry.
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budget-priced nuptial ceremony with you and your very own (socially distant) Elvis impersonator.
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Bugeye Sprites and other small roadsters might not seem up to the task
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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.
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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
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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.
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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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but “consumers are trading up and spending more
but “Monday is a really positive start.”
but a British Airways program seeks to reassure the lightly nervous and the abjectly terrified alike.
but a closer examination suggests that the tech giant and the app makers’ lawyers were big winners.
but a decline in sales volume led to drops in revenue and profit.
but a group of exporting nations led by France are pushing Beijing to lift restrictions they say are blocking them unfairly.
but a law left an opening for some labs to charge any price they wished.
but a lot depends on what Congress does next for the winter economy.
but a meaningful economic recovery probably remains distant.
but a month of declines show that consumers aren’t about to trigger runaway increases.
but a much-delayed title released this week could be the first step in a turnaround.
but a pandemic shortage and the rise of digital money are making jingly pockets a distant memory for many.
but a salon and spa.
but a state-owned conglomerate may ultimately get in the way.
but absent was how much it will spend to support the stimulus plan.
but airlines
but airlines prohibit the practice.
but also about quality of life.”
but also an opportunity to recruit from communities that the industry has long ignored.
but also by increases across a wide variety of products and services.
but also crucial differences.
but also reported that Disney+ has about 60.5 million subscribers after nine months of operation.
but also showed a decline in revenue.
but also that inoculations are essential.
but also their caution.
but American companies are more eager to cooperate with Beijing.
but Americans are opening their wallets for international flights and hotels. It’s the latest evidence of consumer resilience.
but analysts expect a bumpy ride for share prices while experts assess whether existing vaccines will be effective against the new variant.
but apartment prices and the pace of construction keep falling.
but Aramco will maintain its hefty dividend for shareholders.
but are less than half the level recorded as recently as early February.
but aren’t fair to college students footing their own tuition bills.
but art’s still where the money is.
but as the country’s economy plummets
but at a slower pace. And airline travel is back.
but balancing priorities has proved challenging during a time of economic instability.
but big publishers insist that they need a way out if a writer’s reputation takes a nosedive.
but bikes from BMW and Ducati will offer the safety systems for the first time
but brands are having a hard time finding enough days for all their ribbon cuttings.
but budget constraints limit their impact.
but businesses and households have been cautious about borrowing.
but businesses of all sorts are pouring money into advertising — digital most of all.
but buyers remain enthusiastic.
but C.E.O.s say labor costs in the country remain high.
but central bank officials have said they will keep interest rates high.
but central bankers are still wary of drivers of persistently high prices.
But challenges await
but challenges remain.
but China is such a vital part of global markets that its stocks and bonds belong in diversified portfolios.
but clearly it’s having a harder time rebooting itself than had seemed possible in the spring.
but climate concerns may shelve the idea.
but collectors with some time on their hands have eagerly made the trek.
but companies and cities will need to come together for the idea to gain momentum.
but consumers still need to read the fine print.
but context is important — and so is medical advice from a doctor.
but could also cost jobs.
but created a bigger problem
but critics say it falls short on fossil fuels.
but cutting aid too quickly could create economic aftershocks.
But data also showed that manufacturers are struggling to meet rising demand
but developers say it is “a great tool to have in the toolbox.”
but developing countries are at risk of being left behind.
but don’t forget that home prices have fallen before
but don’t receive the same scrutiny.
but don’t remove your mask just yet.
but drivers are just as likely to see it as others rudely cutting their turn in line.
but economic experts and many Salvadorans worry the move brings great risks.
but economists are worried about its stubbornness.
but employees (and bikes!) are hard to find. These five New England business owners say the summer of 2021 is unlike any other.
but employees worry that their jobs will go
but employers are still struggling to fill open positions.
but enthusiasts say the future looks promising.
but experts say rich nations are not doing enough to help the poor survive the current one.
but experts worry about risks to security and privacy.
but experts worry that he may be powerless to reverse unions’ long-term decline.
But fans of the famed Hermès accessory say that the exclusivity is the whole point.
but fears about inflation could hold back efforts to get the economy surging again.
but fears of new regulatory pressure sent its shares sharply down.
but food costs continued to keep inflation uncomfortably high.
but for avid traders
but for complicated itineraries or milestone trips
but for his new project
but growing.
but had grown 26 percent in 2020 from the year before.
but has come out of it stronger.
but has yet to be embraced by President Biden.
but he has traveled widely and inspired others to follow in his tire tracks.
but he may not get what he wants.
but he still needs political buy-in at the top.
but he will continue to exert a lot of influence at the e-commerce giant.
but her family’s reputation was suffering for it.
but high vaccination rates and low numbers of virus cases point to a recovery.
but his activities may pose potential conflicts of interest.
but his history of controversy and potential legal issues may have prompted the Murdochs to swing the ax.
but his implacable image looked threadbare in bankruptcy court.
But his plans face a tough road as pressure grows for big pharmaceutical companies to share their vaccine technologies with poorer nations.
but hit a few snags.
but how many people actually end up getting fined? And who’s in charge of the process?
but how should that be measured?
but how you manage them can be a key to a stronger future.
but I made a mistake
but in a matter of days
but India’s crisis has pushed it past its limits.
but investors remain more cautious on the outlook of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.
but is due back in court in early January on federal fraud charges.
but is still vulnerable to vaccines.
but is struggling with unsold luxury condos and a mall barren of shoppers.
but it comes at a time when Fed officials are closely watching such metrics.
but it comes with potentially expensive hazards. Here’s how to navigate some of them.
but it conflated two nonprofits with the same name.
but it could also mean harder choices ahead on spending.
but it could harm their health
but it did not say when buying and selling would resume.
but it didn’t announce any major new advances.
but it doesn’t want the competition to find out which one.
but it has a few clear causes and consequences
but it has been driven as fast as 70 m.p.h.
but it has not been practical on a large scale. That may be starting to change.
but it has not similarly boosted E.V. sales.
but it is moving cautiously to unwind tariffs imposed by President Donald J. Trump.
but it is perfectly legal to ask whether someone has been vaccinated.
but it is unavailable in places that need it most.
but it may be better to pay taxes now
but it may take a few weeks to reopen.
but it now may matter more where those stars and stripes were stitched.
but it now projects it will make 850
but it pitched investors on plans for rapid growth and a pandemic-proof business.
but it shows that American consumer spending remains strong.
but it still leaves critical details to be worked out.
but it still lost money in part because of its investments in other ride-hailing businesses.
but it suggested so-called meme stocks could pose some risks.
but it sure beats its Instagram copycat for making and sharing short videos.
but it was overshadowed by a fatal car crash that stunned the world.
But it will still take days for gas stations in the Southeast to restock after panic buying depleted their supplies.
but it’s also inseparable from the housing affordability crisis.
but it’s not so good for superstars.
but it’s not the whole story.
but it’s unclear if the rest of the season will deliver for the industry.
but its broader impact on growth and inflation isn’t likely to be known for several weeks.
but its market worth approaches that of Ford.
but its own E.V. development plans have progressed since the partnership was announced.
but its regulatory fate rests largely with Democrats in Washington.
But its results were bolstered by a soaring stock market in the fourth quarter
but key elements differ from the Senate and White House proposals.
but lawmakers are primarily focused on extending high-speed access to remote areas.
but less on goods.
but limit their exposure to others.
but local outlets have also sometimes been active.
but low-cost funds that track the entire market can help you prosper over the long term
but many applicants have had to wait weeks for lenders to resolve problems.
but many large companies are approaching the reopening cautiously.
but many new owners may not realize what they’re in for in terms of upkeep.
but many obstacles remain for broad access to coronavirus drugs.
but many of our problems with current devices can be fixed.
but many on the front-lines are burned out. Has the government done enough to help alleviate their stress?
but many others haven’t taken that step.
but many see a post-pandemic resurgence in the year ahead.
but many took in about as much tax revenue as before the pandemic — sometimes a lot more.
but many travelers want to visit this summer. Will their plans materialize?
but many vehicles are not legal for teenagers
but may have gotten more local culture than he had bargained for.
but may open some eyes to how widely artificial intelligence research fed on personal images.
but middle class and affluent people still bear a substantial portion of the costs.
but misleading claims about the coronavirus vaccines are surging — often spread by the same people.
but more recent rulings and legislation suggest it would violate a basic right.
but most did not. Those who did gave up less than 10 percent of what they received last year.
but much more slowly than those receiving a placebo
but no one disputes that popularity on the social media platform means sales.
but not all
but not as quickly as expected. And the Fed will offer insights into its thinking.
but not enough to significantly damage the platform’s revenue.
but not for the reasons Democrats have long held that view.
but not without controversy.
but nothing is inevitable.
but now heavy debt loads make that a hard playbook to follow.
but now Italians are hooked on online shopping.
but now the streaming pioneer sits atop a Hollywood it has thoroughly upended.
but now there is worry that it has begun to regress.
but office buildings remain empty — and may stay that way
but on how to integrate into the work force.
but one pioneer
but other challenges will make it hard for the “Lucky Country” to match its past success.
but other times in a dumpster.
but outdoor spaces that bloomed under a pandemic program are now a permanent and vibrant fixture of city life.
but owners still have trouble hiring
but pandemic precautions could also become a differentiator in Wall Street’s war for talent.
but pandemic restrictions remain a big presence in some areas.
but pent-up demand remains for affordable treatment in foreign lands.
but people involved in the evacuation instead describe bureaucratic snags.
but pipelines and grids are increasingly vulnerable to cyberattacks and extreme weather.
but profits are down and opportunities for growth have dwindled.
but prosecutors will be running down fraud for years.
but questions about how to best tax extreme wealth remain.
but receiving a notice can still be unnerving. Here’s what to expect.
but remained strong. Elon Musk cleaned house. And the economy will be a big issue in the midterms.
but Republicans say the money is being wasted.
but researchers say interactions with the technology will become increasingly personalized.
but retailers are already acknowledging that it will be transformed in fundamental ways.
but rising rents may challenge that view and pressure Washington to react.
but said they remained far apart on a number of issues.
but scientists say they don’t do much.
but scientists warn that aggressive reopenings could backfire.
but sharply cut their spending.
but should not force you to spam your friends.
but small U.S. manufacturers can’t find buyers
but so are bonds. Even at current prices
but so are coronavirus cases
but so far they are finding ways to keep margins wide.
but some analysts see brighter times ahead.
But some bird experts say reports of increasing predation by black vultures in the Midwest may be overblown.
but some city offices are only 15 percent full.
but some drivers scrambled to fuel their vehicles.
but some economists and bond investors fear President Biden’s policies could lead to inflation.
but some employees have been told they cannot force those who refuse.
But some energy analysts warned of possible shortages and higher prices if the suspension continues into the week.
but some gym owners are rebelling.
but some parents
but some smaller foundations have figured out ways to have an impact.
but some states are offering promotions to attract even more savers.
but some warn that the rally could be short lived
but some wonder if the movement is just another gimmick.
but sports fans still find it indispensable.
but stopped short of what critics want.
but stores are still struggling because too few office workers and tourists have returned.
but subscription growth was the best ever for a quarter.
but success depends on beating down variants of the virus
but success in this high-risk marketplace is more art than science.
but such dialogues have a disheartening record.
but taxpayers likely paid big price.
but tech executives generally get a pass when it comes to wrongdoing.
but technical and political hurdles are in the way.
but tensions over issues like metal tariffs remain.
but that could be changing.
but that exuberance might already be baked into stock prices.
but that owes partly to temporary factors.
but that risks sending an unintended message.
but the acquisition is likely to face regulatory scrutiny.
but the agreement will not take the place of Amblin’s current pact with Universal Pictures.
but the aid may only be postponing a painful reckoning.
But the announcement by the United Arab Emirates was met with silence from the Chinese vaccine maker
but the atmosphere is not quite as carefree as the prepandemic days of 2019.
But the Biden administration sent only a deputy commerce secretary to the high-profile gathering
but the city added apartments faster than its population grew. The result: vacant homes and offices.
but the committee charged with determining an endpoint has been quiet.
but the coronavirus is squeezing some previously solvent schools.
but the Delta coronavirus variant will be a challenge in the months ahead.
but the economy needs all the help it can get.
but the effects of the debt-ceiling brinkmanship may still ripple across the economy.
but the future is looking less buoyant than it did just a short while ago.
But the giant oil company said it would pay $75 billion in dividends
but the incident was another reminder of the risks in the increasingly common assaults on computer networks.
but the increase was smaller than in previous months
but the move deals a blow to the Chinese city’s already troubled inoculation campaign.
but the move still falls short of demands for a minimum wage of $15 an hour.
but the pandemic has crushed that calculus.
but the pandemic has made it far more complex.
but the profits aren’t being evenly distributed. Ranchers blame the big meatpacking companies.
but the proposal risks sinking under its own weight.
but the public ultimately pays through higher premiums.
but the recovery has been buoyed by government assistance that expired at the end of July.
but the researchers who study the modern and ancient DNA of dogs have a different perspective.
but the Swiss fair’s bustle didn’t always translate into sales.
but the tax agency continues to face uncertainty over future funding.
but the tech giant still faces an uphill battle to gaining full approval.
but the turbos flopped — and took decades to gain acceptance.
but the two made nice on Twitter over the Inspiration4 launch.
but the wealthy are still buying.
but the White House says the proposals could actually help tame costs.
but the withdrawals come with significant downsides. Our columnist discusses other options.
but their families have so far been denied compensation.
but their presence has people doubting real evidence.
but their wallets got the last laugh.
but there are reasons to be wary.
but there are signs of change.
but there is no evidence of further spreading.
but there is now more volatility as investors worry about the outcome of the presidential vote.
but there may be better ways to smooth returns
But there will be some relief for the millions of people dependent on Social Security. And a report on how much the housing market is slowing.
but there’s a looming problem for landlords
but they are running into a host of problems.
but they are trying to do it in days.
but they aren’t sheltering an army of precarious workers.
but they can’t address the real problem: the alienation of 21st-century work.
but they don’t yet have many answers. Here’s what they know so far.
but they have fallen significantly in recent weeks.
but they require both parties to want to end the relationship civilly.
but they sparked nearly a year of sometimes violent demonstrations.
but they will keep you between the lines and even brake for you. And more tech is coming.
but they will play a smaller role than usual in the investment app’s unorthodox I.P.O.
but to act presidential in his stead.
but traders continue to worry about Britain’s risky pro-growth fiscal policies.
but tread lightly before using retirement savings as capital.
but trouble looms as a rise in coronavirus cases delays some returns to the office.
but truckmakers are also under pressure to shift from fossil fuels to electricity.
but U.S.-built autos don’t bring in the biggest money.
but using an expanded metric
but viewers knew him for three decades as a correspondent
but visitors keep coming.
but Washington remains bitterly divided on the details.
but we can free ourselves from tech’s hooks with goals
but we really are walking in the dark.
but who projected confidence in his foreign and domestic agenda.
but will also continue as artistic director of Dior Men.
But with a challenging winter ahead
but with at least one advantage the giants don’t have.
but with cameos from a Halloween-loving 2-year-old.
but your neighborhood thrift store is not doing so well.
Butter
buy an air filter — and forget the UV lights.
buy lipstick and get high (but maybe not in that order).
buy or invest in the sector
buy the metal at a record pace.
buyers are emptying dealerships.
Buyers have been turning to cheaper substitutes and finding
Buying a home tied to a hotel brand comes with advantages
Buying an electric car can be exciting and bewildering. Consider what kind of car you want and need and where you will charge.
Buying one of the largest and most influential social networks in the country could change the perception of the tech giant.
buying their stocks and bonds.
buying VMware. Gas prices head higher. And a report will show if job growth continues to be strong.
BuzzFeed will make its market debut as soon as Monday. As shareholders voted on the deal
buzziest social media app around.
by acquiring a 30 percent stake in the company.
By acquiring a provider of artificial intelligence
by Art Basel and UBS
by both Wall Street and Silicon Valley
by extension
By gaining the Senate
by nine days
By playing off its big neighbors
By selling battery-powered S.U.V.s and luxury sedans in places like Germany and Norway
By urging travelers to visit
By Wednesday morning
Bye-bye
ByteDance’s founder has long urged his employees to think beyond the world’s No. 2 economy
C.D.C. studies show.
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Calif.
California’s lawsuit against oil giants mirrors a legal strategy used in the 1990s against the tobacco industry.
Call it a lack of panache or sportiness
called “Of the People: Widening the Path
called Aduhelm
called for more “more persistent policy” to stifle price rises.
called payment for order flow “an inherent conflict of interest.”
called Squid
calling the interview a “deliberate hoax.”
Calls to rein in investing based on environmental and social principles are growing louder.
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came on an international arrest warrant issued by Spain’s Supreme Court on charges of sedition.
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Camille Miceli once inspired Marc Jacobs
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campaigned vigorously for a permanent appointment.
Can a French government intervention excuse the luxury conglomerate from its $16.2 billion deal with Tiffany? It depends on what counts as an order.
Can a post-vaccine return to travel be smarter and greener than it was before March 2020? Some in the tourism industry are betting on it.
Can a thrifty traveler afford this “end-of-the-road” Florida hot spot? Getting around on a rented bike and staying in a four-person dorm room helps.
can be a barometer of how the public is feeling about the pace of recovery
can be done at home
Can Cirque du Soleil get Gen Z’s attention?
Can Europe fight the effects of extreme weather while producing enough affordable food? A model combining conservation with agriculture may offer a solution.
can evoke stronger feelings than the food that came in them.
Can President Biden really boost production? Why are governors trying to buy directly from Pfizer? And when will supply exceed demand?
Can you tell the difference between a $10
cancellations and lost bags.
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Cannabis corporations are rushing to meet what is expected to be a “tidal wave” of demand in New York and New Jersey.
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capping a staggering ascent that began in the pandemic.
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Card balances have been rising rapidly. But there are ways to navigate the gift-giving season without taking on a lot of new debt.
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Cargo vessels belch almost as much carbon into the air each year as the entire continent of South America. Modern sails could have a surprising impact.
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Carmakers can’t buy the semiconductors they need because home electronics are taking all the supply.
Carol Tomé thought she was done with office life. Then a company she knew well needed a new leader.
carriers like UPS and FedEx and companies like Amazon are renewing their push toward electric vehicles.
carries risks. Some of his colleagues disagree.
carrying with it an ambition of making spaceflight more accessible to the broader public.
Cars have had the technology for decades
Cars with manual transmissions
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carts and trucks serve rockfish tacos
Cash transfers go directly to people in need
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Cathy Guisewite and Garry Trudeau.
Catrike is struggling to deliver its recumbent bikes because supply chain problems have caused a part shortage. The snags may get worse before they get better.
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causing some inflation pressures to last.
causing them to sabotage their financial futures.
caution against a Trump presidency and condemn the killing of a Saudi columnist for the paper.
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Cecilia Rouse has studied education and discrimination
Celebratory feelings are competing with resentment over the work stoppage and worries about the business era that is coming.
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celebrities in masks — and no public health message that has broken through.
Celine and Fendi.
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Central bankers have said they aren’t worried about a pop in longer-term bond yields. If they do become concerned
Central London remains “very
Centuries-old varieties are being altered by weather patterns
ceramist and weed entrepreneur) has made a career out of mining the pitfalls and possibilities of adolescence.
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certain seasonal colds — and the next coronavirus pandemic.
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Championed by doctors and conservative radio hosts alike
championed Mark Rothko
change publishing forever?
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Charges against the founder of Nikola cast a shadow over the blank-check boom.
Charging unvaccinated workers more for health coverage may seem more appealing than a mandate but could be harder to carry out.
Charities and donors are facing a holiday season like no other. But they have come up with solutions.
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chat with friends and interact with your device.
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chief executive of Epic Games
chief executive of the bloody and beloved Ultimate Fighting Championship
Chief executives have signed countless statements in support of social causes over the last few years. Do they make a difference?
Chief executives in the U.S. have long pushed for closer ties between the two countries. Now they just hope a rocky situation won’t get worse.
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child care
child care and higher education.
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children ages 5 to 11 could begin to receive the shots this week.
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children were freaking out.
children would be worthy of government support
children’s books and ‘S.N.L.’ impressions.
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China
China and the U.S. both gained from their economic integration. As they pull apart
China has a complex relationship with video games. New government rules for minors have made it even more so.
China has spent heavily to help its poorest citizens
China is on a charm offensive to repair strained diplomatic ties and bolster engagement with other countries.
China is striving to become a force in the global auto industry.
China is tightening the reins on its economy and looking out for companies that could pose risks to China’s financial system.
China is undertaking a far-reaching overhaul of its health care system as its cities reel from the financial pressure of three years of strict Covid policies.
China reciprocated within hours
China’s $2.8 billion antitrust penalty against Alibaba far exceeds its previous fines for anticompetitive business practices.
China’s breathtaking economic growth created cities ill-equipped to face extreme weather. Last week’s dramatic floods showed that much will have to change.
China’s largest state-run banks lowered interest rates on deposits
China’s leader
China’s new export rules
China’s premier wants to retrofit three million older apartment buildings all over the country
China’s sputtering property market
Chinese backpacker hostels offering bunk beds for a few dollars a night have become hubs for the anxiety and ambitions of job-seeking youth.
Chinese companies are taking a greater share of goods sold abroad
Chinese dissidents and activists said they feared they were being muzzled.
Chinese regulators say they want to clean up the country’s financial system
Chinese rivals to Western names have improved quality and marketing. Now the country’s defiance could give them an edge with young patriots.
Chinese travelers are expected to fan out across the country in droves
Chinese-Americans
Chloé Zhao was pilloried online for past remarks about China.
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choreographer and director Francesca Harper
Chow Po Chung pushed his students to participate in public affairs — idealism that he worries could cost them their freedom.
Chris Kempczinski faces pressure to raise wages
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Christie Smythe helped break the story of Mr. Shkreli’s arrest in 2015. Then she “started to fall for him
Christie’s is hoping to break records with its sale of the dinosaur
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Christmas came early for Airbnb and DoorDash. But Facebook is on the naughty list.
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Christopher Waller said he expected inflation to ease once stimulus checks have been spent and supply chain problems are addressed.
Christopher Waller will be the fifth Trump pick on the Fed’s seven-member Board of Governors.
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Citadel and its sister business
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cited the uncertainty of the coronavirus.
Citi committed “one of the biggest blunders in banking history
cities and life transitions for lives that span a century (or more).
Cities and states issued at least $6.1 billion in pension bonds last year. Novel ways to do so include renting property they already own under dummy corporations.
Cities big and small know they can’t rely on federal stimulus to support their entrepreneurs
Citigroup and Morgan Stanley are also expected to report their third-quarter earnings on Thursday.
Citigroup and Nintendo
Citigroup and Wells Fargo have begun to pare back the enormous reserves they had socked away in case of an economic disaster.
Citigroup made history by appointing Jane Fraser as its next C.E.O.
Citigroup’s president
citing “subdued” consumer demand.
citing an “inexcusable delay.”
citing conditions in the new North American trade agreement.
citing defense of its corporate mission.
citing environmental reasons
citing increasing reports of how use of the device perforated the walls of the heart.
citing openings aplenty. Some jobless workers face hardships and tough choices.
Citing potential fraud
citing the allegations that the author
citing uncertainty about the number of fake accounts on the platform.
city leaders turn to design to make a downtown for “everyone.”
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claiming its Autopilot system was partly responsible.
Claims for the next few months could remain much higher than they were before the pandemic as the labor market adjusts to a new normal.
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clean energy and value stocks all toting up big gains.
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clearing the way for millions more Americans to be immunized next week.
Clearview AI has hired Floyd Abrams
clients are bringing it up.
climate and more binds disparate Democratic lawmakers
climate change and more.
climate change and tax loopholes.
climate change pressures and their own economics.
Climate concerns push BP and other firms to seek new roles as pollution fighters.
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Close examinations of more than a dozen vaccinated people found that immune cells were still organizing to fight the coronavirus months after inoculation.
Closed last year
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co-leading with Cristina Pacheco. Onli’s priority: spending time in Arlington Heights.
Co-working company will receive $1.3 billion to spend on recovering from “a historic downturn.”
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coaxed by an eager mayor.
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Coinbase has shown that a large
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coincide with an exclusive multiyear agreement with Warner Bros.
coincides with a long and uncertain road to recovery.
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College athletes have limited life experience and financial expertise
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Colleges are trying to isolate students who have Covid-19 or have been exposed to it
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Colorado Mesa University and the Broad Institute of M.I.T. and Harvard have spent the last year exploring new approaches to managing outbreaks.
Colorado would be the second state to legalize the composting of human remains.
Colossal aims to bring thousands of woolly mammoths back to Siberia. Some scientists are deeply skeptical that will happen.
combining digital tools and a human touch.
Combining samples for coronavirus testing
come as crew members struggle with a surge in cases of unruly passengers.
Come spring
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comes after a study found the company’s vaccine was only 71 percent effective against hospitalization from Covid-19.
comes to an end.
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coming nearly a week after a million doses of the AstraZeneca-Oxford vaccine arrived in South Africa
commanded a premium price
Commercial real estate brokers tend to be chest-thumping optimists. Post-pandemic corporate life is putting that to the test.
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companies and celebrities promote the digital currencies.
companies are changing their tone.
companies are demanding more control over how their ads appear online. And the tech companies seem to be listening.
Companies are devising vaccination policies for new hires along with rules for their existing employees.
Companies are expected to report a fall in profits
companies are exploring plans to expand internationally and possibly leave entirely.
companies are finding creative ways to store energy during periods of low demand.
companies are finding new sources. Not all are able to pass along the costs.
Companies are moving headquarters and factories outside the country and cleaving off their Chinese businesses. It’s not clear the strategy will work.
Companies are navigating conflicting guidance on pandemic precautions.
Companies are seeking to build
Companies are wary of setting hard deadlines but increasingly are spelling out their plans for bringing employees back to the office.
Companies behind digital currencies are rushing to hire well-connected lobbyists
companies big and small are seeing dollar signs.
Companies defend stratospheric pay for their leaders.
companies have made little progress over the last five years.
companies have re-evaluated their political donations. Will this be a turning point or a momentary blip?
Companies have struggled to keep their ad dollars from going to online outlets that promoted fraudulent theories about the 2020 election.
Companies inspired by the cryptocurrency are creating social networks
Companies keep delaying their return dates and altering other workplace policies as the pandemic persists.
Companies like Google
companies like Rent the Runway say the market is booming like never before.
companies must foster the visibility of Black and Hispanic workers
Companies start reporting their third-quarter earnings this week
Companies still can’t resist April Fools’ Day.
Companies that have already opened their doors must decide whether to retrench on masking policies. Others are weighing vaccine mandates.
Companies that sourced cotton from the region in China are weighing evidence of forced labor
Companies that value homes for sale or refinancing are bound by law not to discriminate. Black homeowners say it happens anyway.
Companies will have to decide issues like whether to pick up the tab for weekly testing and how to handle religious exemptions.
Companies with Bitcoin on their balance sheets may be getting nervous. Three big corporate investors in Bitcoin are Tesla
company documents show
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Compared to white or Hispanic patients
compared with a profit of $58 million a year prior.
compared with a year earlier
Comparing central bank digital currencies to fads
Competing with SpaceX
competition and what to do — if anything — about tech giants’ growing power.
Competition for homes in many cities is leading potential buyers to take steps they may not have considered a short time ago
compiled extensive records about a user
completed its first commercial flight. But Western rivals still supply most of China’s planes.
complicated or lofty for these Money-101 podcasts.
complicates Ukraine’s efforts to export its grain.
compounding supply chain disruptions caused by the pandemic.
Computer algorithms and machine learning are helping students succeed in math. Some experts see such efforts as a crucial next step in education.
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concealed evidence during an investigation into his conduct.
Concerned about the potential for a digital-era bank run
concerned about the spread of the coronavirus
concerns familiar to its U.S. and international viewers.
Concierge care has grown fast as patients no longer want to sit in a waiting room with strangers. But it comes at a high price.
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Confidence from the White House runs counter to warnings from Republicans
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Confronted with deserted streets during the pandemic
Confronted with the U.S.-China trade war and disruptions in the shipping industry
Confronting late-stage pandemic burnout
Congress finally reached a stimulus deal. Some worry it’s too little
Congress got involved.
Congress is considering universal pre-K and subsidies for child care. Research shows how these policies can benefit children
Congress is designing a policy as part of Democrats’ safety net spending plan. Evidence from around the world suggests what works and what doesn’t.
congressional investigators said.
Conn
connecting to clients in the spirits business from all over the globe.
conquer brutal off-road trails and sprint to 60 miles an hour in a blink. And about that Camp Kitchen tucked inside …
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considering this is a spa.”
Conspiracy theories about the pandemic have gained more traction than mainstream online events. Here’s how.
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Construction sheds are a necessary evil
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Consumer advocates
consumer advocates are calling for another one.
consumer advocates are warning people to be wary of offers that seem too good to be true.
consumer appetite and more affordable solar technology.
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consumer confidence is back and stocks are at record highs.
Consumer Price Index data from the Labor Department will likely show that prices continued to climb quickly in September.
Consumer Price Index inflation has been boosted by gas prices
Consumer prices rose 4 percent in the year through May
Consumer prices rose at the slowest pace in more than two years
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Consumer spending and exports fell in the first three months of this year
Consumer spending is up — way up! — as Americans grow more optimistic about the economy.
Consumers
Consumers and business owners say they feel paralyzed by despair
Consumers are probably entitled to millions of dollars in rebates under Obamacare rules that cap companies’ profits.
Consumers are spending a little more
Consumers are splurging on expensive but fun experiences
consumers think it is outrageous to jack up prices of essential items
Consumers’ pandemic reliance on online ordering benefited the giants. For many independent retailers
consumption is reframed as a public service performed by heroes
Contactless bagel orders and finding new routes can help you keep social distance in your commute. And don’t forget your vaccination card.
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contends that the company’s language model has a soul. The company denies that and says he violated its security policies.
content begins at conception.
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continuing a yearslong focus on a disease that hits close to home.
Continuing disruption to factory production and bottlenecks in shipping are leaving nonprofit groups short of goods for vulnerable communities worldwide.
Contracting the coronavirus while far from home is a frightening possibility. And sometimes it happens
Contracts that could total $9 billion were awarded to Amazon
contributing to a recent upturn in strikes.
contributing to low ratings and complaints from advertisers.
Control of the banking system gives Beijing the tools to stop a broader collapse
Convention centers are reopening. Hotels and airlines report an uptick in bookings. But the rise in virus cases has tempered forecasts for a major recovery.
Conventions
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cookies and crackers tasting delicious even after weeks on a grocery store shelf.
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cooking and more
Copper
copper and other metal prices are rising as China restarts construction
Copycatting has social media consequences. After the BeyHive and the Rihanna Navy — the Telfar tribe?
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Corey Quinn has made it his business to understand Amazon’s cloud-computing charges and have some fun at the company’s expense.
Coronavirus
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Coronavirus testing prices vary widely and can reach into the hundreds of dollars
Corporate America is rethinking its political donations.
Corporate leaders are feeling emboldened by another legal defeat for the Federal Trade Commission
Corporate leaders expect rosy company earnings
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Cosmetics sales in China are soaring
cost and official standards are needed for the dogs to fulfill their potential in medical fields.
Costlier vehicles and repairs are pushing premiums higher even as the increase in U.S. consumer prices is tapering overall.
Costs soared partly because of do-it-yourselfers spending stimulus checks
Could a cyberattack disrupt the financial system?
could add to internet silos springing up around the world.
could be devastating. Auto manufacturers and suppliers have aggressive plans
could be one of the most consequential First Amendment cases in a generation.
could be swallowed by UniCredit.
could come as soon as this week in Manhattan.
could make flying more sustainable. But the challenges are many and the timeline is uncertain.
could prod more people to abandon the scourge of hoaxes and lies.
could push both sides into fresh legal battles.
could put pressure on Fox News
Could regulators have stopped the electric car start-up’s implosion?
could rise even further.
could show the strongest year-over-year reading since 2008.
could soon be in short supply because of delays in unloading cargo ships from Asia.
could soon clinch a job on the Fed board. Her views have often been inconsistent.
could still happen in November.
could upend every regulation and enforcement action the bureau has issued.
couldn’t a robot do this?
counseled presidents and business leaders.
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Countries and companies are facing an aging crisis
Countries have been paying about $3 to $4 per shot for AstraZeneca’s vaccine under the company’s not-for-profit pricing model.
Country Garden is now at the center of the crisis and threatens the broader economy.
coupled with the new possibility of criminal charges
Couples who put off their destination nuptials a year ago at the start of the pandemic are facing the prospect of delaying for another year.
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covering much of the country outside of major cities.
COVID-19
Covid-19 Essentials may be the country’s first retail chain dedicated solely to products required because of an infectious disease.
Covid-19 has cemented the e-commerce giant’s hold on the economy — but it has also spurred employees all around the country to organize.
Covid-19 has driven down Americans’ demand for senior care facilities. Building support for more elders to remain at home requires systemic changes.
Covid-19 health pass apps could help reopen businesses and restore the economy. They could also unfairly exclude people from travel and workplaces.
COVID-19 Pandemic
Covid-19 was “the eighth-highest killer of kids in this age group over the past year
Covid’s economic disruption has given workers new leverage
crabbers and restaurant help.
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craft distilleries say the business of making the disinfectant has become more difficult.
Crafting surged during the pandemic. But experts believe there are benefits to up-close-and-personal crafting that an online quilting class just can’t replicate.
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Crave those crazy … shrimp tails?
Created as a cryptocurrency parody in 2013
creates and profits from misleading claims about Covid-19 vaccines.
creating 11
Creating and seeding accounts for every newborn is found to have an impact on aspirations as well as savings.
creating long lines at gas stations and panic buying.
Creative Artists Agency’s purchase of rival ICM Partners is the largest consolidation of the talent agency industry in years.
Creative professionals can receive $5
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Credits that were expanded as part of pandemic relief have expired
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criminalize online dissent and block social media.
Criminals are increasingly using people like Denise Newton to move their money
Crimped supplies and increased demand have pushed energy prices to their highest in years
cringe comedy creators are gaining large followings and brand deals by impersonating terrible people.
Crises abound
critical drivers of an economy that has been battered by the pandemic.
Critics have accused the Federal Reserve of not reacting quickly enough to tame rising prices. On Friday
Critics of a strong currency say it hurts American factory workers by making imports cheap.
Critics of the Justice Department deal to free Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou say it could blunt tools like sanctions and prosecutions.
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Crypto enthusiasts see a future where the internet runs on blockchain-based tokens. In some spaces
Crypto fans have argued that code can be a better arbitrator than traditional regulators.
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cryptocurrencies and more.
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Cryptocurrency miners are flocking to New York’s faded industrial towns
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CVS and Rite Aid are pulling products from shelves after federal investigators found unsanitary conditions and recommended a recall.
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Dambisa Moyo has the ear of top business leaders. But there are no simple answers to complex problems.
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Dangerous mining conditions plague Congo
Daniel Kaluuya won best supporting actor and Emerald Fennell’s script for “Promising Young Woman” was recognized in a singular Oscar telecast.
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Dark since March 2020
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data from a new project show.
data from the Federal Trade Commission shows.
Data from the Labor Department is expected to show that more than 700
Data shows that the U.S. economy has been largely resilient. The Fed may slow its rate increases. And the jobs report is expected to show solid gains.
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data suggests customers may no longer see service workers as deserving of “hazard pay.”
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David Sackler said he and his family would withdraw their pledge to pay $4.5 billion
David Solomon brushes off D.J.ing as a minor hobby that has little to do with his work at the bank
Days after winning a Golden Globe for the film
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Deal makers involved in the talks to sell TikTok are exasperated.
DealBook delved into four of them.
DealBook gathered experts to debate the solutions to cryptocurrency’s climate problem.
DealBook spoke with the Harvard researcher and biotech founder David Sinclair about the opportunities and challenges of hacking the human lifespan.
DealBook unpacks what caused the biggest U.S. bank failure since the 2008 financial crisis — and what might come next.
Dealers were hoping to send positive signals in the face of a possible downturn
Dealers were looking to the event as a bellwether for a return to normality in the art world.
dealing a blow to hopes that the entertainment industry could soon fully roar back to life.
Deals
deals a blow to the market dominance of the tech giants
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decide they’ve had enough.
decided to leave for health reasons.
deciding who gets them may be “a big problem.”
Decision comes after months of uncertainty following a Broadway shutdown that kept many shows from opening.
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Decisions made early in the pandemic are having lasting effects on the ability of industries to fulfill surging demand.
Declines in overall inflation rates may bring comfort to consumers
declining Covid-19 infection rates and an easing of business restrictions are helping the labor market to heal.
Decorations and Honors
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Deep-pocketed conservatives
Defamation cases have made waves across an uneasy right-wing media landscape
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delegates tried to water down provisions regarding protections for vulnerable populations and patents for essential drugs.
Delegates will vote on a resolution pledging “all resources necessary” for efforts to unionize the retail giant.
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Delta variant worries notwithstanding
Delta’s foray into oil refining illustrates some of the reasons the business was in trouble even before the pandemic.
Demand for beef is spiking as people dine out and grill
Demand for residences that produce as much energy as they consume is being spurred by climate concerns
Demand for the visas has increased despite Trump administration policies that made them less likely to be approved.
Demand for their services has illuminated another kind of health crisis.
Demand is high
Dementia
Democracy advocates have called the Bauhinia Party a “Trojan horse” for the Chinese government. But Beijing’s local allies are wary of it
Democrats
Democrats are calling on Louis DeJoy to step down amid concerns that changes already made could disenfranchise voters in November.
Democrats are coming to business’ political aid over social issues. That’s not as big a shift as it might seem.
Democrats are debating whether doing nothing will cost more than doing something to deal with climate change
Democrats are homing in on unrealized capital gains raises as a way to help fund their social spending bill.
Democrats are nearing a make-or-break moment for President Biden’s agenda
Democrats are weighing their options for taxing the ultrawealthy.
Democrats criticized President Trump’s directives and called on top administration officials to resume talks over a broader agreement.
Democrats denounced the Trump administration’s seizure of lawmakers’ data as an abuse of power and called on Republicans to back the congressional inquiry.
Democrats have struggled to win voters in rural America and critics say the return of Tom Vilsack
Democrats have the chance to move on large parts of the president-elect’s ambitions for the economy
Democrats may lose their fight to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour as part of their sweeping stimulus package.
Demonstrations
Denmark is enjoying one of the best-performing stock markets in the world this year. Recession-proof businesses and a strong safety net equal big gains.
Dentists and lactation consultants around the country are pushing “tongue-tie releases” on new mothers struggling to breastfeed.
Deodorants
Department stores are broadening their offerings to survive online sales. A London landmark will host your wedding.
Department stores are in trouble. Tourism is a mess. But behind the glass vitrines
Department stores have failed; co-working spaces have foundered. Does combining the two make sense?
depending on whom you ask.
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Descendants of two men with similar last names claim their great-grandfather was the true father of the holiday.
Descriptions like “very powerful” and “really stellar” on MSNBC and CNN. And “asinine” and “irrational” on Fox News.
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Desperate to improve their ratings
despite a ban on the group by the sites.
despite a resurgence of Covid-19 cases. Economists warn of more job losses ahead.
despite a state law that prohibits such requirements.
Despite an arsenal of drugs
Despite an overall decline in office leasing in the United States
Despite awful obstacles
Despite confusing health mandates and vocal opposition
despite construction costs that are roughly triple that of an ordinary warehouse.
Despite furlough schemes that have kept tens of millions of people employed
despite its expense
Despite new pandemic aid
Despite pledges to nominate more members of underrepresented ethnic and racial groups
Despite record profits
Despite scant evidence that it works
Despite slim chances that its vaccine will be ready by October
despite some criticisms from autism self-advocates.
Despite sticker prices in the millions
Despite strict lockdowns and Brexit trade disruptions
Despite the adage that friends and money don’t mix
Despite the current confusion
Despite the financial pain wreaked by the pandemic
Despite the uncertainty
despite uncertainty about the strength of the global economy.
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Details of how the couple split their assets were not made public. The couple was married for 27 years.
Details of the legislation show higher taxes for companies and the wealthy
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Devastated by the pandemic
developed by Barry Diller
Developers and investors see more opportunities in commercial real estate as businesses and consumers gobble up more data.
Developers are teaming up with niche influencers who trade targeted posts for entry into luxury residential buildings.
Developers are transforming clusters of old homes into micro restaurants to cater to the needs of surrounding neighborhoods.
developers are using midsize venues to anchor their projects and energize the surrounding neighborhood.
Developing a “rest ethic” can make work time more productive.
developing economies
development and overharvesting have greatly diminished America’s natural oyster habitat. Aquaculture and adaptable farmers have changed the game.
Dhar Mann has built an online video empire on contemporary fables.
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Diamondback Energy and Endeavor Energy Resources are both major players in the booming Permian Basin.
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did at least 25 percent better than analysts had expected.
did not come to the rescue when the storm disabled eight transmission lines.
did not give a reason for his action
did not say whether Oracle would be a better buyer than Microsoft.
Didi Chuxing is just the tip of the iceberg.
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digital future.
Digital payments technology is forcing the financial system to evolve. Banks feel their power waning and want to regain control.
Digital stars are coming up with new ways to make money. Yet fans still hold the power.
Diners are flocking back this summer
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disappearing slots and even attempts to game the system. Here’s our guide to what you have to do to get a dose in your arm.
disappoints and continues to improve.
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discover a new audience.
Discovery’s new app has taken off largely because viewers love watching people fix houses
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Disney and Walmart are requiring some employees to be vaccinated. Apple is reinstating mask requirements in stores. Twitter has delayed its return-to-office plans.
Disney had hoped to reopen its California attractions in July but faced pushback from unions.
disproportionately male theatrical establishment.
Disputes over compensation and firings
distressed or infected
Distributing supplies is a daunting logistical challenge
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Dive down a rabbit hole and explore nonfungible tokens
Diverse investing styles yielded winners
diversity experts say.
Divorce
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Doctors
Doctors and nurses are reeling from new Covid cases
Doctors and nurses on the front lines are running on empty
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Documents show how the conservative group worked with lawyers to gauge how far its deceptive reporting practices could go before running afoul of federal laws.
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Dog trainers are turning to video sessions to work with pets and their owners.
Dogecoin languished for years. Then
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Domestic Violence
Dominion Voting Systems
Don’t call it a comeback.
Don’t delete your account just yet. Elon Musk’s takeover can teach us valuable lessons about our relationship with social networks.
Don’t let its familiar look fool you. Apple’s new tracking accessory is a precursor to better wireless gadgets to come.
don’t lose sight of your savings and investment goals.
Don’t skimp on doing your own research
Don’t want to pay $1
Donald McNeil
Donna Brazile
Donors are giving money in different ways this year
DoorDash had already raised its price range amid demand from potential shareholders as it prepares to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
Doug DeMuro has a strong following for his giddy videos about exotic and quirky cars. Cars & Bids
Doug Guthrie
Doug Parker
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down from $4 billion a year earlier
down from 5.5 percent growth in the previous three months.
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Dozens of U.S. financiers and investors attended the Future Investment Initiative to deepen their business ties with the kingdom.
Dozens responded after companies in Georgia said little against state legislation that put strict rules in place.
Dr. Anthony Fauci and more spoke about topics like voting rights
Dr. David Kessler
Dr. Howard Bauchner will leave his post after a colleague suggested “taking racism out of the conversation” on a journal podcast.
Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
Dr. Robert Aruho
Dr. Robert M. Califf
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drawing celebrities and tourists alike to his stores.
drawing celebrity investors and critics.
Dresses
Drew Endy is squarely focused on the potential of redesigning organisms for useful purposes. He also acknowledges significant challenges.
Drilling and Boring
Drink
driven by a chip shortage. Don’t wait until Black Friday for the best deals.
driven by hopes the Federal Reserve will slow down
driven by the convenience of one-stop shopping and their e-commerce operations.
driven by the highly infectious Delta variant
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drivers are turning in their rented black cabs by the hundreds.
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driving the growth of the private lending market and worrying regulators.
driving up the cost of shipping goods and adding a fresh challenge to the global economic recovery.
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drought-resistant melons and six other crops in the works that could change how we eat in a fast-warming world.
Drug Abuse and Traffic
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Drug Cartels
drug companies like Moderna
Drug company workers
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drugs are often bitter or hard to swallow. Dolutegravir will soon come in a tasty dissolving tablet.
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Duchess of Sussex
DuckDuckGo and others offer stronger privacy protections than what you might be used to.
due out Thursday morning
due to be shut down
During the pandemic
During these lean times for tourism
Dusty hunters seek valuable old bottles of whiskey and other spirits. This one found the stash of a lifetime.
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Dyes and Dyestuffs
E-bikes sales in Germany have jumped
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e-commerce has proved a breeding ground for new
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each is finding it will be hard to fully replace the other.
Each market frenzy seems crazier than the last. But all have the same roots.
each requiring its own mix of solutions.
Each year
Eager for an alternative to Zoom
Eager to avoid public transit and Uber
Early indications are promising. But automated systems provide rich opportunities to perpetuate bias.
early on
early seasonal spending seems solid. It’s the latest sign that Federal Reserve policy to combat inflation hasn’t tanked growth.
earning Hisa Franko in Slovenia two Michelin stars and a spot on the list of the world’s best restaurants.
Earning money online by selling intimate objects that aren’t obviously sexual (and that includes emotions).
Earnings nearly tripled
eased because of the pandemic
Easing the rules a second year in a row
easing traffic and possibly helping the environment.
Eastern Iowa Airport will ask a handful of short screening questions and take the temperature of each departing passenger.
eat carbs and cheese
eBook creator
economic change and a pandemic-driven focus on how we work
Economic Conditions and Trends
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Economic policymakers have said inflation will prove temporary
Economics (Theory and Philosophy)
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economists and bond traders often attempt to forecast inflation
Economists are grappling with how much to blame bias or a changing economy for the widening wage gap over the last 40 years.
Economists are looking for a gain of 450
Economists are looking for an increase of more than 500
Economists don’t entirely know why rates have been so low for so long
Economists expect a lower reading in overall inflation
economists expect encouraging trends in the labor market in the months ahead.
Economists expect the month’s data to show a gain of nearly 500
economists expect. A data quirk would explain much of that rise.
Economists have become increasingly optimistic about the odds of a soft landing. But as 2024 begins to unfold
Economists have forecast that employers created 225
Economists hoped that as households shifted spending back to services
Economists share their indicators that hot is too hot.
Economists surveyed by Bloomberg expect only small improvements. The February report is also expected to show a decline in state and local government payrolls.
Economists warn that lawmakers must pass aid now
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edged Ray Curry after calling for a harder line in contract talks. The union has been dogged by corruption scandals.
Education
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Efforts to extract the metals used in car batteries have been pushed off amid pressure from environmentalists and nations that oppose them.
Efforts to solve the common consumer problem had been stalled by lobbying pressure and legislative squabbles.
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Eggs
eggs and dairy products that conjure a future in which we move from farm-to-table to lab-to-table.
Eight D.C.-area institutions that had reopened to the public will again temporarily close their doors
eight penguins
Eighteen initial public offerings hit the stock market this week
either.
El personaje musculoso que triunfó en los años 80 ha revivido para las nuevas generaciones con dos figuras de acción y dos nuevas series animadas en Netflix.
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Election-related falsehoods have subsided
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Electric cars get all the attention
Electric Jaguars in Oslo
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Elevators and Escalators
Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin faced a thorny tangle of rights
Ellume’s does not require a prescription.
Elon Musk
Elon Musk and Warren Buffett
Elon Musk announced the move at the company’s annual shareholder meeting
Elon Musk said Tesla would stop accepting Bitcoin as payment for cars
Elon Musk wanted to tap German engineering expertise
Elon Musk’s space exploration company.
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Embracing solar panels to save money
Embracing technology
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Emergent BioSolutions ruined millions of doses of Covid-19 vaccines. Now its $600 million deal is canceled.
Emergent BioSolutions’ C.E.O. announced several executive changes but vigorously defended the company
emerging almost 8
Emmanuel Macron’s credentials as a leader on climate issues are being tested as business and environmental groups spar over changes to the French way of life.
Emmy Awards
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Emotional support animals are considered pets instead of service animals under the new rules
employee empowerment and creative problem-solving all helped these companies bring on new workers during the pandemic.
Employee Fringe Benefits
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employees and customers.
Employees and executives are battling over how to reduce misinformation and hate speech without hurting the company’s bottom line.
employees and fans.
Employees are divided over Frances Haugen
Employees at a company subsidiary complain about long hours and low pay. On Monday
Employees at its Washington State factory are said to have removed the door plug for further work before the plane was delivered to Alaska Airlines.
Employees of a JBS meat-processing plant in Greeley
Employees of the Wall Street bank will be asked to record the date they received their shots and the maker of the vaccine.
employees said
employees say.
Employers are struggling to deal with the unused days that have piled up during the pandemic.
Employers coming out of lockdown competed to hire workers as the jobless rate fell to 4.7 percent from 4.9 percent.
employers included. So why are we still doing it?
employers withdrew mask policies that workers felt were protecting them from unvaccinated customers.
end-of-life directives.
Endeavor is being forced to reduce its ownership stake in its scripted content business as a result of a settlement with the Writers Guild of America.
endorsing a mix-and-match approach.
Endowments
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energy prices have roared upward. Washington is already moving to offer homeowners relief.
engages in “political activities.”
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engineers and administrative staff to rethink the modern operating room.
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Enron
ensures that workers like Uber and Lyft drivers are considered independent contractors.
entered a financial and technological partnership with Archer Aviation and dropped a lawsuit claiming theft of trade secrets.
entering what is expected to be a protracted period of stagnation.
Enterprise Computing
Entertainment Weekly and more than 40 other magazines would become part of the same company as Serious Eats and Investopedia.
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entrepreneurs are focusing on addressing aspects of the mental health care system that they view as broken.
Entrepreneurs envision a “mobility hub” that can save you a spot
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Environmental issues may seem too big to tackle
ephemera and media is marrying the world’s taste for collectibles with cutting-edge technology.
Epic Games and others have created a nonprofit alliance that they hope will amplify a protest against the power of the giants.
Epidemics
Epinephrine (Drug)
Equus offers life-changing “attunement” through the medium of horses. But how?
Eric S. Rosengren
Eric Schmidt and Peter Thiel want taxpayers to help fund a revival of U.S. semiconductor manufacturing.
Erika Cheung worked as a lab assistant at Theranos for six months in 2013 and 2014 before reporting lab testing problems to federal agents.
ESA
escape.
escaped.
Eskimo Pie and other products that have shifted brand names and images amid calls for racial justice.
especially as politicians and labor groups argue that the contractor model exploits drivers.
especially for poorer Americans.
especially for retirement. Here’s how to recognize and overcome them.
especially in areas where charging stations may be sparse.
especially in hot tourism spots like Los Cabos and Cancún. Experts urge caution
especially in leisure and hospitality work.
Especially in service industries
especially in the market for government bonds. The September jobs report could be pivotal.
especially poorer ones
especially those who are vaccinated
especially those who must work on site
especially those who own just a few properties.
especially women. But those involved are terrified it may turn them into targets.
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essays and how-to guides on the platform as a way to connect directly with fans.
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Ethics and Official Misconduct
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Europe’s first big auto industry event in two years is an attempt to reverse declines in attendance and adapt to new technology.
Europe’s largest economy is particularly vulnerable to shortages of key parts and raw materials because of its dependence on exports.
European antitrust regulators said Google gave preferential treatment to its own price-comparison shopping service over rival services.
European companies warned on Thursday that China’s push to replace imports was harmful
European markets opened higher and oil prices gained.
European markets were higher and oil prices gained.
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European stocks have been unloved by investors for years. Now
European Union and British regulators are investigating whether Facebook’s “vast troves of data” give Facebook Marketplace an unfair advantage.
Evacuations and Evacuees
even amid the pandemic.
even as anxiety about the virus and the economy lingers.
even as big businesses grapple with the potential fallout from the technology.
Even as demand rises
even as early users find the A.I.-powered system erratic.
Even as faculty members are given more time to meet a deadline for tenure
even as health officials have advised us to up our mask game. Here’s what to do.
even as it grapples with harassment
even as it moves to cut off new political ads on Oct. 27.
even as its leaders and the White House say today’s surge will most likely cool.
even as job engagement surveys become more frequent and high-tech. What are companies missing?
Even as many stylists see the new industry standards as significant
Even as more young men and women in need want to play
even as new lockdowns may spook visitors.
Even as other major economies have roared back to life
Even as shared public spaces emptied out
even as shoppers shifted to looser-fitting clothes during lockdowns.
even as some hosts die of virus complications.
even as the community rallies to help.
even as the country faces scrutiny over ties to Russia and limits on political freedoms.
Even as the government expanded aid programs
Even as the White House downplays the coronavirus threat
Even as vaccines make it safer to travel
even as whistle-blowers have filed claims alleging illegal tax avoidance.
Even at a start-up
Even before the company’s C.E.O.
even by a few hours
even college tuition. Companies are using perks to entice new employees in an industry that has been battered by the pandemic.
Even electric vehicles serviced in response to a recall last year may still be at risk
even if it disappoints in the real world.
even if it’s not 2019 again.
even if temporary
Even if the country avoids new lockdowns of big cities
even if the impossibly beautiful scenery is not.
Even if your finances weren’t devastated by the pandemic recession
even in a pandemic
Even in a world facing many challenges
even in mix-and-match combinations.
Even in normal times
even late models
Even many Trump critics credit his Treasury secretary with rescuing the economy from the pandemic. Will the White House and Congress keep him from doing it again?
Even those financially unaffected by the coronavirus shutdown don’t foresee a rapid rebound for the economy
Even those who supported the F.D.A.’s approval of the controversial new drug said authorizing it for anyone with Alzheimer’s disease was much too broad.
Even though coronavirus cases have surged again
even though federal health officials say they are of limited value.
even though it is being used to block voting rights legislation he has championed.
even to places where being out and proud could land you in prison.
Even upper-middle-class New Yorkers are struggling with the soaring costs of child care. So are the workers they pay.
Even when paid leave is guaranteed
even when recipients are not at fault and the funds are already spent.
even when the pandemic ends.
even while waiting for a new office
Even with a visa cap increased
Even with new federal aid on the way
Even with the usual I.R.S. deadline of April 15 extended to July 15 because of the pandemic
Even with U.N.’s previous goals unmet
Even with vaccines
Every carmaker is trying to figure out how to make the leap before governments force it and Tesla and other start-ups lure away drivers.
everything had to go according to plan.
everything is in flux.
Eviction moratoriums don’t keep arrears from piling up
evidence-based trials
Ex-Convicts
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exacerbating disparities in vaccine access.
exactly
except for one. There is one easy answer.
Excess work isn’t good for anyone
Excessive heat and wildfires could disrupt the booming outdoor travel industry
Excessive screen time can be harmful to our well-being
Exchange Traded Funds
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exchange-traded funds all tried to mirror the market. Now some are trying to beat it
excluded and punished if they spoke up.
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executives are getting together in video games
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expanded jobless benefits and still being needed at home are among the reasons would-be workers might be staying away.
expected returns after inflation are at record lows.
expected this week
expected to be appealed
Expenses for books
expensive plans to boost the economy.
Experiences like economic hardship or medical expenses can distort people’s feelings and behaviors around money
experimental hydrogen-powered planes are paving the way for net-zero carbon aviation by 2050. But the route is rocky.
Experts are concerned that the company has not been more forthcoming about two participants who became seriously ill after getting its experimental vaccine.
experts are warning of an unsustainable bubble.
Experts expect the G.D.P. figure to reflect an acceleration in the spring
Experts have seen an increase in the frauds
Experts have tips on the office routines that need to change when everyone’s working from home. Meetings
Experts love the zipper merge
experts offer advice on finding ones that have a sharper focus.
Experts on unions and the industry said the U.A.W. strike could accelerate a wave of worker actions
Experts raised concerns in June about the hasty adoption of the new currency and the rapid execution of new technology on a national scale.
experts said.
experts say
experts say — but only with a national program for genetic sequencing.
Experts say a period of costlier fuel is likely to be brief. But if consumers start to assume otherwise
experts say it would make far more sense to give more money to the unemployed.
Experts say recent compromises could create less harm in balancing innovation with profits.
Experts say the $1.9 trillion package will help women get back to work. Here’s how.
Experts say the best way to set boundaries with technology involve sustained effort
Experts say the pandemic and resulting changes in the working world may be encouraging people to rethink how essential passion for your job really is.
experts say to expect expanded gathering spaces and fewer personal workstations.
experts say.
experts warned recipients not to plant them.
Experts weigh in on what’s really going on in the labor market — and what companies can do to attract workers.
Experts weigh in with one thing to do right now.
Experts who sounded the alarm about the care economy were often shunted to the side of policy discussions. Not anymore.
Expiring unemployment benefits and the Delta variant add uncertainty to a recovery that has brought strong growth but an unusual labor market.
explain the reasons to your heirs
Explaining the “big tent conspiracy theory” that falsely claims that President Trump is facing down a shadowy cabal of Democratic pedophiles.
exploitative. A judge ruled it was “no longer required.”
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Exports of chocolate to Europe have turned into a nightmare of paperwork and delays
extended periods.
extending his authoritarian rule over the country.
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Extreme weather linked to climate change is causing more blackouts. But generators and batteries are still out of reach of many.
Exxon and Chevron are committed to fossil fuels and betting on moonshots.
Exxon Mobil is struggling to find its footing as demand for oil and gas falls and world leaders and businesses pledge to fight climate change.
F.T.C.
fabric
Face
face new demands in return for their rescues.
Facebook
Facebook and Microsoft
Facebook and other social media about the violence between Israelis and Palestinians.
Facebook and other social media have been under scrutiny for vaccine misinformation
Facebook and others.
Facebook and others. But first it needs to be created.
Facebook began integrating its Instagram and Messenger apps
Facebook called it “an unacceptable error.” The company has struggled with other issues related to race.
Facebook defended itself and said that social media was not a primary cause of polarization.
Facebook filters out political content
Facebook isn’t a place to socialize online — it’s the best place to score some deals.
Facebook said that half of its employees could work remotely within a decade
Facebook’s slap at Apple shows Silicon Valley is feeling the regulatory heat.
Faced with electricity shortages
Faced with the task of turning around a nearly bankrupt supermarket chain
faces
faces a cataclysmic challenge
faces more than a thousand lawsuits that say it filled illegal prescriptions for painkillers.
faces some opposition in Europe and objections from the Biden camp.
faces some significant design problems
Facial recognition software is speeding up check-in at airports
Facing a loss of hours
facing an economic slump
facing costly new regulations and extra tariffs
Facing delays
Facing high interest rates and home prices
Factories and Manufacturing
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Factory Farming
failed appeal to Congress to extend the moratorium to buy more time for states to distribute rental aid.
Failed experiments with a polymer led him to create the breathable
failed to prevent early symptoms or slow cognitive decline
failing to justify the money it takes to make them.
Fairs and Trade Shows
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Fakes and little-known brands still abound
Fakes related to the conflict have been limited and largely unconvincing
fall short of a broader ban on cotton and tomatoes from Xinjiang that the administration was poised to announce last week.
Falling prices and upheaval in the industry does not appear to have curbed Koreans’ appetite for crypto
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falls short of the technology transfer that public health activists have called for.
False and misleading information about Ms. Harris has surged in the days since she joined the Biden ticket.
False Arrests
False statements about vaccines have spread on the “Wild West” of media
Falsification of Data
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faltering negotiations to remake the world’s tax architecture were revived.
Families and Family Life
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families are taking a harder look at the structures known as accessory dwelling units.
family and college as a sign of prosperity.
Family and medical leave is hard to come by for independent workers.
Family Business
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Family Leaves
famine in Africa and genocide in Indochina.
Fans of the pro-Trump conspiracy theory are clogging anti-trafficking hotlines
far below what Wall Street analysts were expecting.
Farm bankruptcies and debts have been the source of misery in India for decades. But experts say the suffering has reached new levels in the pandemic.
Farmers in India are desperate. Trucks in South Korea had to be idled. Food prices
Fashion and Apparel
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fashion brands to uniform manufacturers
Fashion Designer
Fashion was seen as a way forward for the country and its craftspeople
Fast Food Industry
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favoring online retailers over bookstores and established authors over new ones
Fear among older and other vulnerable people is building as war in Ukraine aggravates energy costs that inflation had already pushed higher.
Fed
Fed and Treasury officials say it’s closer to 10%.
Fed rate increases are causing pain now. But an inside look at the Volcker era shows that conditions were far worse when the Fed tried different tacks to tame inflation.
Fed up with no-shows and last-minute cancellations
Fed up with the imbalance between online influencers and brands
Federal aid and eviction bans have kept many tenants in their homes. With that support ebbing
federal aid is dwindling and additional relief isn’t imminent
Federal Budget (US)
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federal cash infusions and protection against lawsuits.
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Federal efforts to prop up carriers saved jobs
Federal Lands
Federal prosecutors are investigating whether Sam Bankman-Fried and his hedge fund orchestrated trades in a way that led to the collapse of two cryptocurrencies in May.
Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn said Thursday that they plan to return 17 items that had once been headed for auction in February to their communities.
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan accused the British billionaire of illegally funneling nonpublic information to associates to trade on.
Federal regulators are investigating 23 recent accidents in which drivers were
Federal regulators cited the Shubert Organization for four workplace safety violations in the death of an employee in the Winter Garden Theater.
Federal regulators concluded that the risk of developing the syndrome was low
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve and White House officials are watching for signs that inflation will start to cool
Federal Reserve officials are debating what to do as price risks loom
Federal Reserve officials believe low and stable price expectations give them room to heal the job market. But what if outlooks change?
Federal Reserve officials conclude a two-day meeting in Washington on Wednesday. The focus will be on laying the groundwork for less supportive policy.
Federal Reserve officials could move to a steadily slower pace — though they aren’t ready to commit.
Federal Reserve officials will release a rate decision at 2 p.m. The key question is what will come next.
Federal scientists estimated that more than 40 percent of children aged 5 to 11 had been infected with the coronavirus by June. Outside experts aren’t so sure.
Federal Taxes (US)
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FedEx and Nike are among those found to have avoided U.S. tax liability for three straight years.
Feeling limited by LinkedIn
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Fees from advising corporate clients on mergers and other deals raised bottom lines across Wall Street. Bankers say it’s a good sign for the recovery.
Feet
Female entrepreneurs said they were constantly compared to Ms. Holmes
Ferries
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Fever checks are becoming de rigueur in many workplaces and restaurants
Few details were released
few experts had seen the numbers.
Few governments have approved regulations
Few investors have a broader view of the global tech landscape than Bob van Dijk. What does he see?
Fewer foreign people have been able to work in the U.S. amid the coronavirus
Fewer workers are making more stuff. If it lasts
Fiat Chrysler
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Fifteen hours later
Fifth Amendment (US Constitution)
Fifty years ago today
fights back with jokes and a stunning donation campaign. But can it stand up to the Russian state?
Figures drawn from President Trump’s tax-return data show how that number was calculated.
filed a complaint saying the museum had mishandled protests that led to the resignation of a trustee.
filed by Dominion Voting Systems
filed by the now defunct photo start-up Phhhoto
filed by the state attorney general and other prosecutors
Filing taxes has never been simple for freelancers and business owners
Filings for state benefits last week were little changed
filled with sabotage and greed.
filling a gap left by Western countries.
finally opens on Broadway after successful runs in London and at the Park Avenue Armory.
finance executives played a critical role in helping Joe Biden turn his campaign around. They’ve mostly grown to like him
Finances
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Financial Brokers
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Financial hardship and a battened-down economy are making this a challenging season. The New York Times would like to hear how you have been affected.
Financial institutions have a unique power to contribute to social movements — if they choose to use it.
Financial Planners
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Financial planning and advice is no longer just for the wealthy. It can be especially important when planning for your later years.
Financing and security issues are clouding new power station projects.
Find someone wiser than you
finding the cleaning product has become like winning the lottery.
finds himself in the very tricky business of moving giraffes.
Fines (Penalties)
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finishing down more than 8 percent.
Finland
Firearms
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Fires and Firefighters
Firestorms over Chinese investments
Firms may struggle to keep profits up if demand slows
First
First G.E. and then J&J decide to split up their businesses. Inflation is rising. And the Biden administration's vaccine mandate faces court challenges.
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first released in 1996
First Solar
First-time buyers have the tech-smarts and now the tools to do all or part of their purchase online
Fish and Other Marine Life
Fishing
fist bumps and even footshakes.
five angels and three life-size Nutcrackers. “I spend several thousand dollars — at the least — each year.”
Five companies dedicated to size-inclusive travel aim to bring community and reassurance to people in bigger bodies.
fixtures and equipment.
Fla
Fla.
Fla. Now restaurants are mobilizing a long-term effort to feed the community.
Flag-themed apparel and other Americana are always July Fourth favorites
Flags
Flexible Fridays
flight attendants and other staff are retiring early or taking buyouts and leaves of absence in anticipation of a slow recovery.
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Flood Insurance
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Floods
floods and the pandemic.
Floreo
Florida takes on the Magic Kingdom. Masks come off on public transportation. And we’ll see how the U.S. economy did in the first three months of the year.
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Flush the taps
Flush with capital
Flush with cash and driven by renewed interest in biotechnology
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Flying with a small child is difficult enough. Now try to get one to keep their mask on.
Focus on exactly how and why prices are changing over time
focus on indoor air quality and consider getting creative about staff schedules.
followed by a news conference with Chair Jerome H. Powell.
Following a social media frenzy
Following complaints from customers and the C.D.C.
following months of escalated tensions between the world’s two largest economies.
Following the devastation wrought by Hurricane Ida in Millburn
following Twitter
follows a surge of employee activism and corporate action on social issues.
follows years of increasing outspokenness by Google workers. Executives have struggled to handle the change.
Foo Fighters played Madison Square Garden
Food
food and rent are going up. Mask mandates are ending. And the Fed is expected to raise interest rates.
Food Contamination and Poisoning
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Food donations began pouring in soon after the apartment building fell in Surfside
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Food is pleasure and connection for most of us. Staying within your budget can bring peace of mind and keep your overall spending on track.
food requirements and finding the right rental vehicle.
Food Stamps
Foot traffic was down considerably and internet sales surged during a holiday weekend altered by the coronavirus.
Football
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for $3.9 billion.
For a generation that loves thrift-shopping
for a host of reasons.
For a powerful government that has bragged about its command of the country
For Alexa to speak like a Dubliner
For all that they reveal
For all the administration’s focus on transformational policies
for American
For American travelers hoping to head abroad
For an increasingly important set of drugs
For better or for worse
for better or worse.
For brands associated with the Bond franchise
For cocktail servers and hotel housekeepers
For concerned customers
For decades
For decades the state has been setting policy for the whole nation. Now red states are pushing back.
For designers like Mario Bellini and Massimo and Lella Vignelli
for heroes.
For homeless people
for individuals and state and local officials
for instance
For many
For many Americans
For many midlevel engineers and food truck workers and longtime residents
For many nurses and doctors
For many of the men who hunt for the country’s prized gems
For more than 40 years at Biblical Archaeology Review
For more than a decade
For more than two years
For now
for now.
for one.
For products as diverse as lumber and microchips
For small businesses hovering just under the federal vaccination guidelines
For some
For some on social media
For the 80
For the dancer
For the first time in decades
for the fourth consecutive year
for the top job until an election next June.
For their heart-pounding documentary
For those wanting to trace the evolution of money and college sports over the past half-century
For those watching closely
For three confused but vaccinated travelers
For travel-starved Americans
For two days running
For two decades
for unlikely reasons.
For years
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forced thousands of people from their homes in an area of Los Angeles.
Forced to pay more for wood
forcing Americans to rejigger household budgets and forgo leisure activities.
forcing companies to resort to shady tactics to make money.
forcing plans to be processed manually.
forcing regular people to act like speculators. When will it end?
Ford remains an investor
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former employees say.
Former executives at the tech giant give an inside account of its management culture in a new book.
formerly called Business Insider
Foster Care
Founded by ex-Google employees
founded by Richard Branson
founded by scientists at M.I.T.
founded in 1472
founded in 1977 as a venue for cross-disciplinary conversation
founder and executive chairman of Nikola
Fountains
four generations of Quinns have delivered letters
Four people will be aboard the New Shepard
Four states voted to legalize recreational cannabis in November. Only one is selling it so far.
Four weeks before the election
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Fox already broadcasts TMZ programs on some of its cable channels.
Fox News dominated ratings for the Republican convention
Fox Sports and many other clients. “We have to win with wit
Fox’s handling of the defamation suit brought by Dominion Voting Systems
France’s state-backed nuclear operator is scrambling to overcome a monthslong crisis to get as many reactors as possible restarted before winter sets in.
Frances Haugen
Franchises
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Frantic caterers
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fraud and abuse.
fraud and human nature.
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fraudulently obtained and distributed movies ahead of release dates.
Frédéric Arnault is making big moves as chief executive of TAG Heuer. Just don’t mention the show “Succession.”
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free speech and employee activism.
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freeing two Canadians
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Freight railways pushed to streamline their operations and improve their profit margins. Critics say the approach left the system stretched thin.
French regulators said the settlement was the first time a government authority had taken aim at Google’s online advertising infrastructure.
Frequent natural disasters and high inflation have led insurers to raise premiums
Fresh business school graduates are raising “search funds” from willing investors to buy companies they can lead.
friends say. It clashes with his image of Starbucks as a model employer.
Friendship
Fringe Groups and Movements
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From “son of” to mogul in his own right: Robert Allbritton just became the unlikeliest winner of the new media sweepstakes.
From a three-figure Casper with “cozy performance” to a $400
from about $500 million in 2018. Dozens of brands will compete to be the boozy
from Altuzarra to Telfar
From apple picking to skeleton cows
From banking to gaming
From Burning Man to spaceships
from Cool Whip tubs to Taster’s Choice jars
From costume makers to consultants
From Ford to Microsoft
from Fox to Newsmax.
From girl dinners to ChatGPT
from GlaxoSmithKline and Vir
From meatpackers to home health aides
from nights out to concerts — and that may force central banks to keep raising rates.
From on-demand video libraries to rooftop classes
from reservations to return.
From tariffs and trade to the status of Uber drivers
from the 2017 to 2019 model years
From the Met Gala roster to your lunchtime salad bowl
From the rise in poaching to the waning of noise pollution
from the turkey to the after-dinner coffee
From trade and sanctions to tax policy and financial regulation
From videoconferencing to fitness apps
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Frunks are just the start — think Cybertruck
Frustration and at times resentment among those struggling to get a shot
Frustrations grew behind the scenes among top leaders on both sides
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fuel for an ongoing inflation debate.
Fueled by a desire for touchless transactions
fueled by a new sense of mission in American journalism and by the sheer quantities of money available.
Fueled by billions of dollars in investments
Fueled by once-low rates
Fugitives
Fund investors are rarely asked what concerns them or how they’d vote. But now
Funds in 529 plans grow tax free and can be withdrawn tax free if they’re spent on eligible education expenses. But there is some fine print.
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further conflicts may be on the horizon.
further roiling the race to buy the Chinese-owned app.
Futures and Options Trading
Futures suggested Wall Street would open lower as U.S. political leadership was thrown into doubt.
futures trading indicated
Futurology has long been a risky business.
G.E.’s giant machine
G.M.
G.M. and Starbucks were among those joining the biggest show of solidarity by businesses over legislation in numerous states.
G.M.’s Mary Barra
gained approximately 102
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Game publishers are digging through their vaults to remake or remaster popular titles in a bid to kindle players’ nostalgia.
Gamers are awaiting Sony’s PlayStation 5 and Microsoft’s Xbox Series X
gamers are still contending with scalpers
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GameStop’s market capitalization is now more than $10 billion
Gaming consoles and TVs were among the most popular items at the beginning of the holiday shopping season.
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Garmin has gained female customers with its first digital timepiece designed specifically for women.
Gary Gensler
Gary Gensler is reportedly President-elect Joe Biden’s choice to lead the S.E.C. Here’s what he might focus on.
Gary Kelly
Gasoline prices continue to rise in the Southeast
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General Motors
General Motors said it earned $2.4 billion in the third quarter
General Motors says it will increase its investment and model offerings over the next five years “to expedite the transition to E.V.s.”
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Geoff Morrell’s brief tenure was defined by the company’s being drawn into the partisan political fray
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Georgians are stretching the fruit they have or turning (heaven forbid!) to California’s.
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gestures and a daily rhythm
get promises in writing and stop expecting perfection in an imperfect world.
Get ready for more random ads online
gets more than just money from Daniel S. Loeb’s $16 billion firm
Getting a decision on a claim has become the latest problem consumers are experiencing with travel insurance. Here’s how to avoid delays.
Getting a vacation rental with a good kitchen is a must for many budget travelers and those who explore destinations through cooking.
Ghosted by their employers
Ghosts of the artist’s past debate the connection to any brand.
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gift shop workers and others
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Gig economy companies are backing state laws in New York and elsewhere that would cement drivers’ status as contractors in exchange for a union.
Gilead delayed a new version of a drug
Gina Chua is returning to the Reuters offices post-pandemic as one of the most senior transgender journalists in the country.
Gina Raimondo
Ginny Wright
Give any social media platform long enough
give taxpayers breaks that can cut their tax bills or even generate extra refunds this year.
given constraints.
given the pandemic
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giving access to all 181 million fully vaccinated people.
giving it cash to add to its empire.
Giving thanks and getting together safely can be done with far less risk six months from now
giving them a sense of power over often untenable situations.
giving way to more selling.
Glaciers
Glass-Steagall Act (1933)
Glauber Contessoto went looking for something that could change his fortunes overnight. He found it in a joke cryptocurrency.
Global businesses are increasingly being asked to pick political and legal sides in the confrontation between the world’s two biggest economies.
global growth
Global markets rebounded on Tuesday
Global shortages of many goods reflect the disruption of the pandemic combined with decades of companies limiting their inventories.
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goes begging for takers.
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gold has been risky. It has done better over some
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Goldman Sachs is the latest to call an end to remote work.
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Golf communities around the world are looking for more ways to attract young people by offering a wider range of activities. Pickleball is only one.
Golf communities often tend to cater to adults. Here are some tips for finding ones that embrace families.
golf course communities are on the highly desired list for many people — golfers or not.
Golf homes
Good luck trying to find a meme-inspired costume
goofy and uplifting
Google
Google and Facebook has been delayed as Democrats and Republicans split on remedies.
Google and Twitter
Google news
Google's Data Centers
Google’s parent company was hit with a wave of lawsuits after The New York Times reported that an accused executive had received a $90 million exit package.
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got off to a roaring start.
got sick or died
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said that museums would be allowed to open at 25 percent capacity and with timed ticketing in place.
Gov. Tim Walz said he had told police officers to “make changes” that would allow reporters to do their jobs.
Government agencies and individuals were among those charged over the roles in the 2019 disaster
government agencies and investors are pouring money into battery research in a global race to profit from emission-free electric cars.
government and more have returned to Allen & Company’s annual gathering of power brokers.
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Government efforts to subsidize wages and prevent layoffs have kept many in jobs
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government officials and others have been injected. More will be soon
Governments and companies have started to require vaccines
Governments and restaurant owners wanted to get back to business. But bars and restaurants have become a focal point for clusters of Covid infections.
governments are returning to economic restrictions and the post-pandemic recovery now seems further away.
Governments have extended national programs to keep troubled businesses afloat
Governments want vaccinations and a business rebound to carry the economy now
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grants and tax rebates
Grants awarded to 79 U.S. visual arts institutions will finance energy-efficiency initiatives and measures for protection from wildfires and earthquakes.
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Greater energy efficiency and renewables are easing some of the pressure from air-conditioning.
Greece is upending its sources of energy and trying to reshape its economic destiny.
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Greensill Capital promised a win-win for buyers and sellers
Greeting Cards
Grenfell Tower Fire (June
Grid managers ordered rolling blackouts across the state during a heat wave in August for the first time in two decades.
Grim forecasts held up for a few states
grinding recovery sure look familiar.
Grocery chains
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gross domestic product is expected to pick up late in the year.
Group of 7 leaders are prepared to celebrate the results of a novel effort to stabilize global oil markets and punish Moscow.
Groups across the region are rallying to save buildings that officials consider too new
groups are finding ways to resonate with naysayers.
Groups of fraternity brothers and sorority sisters are working to kick their organizations off campus.
Growing pressure for accountability has convinced a few brands that it is time to reveal where they obtain some of their raw materials. Will more follow?
Growth in the world’s second-largest economy lost steam as consumers remained cautious and as more expensive raw materials weighed on factories.
Growth of 4.9 percent shows the country’s huge industrial sector has run into trouble. But exports and services are looking strong.
growth snarls and a number of other threats.
Grubhub
Gucci’s parent company
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Hackers extorted nearly $5 million after disrupting a major U.S. pipeline.
had asked a female employee out on a date
had been accused by federal prosecutors in Manhattan of violating the Americans With Disabilities Act.
had disappeared after criticizing Chinese regulators late last year.
had infringed on the trademarks of Match Group
had knowingly distributed opioids that were later resold illegally.
had played down the severity of the pandemic
had pleaded guilty to stealing trade secrets.
had promised to disrupt the way large corporations deliver benefits to their employees.
had said she was considering legal action against the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
had voiced exasperation over the company’s response to efforts to increase minority hiring.
hailed as Facebook’s growth engine
Hair
half a percentage point more than previously forecast.
halibut ceviche and more at affordable prices on a homegrown coastal culinary trail.
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halting work across the globe.
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Han ido avanzando las charlas en torno a un posible enfrentamiento en jaula entre los multimillonarios y pronto podría haber detalles del evento.
hand-painted billboards are making a comeback.
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handing a tough challenge to its new chief executive.
Handling a delicate allegation of sexual misconduct is a lot more challenging than covering a horse race.
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Hansjörg Wyss was part of a serious offer for the major newspaper chain that could have prevented it from being sold to the hedge fund Alden Global Capital.
Hanwha Qcells expects to make solar panels and their components in the United States to take advantage of President Biden’s climate policies.
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harassment and bullying.
Hard hit by the decline of mining
harder-to-detect methods to sow discontent online.
Hark
Harlem Stage and 44 other groups were chosen to receive aid from Bloomberg Philanthropies for digital innovation.
harried drivers.
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Harvard recently held a private meeting for executives to talk candidly about the pandemic.
has also consulted for pharmaceutical companies.
has become a leader on corporate mandates.
has become closely watched by the finance world’s high rollers.
has been able to cut back on discounts as the chip shortage limits the inventory of cars.
has been credited with merging toys and entertainment.
has been jolted by worker shortages and funding fears
has been negotiating with The New York Times Company for two years.
has been plagued by controversy — and yet companies and countries are tripping over themselves to be part of the show.
has been producing precious textiles since 1786.
has been reborn numerous times since. Restorations are common
has been rocked by drama over who would replace the late Alex Trebek.
has been strained by the high volume of trading this week in stocks such as GameStop.
has been testing an extremely powerful magnet necessary to generate immense heat.
has been transformed into American High
has benefited from the pandemic but continues to lose money.
has defined many coronavirus hot spots. Service workers’ quarters skirting Silicon Valley are no exception.
has delivered only 156 trucks so far
has devalued its currency and had its imported electricity cut off for nonpayment.
has drawn interest from institutional investors as online shopping in India expands.
has expressed repeated concerns about TikTok and national security in recent weeks.
has extensive experience with China and played a key role in hammering out the new North American Free Trade Agreement.
has faced many internal complaints about discriminatory treatment.
has found a business opportunity in feeding Trump supporters the fantasy that the president could still win the election.
has highlighted concerns about a lack of transparency.
has included high inflation and job market healing. Now comes the hard part.
has jolted an industry.
has left the Murdoch-owned network as some hosts and journalists who questioned Donald Trump have exited or been sidelined.
has lessons for other internet outfits aiming to attract younger users even as its own audience gets older.
has long run its markets and corporate banking division with favoritism and an iron fist
has made equity and inclusion a focus of the firm.
has made every game feel like a trip to the movies.
has moved online.
has never been tested against a pathogen like the virus.
has prevailed since an executive order in 2014
has privately wrestled with retaining and engaging teenagers
has put a strain on the company’s balance sheet.
has railed against tech power. “The market is out of control
has repeatedly meddled in the central bank’s activities and over the years traders have dumped the lira.
has revealed a schism in the entertainment world that many did not realize was there.
has seen a resurgence in recent years. The pandemic sent demand for some cards into overdrive.
has shot to the peak of Trump-era culture and political influence. What does he want?
has shut down a significant gas pipeline.
has signed off on an effort to show users pro-Facebook stories and to distance himself from scandals.
has spent years claiming to be on the cusp of important vaccines. It has never brought one to market.
has sprung up in an old New England whaling town to fill a void in coverage.
has studied the way new technologies can violate privacy.
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hasn’t always been “a watch person.”
hate speech and celebrations of violence in the country
hateful behavior
Hauser & Wirth inaugurated its latest venture on a small Spanish island. Increasingly
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have become innovators in the world of marketing. They also consider themselves family.
have big plans for fast-casual Indian food.
have bought cryptocurrencies. Here’s some advice
have caused many travelers to rethink how and where to travel.
have committed to showing in the city through 2022.
have endured by putting tradition and stability over profit and growth.
have further turned giant companies into pawns in a geopolitical struggle.
have long been an issue. Now many have no job at all.
have recalled onions supplied by Thomson International and products that may contain the onions.
have reignited longstanding concerns about working conditions at internet giants.
have started to look elsewhere.
Have your career goals withered after 16 months of pandemic-life? Three women share their stories of later-in-life career success.
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having enough marijuana was as essential as stocking up on toilet paper. And suppliers found a way to get it to them.
Hawaiian Electric says power was shut off and an initial fire put out before a second blaze razed Lahaina. The county continues to blame the company.
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He and his business partner started in a basement
He and his mentor
he and the company haggled in discussions that ultimately did not advance.
he became an assistant secretary of labor but fell short of his goal of being elected head of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.
He bid up the price of medallions and borrowed against them. When their value plummeted
he brought wah-wah to Hendrix and Clapton and connected musicians with equipment that helped define their styles.
he built a seafood empire and transformed the industry.
he built an empire of trophy properties in London
he can remain in control over the longer term.
He chronicled the first major battle of the war in “We Were Soldiers Once … and Young” and raised questions about the invasion of Iraq.
He co-founded a venture capital firm
he co-founded Wieden+Kennedy in Portland
he confronts an economic crisis unlike any since he last entered office in 2009. And political headwinds have only stiffened.
he covered Cold War diplomacy in Europe
he created an empire to market his designs and later opened restaurants in London
He designed and sold jewelry for 72 years from a booth in the diamond district in Manhattan. He died of Covid-related pneumonia.
he drove his Pennsylvania newspaper’s Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of the child sex abuse scandal at Penn State.
He embodied the impolite era of the media mogul
he entered a roiling debate over how to ensure poor countries get enough vaccine.
he forged an only-in-America career in fields ranging from craft beer to free speech activism to scientific research.
he found himself at the nexus of a cultural and legal war and became an unlikely free-speech hero.
he gave millions to Rick Santorum and Donald Trump in their presidential bids.
he has largely escaped consequences.
He has never met his co-workers. It’s as weird as you would expect.
he is feeling ire at home as many Turks struggle to buy food.
he is looking for two friends who assisted.
He is one of four reporters arrested while covering Indigenous affairs in a country that has been trying to make amends for its colonial past.
he is promising “common prosperity” to lift farmers and working families into the middle class.
He is running out of places to post.
he later became known for
He learned the craft from his father and continued to make his instruments by hand. Laubin oboes are cherished for their dark and rich tone.
He led the cable giant
He led the team at Philips that changed the audio world in 1963 by introducing a small
He made it his mission to find
he made private-label merchandise fashionable.
He partnered with friends to produce stunning original technology that would give movie viewers an immersive
He polished the tarnished images of the rich
he quickly became a villain.
he revealed how the tobacco industry had kept secret its own research showing that nicotine was harmful and addictive.
he saw its potential and founded a conference on computer networking equipment.
he shapes the coverage of Trump’s world and Fox’s own internal politics.
He soared over treacherous streets on his board before opening a streetwear store that grew into the popular brand Huf.
He specialized in taking down high-profile brands that used low-wage labor
he spent 16 months investigating why Flight 800 crashed 12 minutes after takeoff
He spent two decades guiding a popular newspaper Sunday supplement as its revenue and circulation grew
He steered New York Waterway through financial straits. He also reveled in moments of glory
He steered the company
He stepped down from the online shoe retailer and assisted in revitalizing downtown Las Vegas. He died of injuries suffered in a fire.
he suggested that the public would blame the brands rather than him for its collapse.
He teamed with Linda Ellerbee on “NBC News Overnight” in 1982 to set an unusual tone for network news in an equally unusual time slot.
he then successfully focused on the service economy.
he turned a small mail-order fishing tackle shop into a sporting brand with stores all over the country.
He turned running a dining room into a fine art at each of his restaurants over a 40-year career
He used his powerful platform to champion human rights
He used poker winnings to open a modest bakery in 1946 that grew into an artisanal dessert empire
he was a hero; in the light
He was a top executive at Memorial Sloan Kettering before resigning over payments from health care companies. He went on to lead cancer research at AstraZeneca.
He was a widely respected labor economist at Stanford who led President George W. Bush’s economic council during the financial crisis.
he was an apostle of historic preservation and established an annual prize to celebrate traditional design.
he was architect of the Arab world’s drive to control its own energy resources in the 1970s.
he was based in Chicago for most of his career but had fans all over the country.
He was best known for the Spring Street Salt Shed
He was both a computer whiz and an accomplished newsman when he began prodding colleagues and the newspaper itself to begin adapting to the online world.
he was charged with fraud.
He will continue contributing to the cable network as a senior political analyst based in Washington.
He wrote about crushing debt
he wrote passionately about the issues facing immigrants and lobbied for the U.S. to lift its trade embargo of his native Cuba.
He’s offering nearly $1 million if you help him figure it out.
he’s tapping his family ties to West Africa.
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Health agencies and hospitals are using different formulas to allocate the coronavirus shots
health and safety. We’re curious to know your thoughts.
health benefits are weighed against the cost of compliance.
health care
Health care and infrastructure spending received significant increases
Health care systems are trying to answer the central question of how to care for patients when climate change threatens their ability to remain open.
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health experts have said. It arrives in many stores next week
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Health officials and hospitals are struggling with a lack of resources. Holiday staffing and saving doses for nursing homes are also contributing to delays.
health officials warned against traditional gatherings with those from outside the immediate household.
Health plans for state and local workers can opt out of the federal law requiring them to treat mental health like other medical conditions.
health research and the Internal Revenue Service.
Health workers are still being forced to ration protective masks
Heating
Heavy industries like shipping
Hedge Funds
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Heidelberg is trying to get rid of autos.
heightening the country’s cost-of-living crisis.
help with dinner reservations and offer a place to plug in an E.V. Yes
helped end Mike Richards’s hopes of succeeding Alex Trebek as its host.
helped plan and carry out Mr. Ghosn’s escape to Lebanon in December.
helped the ride-hailing company weather sexual assault accusations with a change in practices and fresh messaging.
Helping people land good jobs with career paths takes more than skills training
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Her lively monthly publication
her only child stepped in.
Her research focused on how to keep dough
Her research uncovered the reasons for differences in labor force participation and earnings for women. She is the third woman to win the economics Nobel.
Her shapewear company
Her solution? A packaging business that sells ideas for commercial genre fiction featuring characters from broadly diverse backgrounds.
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here are a few ideas on what to do with it.
Here are a few strategies to help keep travel costs under control.
Here are four up-and-coming destinations for buyers who want access to water sports in their front yard.
Here are six false voter fraud claims that may be repeated during Wednesday’s proceedings.
here are six towns and cities to consider squeezing in a working vacation or two.
here are some simple ways to take your Covid-related health data with you.
Here are the films
Here is a place that your family can now leave feeling more (gasp!) enlightened than when they arrived — provided they keep their distance from the casinos.
Here is how to think about the gulf between what you should do and what you can do.
Here’s a novel way to raise more revenue.
Here’s a preview of what to expect in space and astronomy in the year to come.
Here’s what to know about a major software upgrade to Ethereum
Here’s what you need to know about the three-day orbital journey of four Americans
here’s what you need to know.
here’s what you’ll need.
High demand and soaring energy prices have forced some factories to shut down
high interest rates have sent property prices sliding nearly 18 percent since November 2021.
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High-Frequency and Flash Trading
High-Speed Rail Projects
Higher Ground Productions.
Higher interest rates made annuities more attractive in 2022. Better quality products are increasingly available
higher prices and subscriptions galore. But your privacy concerns may still not fade.
higher wages
highlighting disparities that predate the pandemic.
highlighting the work the bank does to fund schools
Highway travel centers are adding amenities like restaurants and dog parks to accommodate the expanded dwell time of electric vehicle owners.
hindered by gentrification and inequitable lending policies.
hinges on how fast the money is coming in.
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hiring may have been hurt by the Delta variant of the coronavirus
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hiring workers and dealing with parts shortages.
his 80-minute video announcing Facebook’s rebrand delivered some self-referential jokes.
His administration suggested that some states should use relief funds to extend weekly payments for the long-term unemployed.
His creation revolutionized off-road riding. But he fell victim to companies that knocked off his design for kits that turned Beetles into buggies.
his departure comes amid disagreements with the European Central Bank over its low-interest-rate policies.
His early careers as an art historian and Wall Street financier informed his financial thrillers
His enormous fraud left behind a devastating human toll and paper losses totaling $64.8 billion.
His humorous touch was evident in commercials for Wendy’s
His laid-back style and namesake jeans made him a touchstone of 1960s fashion
His line of novelty items was wide-ranging. Jayne Mansfield posed for him so that he could make a shapely
His marquee item in the auction
His message is that the private sector alone cannot provide security and comfort to the vast majority of Americans.
his new site
His newsletter will be offered for free
His opposition to a union isn’t primarily about the bottom line
his outlook
His platform on Fox News made him a big player in Donald Trump’s circle. Off camera
His reviews for Crawdaddy
His role as Barbara Walters’s on-air partner lasted only two years
His storied career started with a messenger job and ended with a statesman role at one of the biggest entertainment studios.
his successor is more likely to tinker with it
His venture and another upstart by a rival group of investors will challenge the BBC and Britain’s efforts to guard against political bias in television news.
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hit the jackpot. For addicted gamblers
Hitting the open road can be a memorable way to explore a country
Hitting the road and track with Cadillac’s roaring Blackwings
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Holiday costs from groceries to travel are up
Holiday shopping over the past 80 years as chronicled in photos from The New York Times archives.
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home buyers are benefiting. But savers? Their average interest rate is just 0.05 percent.
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home sellers say that the current system is anticompetitive and that they overpaid. The Realtors association disagrees.
home to the original 1976 production.
home to the world’s largest supply of cobalt
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homeowners have made the country a powerhouse in renewable energy.
Homeowners with low-rate mortgages are delaying the decision to sell until market conditions change.
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Honda’s plant in England was forced to halt operations because its parts hadn’t arrived. Soon U.K. ports will face a mountain of customs declarations.
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hope for a more meaningful connection than a swipe might allow.
Hopes are high that the most popular theme park in Europe will kickstart a tourism recovery in France.
hopes for an economic revival have given way to diminished expectations.
hopes to use the money to fuel growth and achieve profitability.
hoping to head off the incoming president’s efforts to rally a united front against China.
Horse racing meet NFT mania on Zed Run
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hospitality businesses warn they are facing a labor shortfall.
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hospitals and other businesses.
Hospitals are bringing together surgeons
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Hospitals use century-old lien laws to bypass insurers and charge patients
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hosted at a factory Tesla is building near Austin.
hot demand and limited supply. It’s debating how to cope.
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hotel and office space shifts
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hotels and tour companies are trying to balance optimism with caution.
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hotels are stepping up with more amenities.
Hotels not necessarily known for fine dining are drawing award-winning chefs seeking opportunities for reinvention.
Hours after supporters of President Trump stormed the Capitol
hours and working conditions.
House Democrats are poised to lift a cap on the state and local tax deduction
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House Republicans blame President Biden’s spending bills for an increase in deficits. Voting records show otherwise.
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How a leading man of legal journalism lost his sweetest gig.
How a powerful industry conquered the U.S. tax system.
How Citigroup gave away nearly $1 billion by accident.
How do you fix the fashion industry? This sustainability expert has a few ideas.
How fast inflation and high interest rates upended markets across the globe.
how frequently and with which tools. This is what the new processes look like.
How hundreds of “Jeopardy!” contestants talked themselves into a baseless conspiracy theory — and won’t be talked out of it.
how is a new protein bar supposed to introduce itself? Even the food giants had to adjust.
How Jonathan Kanter
How much more the Federal Reserve raises interest rates this year will hinge on the strength of the economy — particularly the labor market.
How one $180 microfiber blanket and its spinoffs came to to swaddle a nation.
How one of Montana’s top elected officials made banning the app a top priority
How the comedian (and director
How the pomp and pageantry of Victoria’s Secret worked for so long.
How to get answers from the tech executives testifying at a high-profile congressional hearing today.
How to interpret the latest numbers.
How to navigate an office where all-night work sessions are celebrated
Howard Schultz made an abrupt change in policy at the company as it faces rising worker discontent.
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hundreds of businesses remain closed
Hundreds of current and former Apple workers are complaining about their work environment
Hundreds of leaders and companies signed a letter opposing strict limits. They did not.
Hundreds of representatives from about 80 countries are gathering in Paris to talk about rebuilding a monetary system many say is ill-suited to a changing planet.
Hundreds of sellers are offering false and stolen vaccine cards
Hundreds of thousands of cruise lovers have signed up to take part in sailings designed to test new health and safety measures.
Hungary has become a major testing ground for A.I. software to spot cancer
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I created a hype coin to show how risky an investment can be. The coin had other plans.
I feel vindicated
I think people don’t quite agree with this notion of a booster dose
I’ve adapted to many roles. But the essence of my job remains the same: hunting for a good meal.
Ian Callum led the look at Jaguar Land Rover. Now he’s reimagining some vintage cars
IBM doesn’t donate to politicians. Perhaps others shouldn’t
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if any
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if costly.
If cultivating a certain kind of workplace culture is important
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if he could do so safely.
If his new strategy works — a big if — it could help address several of Facebook’s biggest problems.
if it means you can be honest.
if not love him.
if not months
if not outright bonkers
if sustained
If the agency’s director signs off
If the government misses an interest payment
If the governor signs the bill
If the U.A.W. strike lasts long enough
If what faces Big Tech is anything like what happened to Big Tobacco
If you are trying to grasp Bitcoin and understand what China’s digital yuan means
if you dare.
If you have a disability
If you have never had the option to work from home because your job must be done in person
If you haven’t used some of your phone’s preloaded programs in years
If you test positive in an at-home Covid test
If you’re emerging from the pandemic in better financial shape than before
If you’re hoping to relocate
If you’re urgently in need of a new or updated passport
If you’ve been fortunate enough to put away some cash
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igniting concerns about opaque accounting practices.
Ikea France is charged with violating privacy rights by surveilling unions
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immersive digital world is fading just as Apple plans to debut a virtual reality device.
immigrant cabbies were left deep in debt.
Immigrant entrepreneurs are working with designers and brand strategists to create packaging that appeals to a wider range of consumers.
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Impact investments are outperforming traditional bets in the coronavirus crisis
impeded by uncertainty around the virus.
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In “Play Nice But Win
In 1961 he arrived in Seattle with no job
in 2015
In 2019
in 2021
In 28 years at the company’s helm
In a 45-year Times career
In a 47-year career at The Times
In a bad week for deals
in a battle with hedge funds
in a bid to keep markets chugging last year.
In a British coastal town
In a case riveting national attention
In a comparison of seven different brands
In a coup
In a crisis
in a deal that would offload the media business that AT&T fought to buy.
in a few cases
In a frenzied effort
In a lawsuit
In a letter
in a new “Dora” that includes a lot more Latin music and Spanish language.
In a new book
In a new show on a new network
In a pandemic-induced era of scarcity
In a perpetually tricky market for tech talent
In a preliminary finding by the United States International Trade Commission
In a quest for more revenue
In a rare court appearance
In a rare courtroom appearance
in a real-world test of a new approach to economic policy
In a recent DealBook forum
In a recent Pew survey
In a review of several trials
in a second day of volatile trading.
In a separate loan program
in a sign of investor appetite.
In a sign of life going back to normal
in a Slack discussion with colleagues
In a sudden U-turn
In a turnaround
In a wide-ranging interview with The New York Times
In a year marked by distance
In addition to consumer price declines in January
In an 11th-hour twist
In an age when making Venmo payment requests is easy
In an email
In an era of climate change and virus concerns
In an exclusive interview
In an internal memo
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in an interview before an annual presentation to investors today
In an upside-down world of financial markets
In announcing key economic advisers in the White House and the cabinet
in another attempt to crack the video game market after a big-budget game effort failed.
In areas inundated with coronavirus patients
In Austin and cities around the country
In Boston
in both rural and urban areas.
In California
In China
In choosing Tony Blinken as secretary of state
in compliance with the country’s laws
In contract disputes from Detroit to Hollywood
In coronavirus-themed commercials
In early 2020
In fact
in factories and on cleaning crews often have to retire before safety-net programs kick in and without assets in employer plans.
In her novel “LaserWriter II
In his annual letter to shareholders
in his approach to Amazon and UPS.
In his final days in office
in his first public remarks since Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said he would resign.
In his new book
In his new role
In his second time moderating a presidential debate
In internal forecasts
In its fourth-quarter earnings report
In January
In Japan
In June
in large part because of the online sleuthing of amateur detectives.
in line with economists’ expectations.
In Los Angeles
In mid-July
in more signs of internal dissent.
In New Zealand
In one of many scoops for The Times
In one post on Reddit on Wednesday night
in part because of a poorly executed medical privatization program.
In part because of Covid lockdowns
in partnership with Synchrony Bank
In parts of the San Francisco Bay Area
In public radio
In recent months
In resigning from the body’s board
In response to Times articles
In San Francisco and Austin
In seeking to oppose the $69 billion takeover of Activision Blizzard
in some cases by concealing their day-to-day trades.
In some of the groups
In surveys and political discourse
In Sweden
in talks with an affiliate of the billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya
In the 110-year history of the American film industry
In the 16 years since the entertainment industry’s last strike
in the biggest listing of the year. Investors hope it will rejuvenate demand for new stock offerings.
in the boss’s seat and ready to make the rules. If that’s OK?
in the months and years to come could determine the president’s political fate.
In the most egalitarian countries
In the near future
In the pandemic emergency
in the run-up to the prime time ceremony on Sunday.
In the time it’s taken the more established companies to come around
In the tug of war between wage growth and rising prices
In the upcoming election
In the wake of a correction to The Times’s “Caliphate” podcast
In the White House and elsewhere
In the world’s testing ground for tech
in theaters and as a premium Disney+ offering.
In theory
in ways that seem temporary
in what might be a broader trend.
Inadequate testing and protracted delays in producing results have crippled tracking and hampered efforts to contain major outbreaks.
Inaugurations
Inbox management can be mind-numbing. You might have wondered
Incentives and price cuts made Tesla electric cars cheaper than comparable gasoline models. But the company faces growing competition in China
included in the budget he will release on Thursday
includes heavyweight names like JPMorgan Chase
including a best score soundtrack award for video games and a merit award for best song for social change.
including a double lung transplant and a coma
including a line of clothing licensed by Kathie Lee Gifford.
including a weekly show from Trevor Noah
including academics and political leaders
including adjustments in the interim for inflation.
including American Express
including at least one Republican
including at the supplier of a panel that blew off during a recent Alaska Airlines flight.
including burritos
including China
including corporate logos
including ESPN and Turner
including GameStop
including GameStop.
including infants as young as six months and those under 12 in the United States and Canada.
including Instagram and WhatsApp
including Jeff Bezos
including MacKenzie Scott.
including Massachusetts and New York
including on Wall Street.
including one death.
including one dedicated to Dolly Parton.
including one fuel extracted from the atmosphere itself
including one in which the defendants were accused of using fraudulently obtained funds to solicit a murder.
including one inside a stainless steel sculpture
including Picasso and Monet.
including President Trump.
including Publix and Giant Eagle
including Purdue Pharma
including requiring vaccination proof to dine in.
including severe tinnitus
including ski jackets and medical implants.
including Skippy and Justin's.
including some who were taken to hospitals to be treated for burns.
including Stephen A. Schwarzman and Kenneth C. Griffin
including technical issues
including the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood.
including the Jag Mark 2 and a classic Corvette.
including the James Bond
including the top candidates for president
including those with curse words.
including trade disputes or migration.
including unsuitable face coverings
including waiving the inspection.
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India’s deep-rooted jute industry has struggled for decades
India’s fast-growing economy is drawing American corporate giants
Indian companies are rushing to cut delivery prices and wait times
Indian-Americans
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industry groups and C.E.O.s called for an end to the chaos.
industry leaders like BP and Shell are accelerating their production of cleaner energy.
inequality and repairing the nation’s battered institutions.
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Infection seems to have come from farm animals
Infections have surged in the city
Infections in vaccinated Americans also may be as transmissible as those in unvaccinated people
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infiltrating Facebook groups and raising false fears about child exploitation.
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inflation continued rising in September
Inflation continues to slow. Elon Musk says he’s found a new C.E.O. for Twitter. And there will be a pair of Senate hearings on the banking crisis.
Inflation expectations jumped in a survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Inflation has been worse in Southern cities
Inflation has come down from its 2022 heights
Inflation has surged across advanced economies. The shared experience underlines that price gains come from temporary drivers — for now.
Inflation in June was high. The euro tumbled to parity with the U.S. dollar. And central banks around the world are raising interest rates.
Inflation is a tricky problem
Inflation is expected to continue to slow
Inflation is expected to remain high later this year even as the economy slows and layoffs rise. Already
inflation is forecast to pick up again. That is bad news for President Biden and the central bank.
influencing political outcomes has been the priority. Some are calling for more emphasis on basic organizing.
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innovative watch brands.
inoculation of workers is becoming more urgent.
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insects and metal.
Inside Silicon Valley’s 10-year quest to make soaring above a crowded city street as easy as calling an Uber.
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inspired by Boston’s 19th century abolitionist newspapers.
Inspired by her liberal Roman Catholic upbringing
Instacart shows that one secret to making money as a gig economy company is to become an advertising company.
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Instagram and WhatsApp reduced its work force by 13 percent and extended a hiring freeze through the first quarter of next year.
Installment payment services are everywhere thanks to fresh deals with Amazon and Square. It’s a simple idea that can quickly get complicated for users.
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Instead it has a nearly empty hotel for Covid patients in London
Instead of a surge in unemployment
Institutional investors are wary
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Insurance surcharges are a new front in corporate coronavirus vaccine initiatives.
insurers and employers say the Affordable Care Act can help the country achieve universal coverage
Insurers are stuck with the big bills from Lenox Hill
Insurers say it’s price-gouging
Intel pressures Congress to provide funding for U.S. chip production.
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intended to shield Afghan users from Taliban reprisals for posts and links.
Interest in the futuristic
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interest rates surging and student loan payments resuming
interest surged in a virtual program called Girls With Impact
Interest was strong throughout the three-week trial
Intergenerational communities are sprouting up as the need grows for homes that suit aging adults and their young charges.
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Intermediaries are finding labs with capacity for companies seeking to make sure workers are virus-free. But many employers choose to avoid the cost.
Internal documents show a struggle with misinformation
Internal documents show how a source ended up in jail — and the fallout in the newsroom.
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international and holiday travel.
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introduced in 1949
introspection — they might not otherwise.
Invasive hacking software sold to countries to fight terrorism is easily abused. Researchers say my phone was hacked twice
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Investigators said the pharmaceutical manufacturer
investigators say.
Investigators traced 75 Bitcoins worth more than $4 million through nearly two dozen cryptocurrency accounts.
Investigators urged increased oversight of the program
investing in antiviral pills
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investment banking is becoming a less popular choice despite the money.
Investor interest in the river could redefine century-old rules for who controls one of the most valuable economic resources in the United States.
Investors
Investors and economists are watching the event this week closely. How did a remote Wyoming conference become so central?
investors and journalists do their jobs.
Investors and the White House will pore over the latest Consumer Price Index report for clues on prices — and potential interest rate cuts.
Investors are betting that small companies like Workhorse will help popularize electric commercial vehicles. And Tesla aims to extend its reach.
investors are getting nervous as the Fed signals that harsher policies are on the way.
investors are looking for signs of resilience
investors are looking forward to markets free of presidential tweets.
Investors are on alert for companies that take one position and make donations that support another.
Investors are pouring money into the less exclusive cousin of tennis.
Investors are re-pricing the risks of the latest coronavirus variant.
Investors are seeking billions of dollars in damages for their losses after Mr. Musk posted a proposal on Twitter that never materialized.
investors are sending billions of dollars to crypto inventors who seek to disrupt industries. Here’s a look at some of those bets.
Investors are tripping over one another to give hot start-ups money. DoorDash and Airbnb are going public. The good times are baaack.
investors are trying to recover lost funds from Celsius Network
Investors care more about economic data and corporate profits than an increase in the capital gains tax. It has usually been this way.
Investors didn’t always think a Democratic sweep would be good for stocks.
Investors have cast the nearly relentless drumbeat of bad news aside to focus on any signs that the worst of the coronavirus pandemic might be over.
Investors have poured $12.2 billion into cybersecurity companies so far this year
Investors have pulled back broadly from risky assets as financial markets have been struck by the arrival of the Omicron variant and surprisingly high inflation.
investors have turned to Britain’s stock market in the first weeks of 2021.
Investors often neglect to add international bond funds to their investments. That failure can increase overall risk and raise the chance of missing savings goals.
Investors react to Democrats’ strong showing in Senate runoffs.
Investors reacted after months of increased pressure from Beijing aimed at the broader Chinese internet industry.
Investors remain preoccupied with the health of banks as interest rates rise
Investors see a path to riches in the “cold chain.”
Investors sent the electric vehicle maker’s shares down sharply in after-hours trading after the company warned about uncertain customer demand.
Investors this week put more money into stocks than they have in months
Investors were alarmed at suggestions by Jerome Powell
Investors who stand to collect big paper profits — if they held on to their shares — include the N.B.A. star Kevin Durant and the rapper Nas.
involving sophisticated tracking equipment
Iole Lucchese
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Irish regulators have started an inquiry into Facebook’s movement of data on European users to the United States.
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Is $15 an hour too much
is a chance for the movie industry to see if it can move past the financial woes caused by the pandemic.
is a hot topic as inflation soars and executives fret about profits.
is a response to the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attacks.
is a sign of how cryptocurrencies have become mainstream.
is a sign of the growing momentum in the shift toward electric cars.
is a step toward taming the pandemic.
is accelerating a long-planned retirement. He cited a health issue.
is acceptable? Opinions on what’s OK and what’s not are causing fights between family members and fissures among friends.
is adjusting to her new role reporting to Elon Musk.
is aimed at helping ease prices at the pump.
is also the chief executive of another company
is an unlikely Wall Street darling.
is arousing resistance from some progressive Democrats.
is at the center of a battle between conservationists and a developer.
is at the heart of plans to revitalize the area along the Mississippi River.
is awakening afresh with a crop of new luxury developments.
is being consumed by a labor dispute.
is being reimposed. Some say it presents an undue hardship.
is betting that the blockchain will be as big as the internet.
is chief executive of the social network Nextdoor
is coming into the administration’s sights.
is departing after building the e-commerce business for two decades.
is designed to reduce congestion from devices. We put it to the test.
is designing technology that lets robots learn skills much like chatbots do.
is essentially optimistic.
is evidence of human resilience in the face of adversity.
is expected to cost more than ever
is expected to face questions from lawmakers this week about whether social media harms children.
is expected to generate billions in sales. It could also strain Medicare’s budget within a few years.
is expected to surrender to authorities next week.
is facing a wave of redemption requests amid lackluster performance.
is facing bankruptcy
is going first with safety protocols in place.
is going up.
is hoping their tools will lead the way
is in line with a “right to know” law that was designed to keep workers safe in the pandemic.
is in the vanguard of transforming ownership and management worldwide.
is increasingly being called upon to recover luxury timepieces.
is investing more in renewable energy. Critics say the changes have to come quicker.
Is it possible to import growth without also importing housing problems? “I can’t point to a city that has done it right.”
is known for promoting cryptocurrencies on his widely followed Twitter feed.
is leaving the Silicon Valley chip giant after an activist investor pressed for change.
is less sweeping than the strategic partnership outlined in September.
is likely to be the subject of very public and partisan criticism throughout the Republican primary.
is making concessions while protecting lucrative parts of its App Store.
is moving to the New York Public Library.
is now in the hands of a federal judge.
is now making vague threats to shut it down.
is now valued at $1.6 billion
is offering them a big tax break and other perks.
is one of them. But it has seen good times go sour in the past.
is overseeing a dizzying number of projects
is part of a push to regulate the world’s largest technology companies.
is part of a quest for digital cool.
is part of an effort to bridge the access gap to broadband connectivity amid the pandemic.
is planning to list shares in Hong Kong and Shanghai.
is popping up in indoor spaces all over America
is predicted to generate billions of dollars in revenue
is proving more stubborn. That ramps up tension among officials as they wait for pressures to fade.
is pushing The Times to sell bundled subscriptions to readers more aggressively.
is reckoning with a wave of generative A.I. tools.
is required. City Hall plans to release further guidelines on Dec. 15.
is retiring.
is scheduled to start later this month.
is seeking to sell shares in one of the biggest initial public offerings of the year.
is seen as a sign of hope.
is set to tell House lawmakers that most central bank officials expect rates to rise further.
is spreading a model in which training programs get paid if students get hired
is starting an investment firm to focus on new cancer treatments
is still inspiring others to pursue their dreams and lift one another up.
is still pending.
is stoking a renewable-energy arms race.
Is such a thing even possible?
is suddenly grabbing attention with a series of special releases.
is the first major production to cite the law as a reason to leave the state.
is the latest company accused of helping to fuel the opioid crisis to announce a settlement.
is the latest harsh penalty doled out against outspoken business leaders.
is the latest in a string of acquisitions as streaming platforms expand beyond music and video.
is the latest move by Spotify to expand outside music.
is the latest move in China’s fast-moving campaign to rein in its internet giants.
is the latest to announce an exit from Salesforce in recent weeks.
is the latest to offer a detailed exposé of its wartime use of slave labor and other crimes.
is the lead plaintiff in the lawsuit filed in Los Angeles on Tuesday; it includes nine other participants.
is the newest player in the price-hacking travel game.
Is the Tesla chief about to sell a big chunk of his shares?
Is there a statute of limitations on attending “Davos in the Desert”?
Is there an ethical way to “fake it till you make it”?
is threatening sectors like home improvement and storage.
is trying to meet demand while navigating the politics of trade.
is trying to step into the void.
is weighing a lucrative payday against maintaining full control over a widely read Washington news site.
is working on an expansion
is working to lure operagoers back to its 3
Is your car spending more time in the garage than on the road? You may be able to reduce your auto insurance payments.
Isolated in their plastic spheres
Isomorphic Labs is a spinoff of the London-based artificial intelligence lab DeepMind.
Israel’s technology sector
It also will create a $100 million fund to pay them. A judge’s decision in a higher-profile fight with Epic Games
It and others are pushing back on a global agreement to make companies pay more in taxes.
it can be a challenge to figure out what tools to use in which situation.
it can take charity and sacrifice to avoid dislocation.
it could cut the supply of vehicles and push prices even higher.
it could mean problems for Biden and the Fed.
it could provide a more resilient economy.
it exposed the fault lines that could make final passage difficult.
it had tolerated years of his abusive conduct behind the scenes.
it has been a disaster.
it has had trouble dealing with satire.
It has risen more than in any other year
It has to be somewhere. Why not Ukraine?
it helped keep the doors open.
It is a delicate decision balancing employee health and personal privacy. Some companies are sidestepping the issue by offering incentives to those who get shots.
it is a leap of faith.
It is a shared office space. But that’s not really an excuse.
It is less clear that tech executives’ strategy of evasive answers will continue to work now that lawmakers have begun doing their homework.
it is not yet clear who is winning. It could matter for the Fed.
It is one of many colleges and universities deliberating over how to respond to the fall of Roe v. Wade.
it is reasonable to keep some wealth in stocks.
it is signing a different sort of deal.
it is still difficult to get a handle on what comes next for the economy by looking at examples from the past.
it is struggling with basic customer service
It is the latest company to push back plans for a return in light of the spread of the highly contagious Delta variant of the coronavirus.
it is the way forward.
It is unclear how the president-elect will approach the Chinese tech industry.
It isn’t all about you. Or your officemate (even if you are living with him).
it isn’t the flip-flop of alliances it appears to be.
It made headlines around the world: a New Jersey sandwich shop with a soaring stock price. Was it just speculation
it makes sense.
it not only needs to convince people that the virus is nothing to fear
It plans to convert its entire lineup to battery power by 2030
it remains illegal in the U.S.
it reported holding nearly $1 billion in cash.
It seemed as if the Lucille Lortel Theater Foundation’s purchase of the theater was a done deal in July. But now the property is back on the market.
it seems
it seems.
it shouldn’t be extra work that goes compensated
it shows promise — and it’s fun.
It sold the so-called Oriental rug to America’s middle class. But after nearly a century
it upended the decades-long strategy for making Finland a European travel hub to and from the East.
it warned that Covid problems in China will be an issue.
it was a welcome reprieve.
It was not clear
It was the lowest level of filings since the onset of the pandemic.
It was the third straight monthly drop in transactions after a surge in transactions earlier in the pandemic.
It wasn’t just the Fed or the stimulus. The rise in savings among white-collar workers created a tide lifting nearly all financial assets.
it went absolutely wild. What have its holders learned?
It will ask the S.E.C. to approve a new rule requiring more diverse corporate directors.
It will drop to 2.75 percent for new loans for undergraduates. That’s a “silver lining” of the current economic turmoil
it will take 17 months for employment to return to full health.
It will take weeks
it won’t stop the pandemic unless most people are willing to take it. Economics provides a solution.
It would be the largest special purpose acquisition company transaction to date.
It wouldn’t be 2020 without a last-minute wrench in a much-needed pandemic aid bill.
It’s a $19 cloth.
it’s a challenging time to keep fliers loyal. Here is how U.S. airlines are trying to keep up.
It’s a debate that’s roiling boardrooms around the world.
it’s a huge letdown.
It’s a retort
it’s about money
It’s another way to reach students without internet or computers during the pandemic.
It’s been a weird few days in the stock market
It’s been almost a decade since Leon Panetta
it’s expanding.
It’s giving retail investors much more of its I.P.O. than is the norm.
It’s good for pay equity
it’s just a start
it’s just another evolution in the long history of the American workplace.
it’s meaningful to see a company support queer employees and allies with compensation.
it’s not always sunny.
it’s not always your call what stays under wraps.
It’s not clear how many of President Biden’s expected proposals would become law
it’s not forecasting an outburst of economic potential.
It’s not just party balloons. A huge Siberian production plant is expected to reshape the market for a gas that’s essential to many critical industries.
It’s not too late to curb the contagious variant’s spread in the U.S.
It’s not too late to fight climate change with a long-overdue policy that would have surprisingly broad impact
It’s not your imagination — prices on consumer goods have risen quickly. But is that really a cause for concern?
it’s struggling to deal with their effects.
It’s the busiest time of year in the retail and logistics industries. Here’s how employees at four of the biggest retailers pull it off.
It’s the latest investment deal for the celebrities
it’s unclear how long banks will continue to reward savers.
its absence at a moment of crisis has made the public question its credibility.
Its campaign is part of a global wave of actions by governments that are testing how far they can go to control online speech.
its chief executive said.
its creditworthiness will suffer
Its ease and affordability made it a pandemic staple for many families and a rare bright spot in an industry that has been decimated.
its economy hobbled by neglect and corruption
Its effect on design may be a delicate subject
its fans have been drawn to a founder’s frank and candid style of communication. Can it stay transparent in a muddy world?
its fastest increase since 1990. That is bad news for President Biden and the central bank.
Its first print incarnation since 2017 includes an article on New York’s mayoral race
Its flagship tech fund is underwater
its global managing editor
its interest rate increases.
its largest in the world
its largest shareholder and lender.
its lowest level in at least two decades
Its new budget mandates heavy government spending and lending
Its new estimate of the economic impact of climate change could create the legal justification for aggressive new regulations.
Its new subscription service also adds features to make it easier to bookmark and organize posts.
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its owner said. He called on the police to treat it as a hate crime.
Its president
its propaganda machine hasn’t learned how to craft a narrative that stands up to scrutiny.
Its sales climbed
its second-biggest market.
Its second-quarter earnings rose substantially from 2020
its variants
Iván Duque defended his performance amid the pandemic and social strife
Jack
Jacob and Karsten Kirk
Jake Siewert led the firm’s post-financial crisis reputation makeover.
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James E. Boasberg
James Goldston was a longtime producer at ABC News and then its president for seven years.
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Jamie Dimon is the latest to urge action against the traders who have targeted the regional lenders and made huge profits.
Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase and LeBron James are the latest to get entangled in the debate.
Jamie Dimon tells the bank’s investors to prepare for an economic upswell.
Jane Fraser
Janet L. Yellen
Japan
Japan is attempting a delicate balancing act as the pandemic has underlined the risks of the world’s economic reliance on Beijing.
Japan’s has been stuck in a cycle of growth and contraction.
Japanese authorities believe the men
Japanese prosecutors say the former car executive helped Ghosn conceal his pay. For the world
Jay-Z bought Tidal in partnership with other artists in 2015 for $56 million. It will be led by an interim director from Square under Jack Dorsey.
Jay-Z’s Champagne line known as Ace of Spades.
Jaydyn Carr of San Antonio made $3
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Jeff Bezos’ successor has set himself apart with a hands-on approach in Washington.
Jeff Carpoff
Jeff Zucker and David Zaslav have a 30-year history. Now Zucker may be open to working for the man he calls a “best friend.”
Jeffrey Goldberg
Jeffrey Ullman and Alfred Aho developed many of the fundamental concepts that researchers use when they build new software.
Jeffrey Zients
Jeremy Hunt also put a time limit on energy subsidies
Jerome H. Powell
Jerome H. Powell acknowledged to a House committee on Wednesday that “the incoming inflation data have been higher than expected and hoped for.”
Jerome H. Powell said the central bank would focus its efforts on maintaining a strong labor market while allowing for periods of higher inflation.
Jerome H. Powell’s no-holds-barred response to the pandemic was made possible by history. It raises questions about the future.
Jerome Powell and Lael Brainard are known quantities in a turbulent time.
Jessica Rosenworcel
jewelry and handbags
jewelry and other items.
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Jewish extremists have formed more than 100 new groups on the Facebook-owned encrypted messaging app in recent days to target attacks.
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Jill Hazelbaker
Jim Bridenstine
Jim Farley
Jim Hackett
Jim VandeHei
Job growth remained strong last month. Company earnings season kicks off. And Elon Musk backs away from his deal for Twitter.
Job growth rose to its highest level since last summer
Job growth slowed last month
Job losses
Jobs are coming back
Jobs rebounded in October. The government finally issued rules on requiring vaccinations at big employers. And we'll see how quickly inflation is rising.
Joe Bae and Scott Nuttall are taking over as co-chief executives in a succession plan that was set in motion in 2017.
Joe Biden’s selection of a relatively moderate vice-presidential running mate seems to have been well received among the executive class.
John C. Williams pondered the economy’s future. This is the full transcript.
John Galliano and others. Now she’s Pucci’s first female designer.
John Kerry
John Mackey
John Matze
Johnson & Johnson is sending shots from South Africa to other parts of the world. African countries are waiting for most of the doses they’ve ordered.
Johnson & Johnson will submit the data to the Food and Drug Administration
Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine does not need to be frozen and may require just one shot instead of two.
joined a unionization wave that has swept digital media companies.
joining the likes of Netflix and others.
joins the executive team being put together by Mark Lazarus.
Jonah Goldberg and Stephen Hayes
Jonathan Kanter will lead the Justice Department’s trustbusting unit.
Josh Harris said he would focus on being an “investor and entrepreneur” away from the private equity firm he helped build.
Joshua Kushner is steering his venture capital firm out from under the shadow of his older brother — and the Trump administration.
Journalism Schools
Journalists and academics are developing a new language for truth. The results are not always clearer.
Journalists and tech executives seem to be fighting each other to a draw in a battle that has no end in sight.
Journalists at the site
Joy Baking Group has cornered much of the market with one guiding principle: When it comes to cones
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JPMorgan
JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup said they would be more transparent with employees about whom their PACs were supporting.
JPMorgan Chase is leading a multibillion-dollar financing to support the new Super League.
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jumped 18 percent Thursday.
jumping on side-by-side treadmills
Junior bankers are burning out. What should banks do about it?
Junior bankers at Goldman Sachs raise pointed questions about pay
Jurors’ eyes glazed over at detailed technical discussions as Theranos’s former lab director described repeated instances of irregular and inaccurate results.
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Just 1 percent of borrowers received a quarter of loans from the federal Paycheck Protection Program.
Just 1 percent of borrowers received more than a quarter of the money given out in the form of forgivable loans.
just as many have lost their jobs and are vulnerable.
just as many international destinations begin to require it. Here’s what to look for.
Just because we’ve stopped going into work doesn’t mean we’ve stopped talking.
just one week after state officials allowed the service to expand.
Justice Ginsburg’s pointed and powerful dissenting opinions earned her late-life rock stardom.
K-pop singers are being spun up out of pixels and doing battle in a virtual universe.
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Karen Petrou invented a new funding model for curing blindness. Proposed legislation aims to apply it to medical research more generally.
Karey Burke takes over the 21st Television studio and Hulu's Craig Erwich will add ABC to his responsibility
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Kaseya said the key was “effective at unlocking victims.” How the company obtained the key was a mystery.
Kate Horton will become executive producer of the show
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kayaks and trampolines.
Kedar Deshpande
Keith Gill was an early endorser of GameStop on his YouTube channel. But a regulator in Massachusetts wants to know about his day job.
Ken Corbin is fixing the phone lines — but those foreboding letters are staying the same.
kept their camps organized and looked for ways to be seen while trying to avoid violence.
Kering
Kevin Mayer will lead the Chinese-owned app for making and sharing short videos
Kevin Rudd
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kicked to the ground and dragged away in the city of Zhengzhou.
kid-sized chairs.
killing all 230 people on board.
killing two men
Kim Jong-un plans to hold a rare Workers’ Party congress in January to chart a new course after the country was hammered by sanctions
Kim Jong-un said addressing food insecurity was “a top priority” in the country
Kim Kardashian West’s shapewear company will also be providing loungewear and sleepwear for Team U.S.A.
Kimberly Jackson
Kimberly Panicek Trueblood will run the business side of an institution that has struggled financially and plans to refresh its building and galleries.
knowing that those who start young tend to keep coming back.
known as Cambo and seen as a bellwether for Britain’s North Sea energy industry
Known as SPACs
known for its resistance to organized labor.
known for its revered writers and sophisticated audience
Known for the Xbox
known for working constructively with boards
Kristian Andersen wrote to Anthony Fauci about the possibility of an engineered coronavirus. His research has since dispelled those suspicions.
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La caída de Kabul mostró que un puñado de ejecutivos
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labor experts say. Coaching
labor has become a hot news beat.
Labor leaders are effusive in praising the new president
labor rights movements and more have shifted the way people work. Tell us about how your job has changed.
labor shortages
Laboratory technologists have been working nonstop to help the nation diagnose an ever-growing number of coronavirus cases.
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Lachlan Murdoch is set to be deposed on Monday
Lacking a strong domestic battery industry
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laden with controls. Soon
Lael Brainard is more aligned with the president
lakes and rivers even as climate change challenges that romance.
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Land and homes in Hawaii
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Landlords cut small retailers a break on rent during the pandemic
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Lani Malmberg travels with a few hundred goats
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Large businesses are revising their rules about employee vaccinations and wearing masks as the Delta variant drives up infections.
large companies are turning to an in-house resource to get the word out.
Large sectors of the economy are adapting to the pandemic better than originally expected
Large-scale gatherings are on hold for the foreseeable future. That is taking a toll on the live events industry and society at large.
largely because of higher labor costs and huge investments in its delivery network.
larger employers are offering “wellness” programs that can coach people to better manage their money
Larry Fink is using his firm’s huge influence to pressure companies to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
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Last year we were just trying to roll with the punches. Hopefully now we can apply some of those survival skills to our finances.
Last year’s deal could set the rules for global commerce for years to come
lasted just two months.
late twist in the long-running drama over the sale of the Chinese video app.
Late-night and daytime talk shows could return after the resolution of the writers’ strike
launches its first human spaceflight next month
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Lawmakers are coalescing around a deal to suspend a $10
Lawmakers are racing to finalize legislation to pay for new spending initiatives. The process usually takes months
Lawmakers in D.C. delivered a one-two punch.
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lawyers and consultants as the battle over how to regulate them intensifies.
Lawyers from top accounting firms do brief stints in the Treasury Department
layoffs
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lead and cadmium in some ingredients
Leaders are weighing a new charge on unrealized capital gains for the ultrawealthy.
Leaders of some of the world’s biggest financial firms say that the rush to transition to clean energy could have unintended consequences for the global economy.
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Leading candidates to fill her seat on the Supreme Court are likely to rule in favor of conservative causes that could affect Corporate America.
leading to an outcry from his supporters and the company’s investors.
leading to deepening social inequalities
leading to industry changes that may outlive the pandemic-fueled supply crunch.
leading to sales prices that can be double the list price.
leads a week of 20th and 21st century live-streamed auctions at Christie’s and Sotheby’s.
League of Legends teams in the U.S. lag behind their competitors in Asia
Leah Finnegan
learning the ins and outs of refund policies.
leaving a hole in the potential labor force.
leaving it flat-footed when the pandemic hit.
leaving jobless New Yorkers with more modest state unemployment benefits
leaving many outraged and debating what should happen next.
leaving many vulnerable to companies pitching risky investments.
leaving the door open to lavish Chinese subsidies and unilateral American tariffs.
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led by Sony
led by the advocacy organization Time’s Up
Led by Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity
Lee Jae-yong stands accused of stock price manipulation and other offenses as he sought to tighten his control over the major corporate empire.
Lee Jae-yong was convicted of bribing Park Geun-hye
left many unanswered questions.
legal aid lawyers say they are preparing to defend renters in housing court.
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legislators come out as tenants to form a renters’ caucus.
Legislators in two dozen states are working on bills
Legislators were hurriedly reading through the more than 1
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Lenders are pressuring the Agriculture Department to give them more money
less than a year after Meghan’s podcast debuted on the platform.
Less than four months after joining the video app
Less than half of workers are still not immunized at facilities in several states. “I just feel like a sitting duck
Let’s have an honest conversation about GameStop.
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licensing requirements and corporate mergers have tended to strengthen the hand of business.
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lifted by corporate
lifting hopes of a more permanent return to normality.
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lighting
like a battery factory in Green Charter Township
like a piano-roll device from the 1930s.
Like its predecessor
like Jean-Michel Basquiat’s “Portrait of A-One A.K.A. King.”
Like many other places
like not being allowed to work on international flights.
Like other in-person workers
Like so much else
like some big manufacturers
like Taylor Swift
like the courses themselves
like work itself
Likes and shares made the social media site what it is. Now
Lina Khan is the most progressive chair of the Federal Trade Commission in at least a generation.
Lina Khan would bring another progressive voice to competition oversight.
Linda Yaccarino
Lindsay Peoples Wagner will leave her job as the editorial leader of the Condé Nast publication to take over New York Magazine’s style and culture site.
Lindsey Lee Lugrin and Isha Mehra created a platform to change that.
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Litecoin and other digital currencies jumped by as much as 30 percent after the announcement
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Live Stock Market News During the Coronavirus Pandemic
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LL Bean and others examines the high prices workers pay for their jobs.
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local business owners are pushing back.
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local governments plan to inoculate 50 million people by early next year. But the vaccines have not officially been approved.
Local officials are slashing funding for everything from education and health care to orchestra subsidies.
Lockdowns helped Britain’s most profitable online betting outfit
locked in a dispute with Morocco
lodged a complaint against The Australian for publishing material he called “racist and sexist.”
lodging options
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Lombardy has been overwhelmed by the pandemic
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London is backing companies that will build satellites and haul them into orbit.
Long after some people have recovered from the virus
long allergic to controversy
long buoyed by the flow of commuters into its towering office buildings
long hours
Long hours and uncomfortable working conditions are leading to a shortage of truck drivers
long required for new drugs
long snubbed by connoisseurs and collectors
Long-awaited guidance from the C.D.C. brings cruise lines one step closer to sailing again in United States waters.
Long-shot money is flowing into start-ups that seek the energy of the stars. Driving the investments is a rising alarm about global warming.
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Longstanding but little-used state programs
longstanding dress codes have been relaxed. Right now
Look for flexible cancellation and rebooking policies
Looking at demographic data can help us assess the opportunities and challenges of the coming decades.
loosefitting jeans in droves and companies believe they may become a hallmark of the post-pandemic world.
Los Cabos and Riviera Maya are attracting golfers seeking communities with quality courses at a range of prices.
losing nearly 30 percent of its value
loss and virtual stand-ins
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Lost pay during the pandemic and high costs threaten strides they had made in homeownership
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Low interest rates are one reason that the housing market has taken off. They are far from the only one.
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Low-profile chip makers with aging factories have become surprisingly powerful
low-wage workers depending on office-based businesses stand to lose the most.
Lower prices are out there if you can be more flexible when it comes to location
lower than before the invasion of Ukraine
Lucrative endorsements deals with Chinese sports brands supporting Xinjiang cotton could pull the league and its athletes back into another geopolitical firestorm.
Lucrative tax incentives have fueled a surge in solar panels but failed to boost wind power
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lures audiences by refusing to declare an electoral winner.
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LVMH will acquire half of Armand de Brignac
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Lynn Conway was one of the company’s most promising young computer engineers but after confiding to supervisors that she was transgender
M.I.T. and other prestigious institutions.
made by a state-owned manufacturer
made it an easy way to launder money.
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Major advertisers on Facebook reduced their spending by millions of dollars in July
Major brands and chief executives have become increasingly entangled in social and political debates. Is more to come?
Major oil and gas companies prepared for the hurricane by shutting down more than 90 percent of production and evacuated workers from platforms in the area.
make a lot of money.
Makers of Latin America’s favorite traditional sweetener say a sugar engineer wants exclusive control of their centuries-old product.
Makers of wind turbines are reporting mounting losses
making fine British chocolate scarce in Europe.
making her the first woman to lead a major Wall Street bank. Who will be the second?
making it easier for select users to request to be verified.
making it hard for some travelers to budget for the added expense.
making it the busiest since 2004.
making it the country’s deadliest attack in decades.
making the emergency pandemic aid look highly effective
making the halt permanent.
making them a hot commodity for recycling. Some beneficiaries of the thefts look the other way.
making them almost impossible to ignore — for better or worse.
males in particular
MAN and Navistar trucks
manage China and expand internet access.
managers and servers at upscale dining establishments have been hit hard by the pandemic.
Managing your money for the long run can be easier than you might imagine.
manufacturers and retailers claim the newly-negotiated Brexit deal is a disaster.
Many American companies could see their exemptions from President Trump’s China tariffs expire at midnight on Thursday.
many Americans are still unaware of their infections until it’s too late. A Biden initiative languishes without Congressional approval.
many Americans face a holiday of tough choices
many Americans have not yet started saving. Here’s what you can do.
Many analysts see the move as retaliation for Washington’s efforts to cut off China’s access to high-end chips.
many are saving money.
Many automakers offer systems that keep an eye on how fast or how far your teenager is traveling.
Many big businesses have not set targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Others have weak goals.
many businesses are taking their own steps
Many businesses have adopted policies to diversify hiring but the Supreme Court’s ruling to end the policy in universities endangers those efforts.
many businesses pushed their targets further out or left them open-ended.
many chefs learned
Many climate experts have said that such carbon capture and sequestration will be critical in the fight against climate change.
Many companies and investors are eager to recycle batteries but it could take a decade or more before enough used lithium-ion batteries become available.
Many companies are embracing social causes as part of their mission. The cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase is going the other way.
Many companies do not account for the emissions from their supply chains
Many companies see the appeal of combining office life with work-from-home flexibility. How to strike the right balance can be less clear.
Many dog fanciers like to trace their favorite breed to antiquity
many driving tractors
Many employers and government programs won’t cover costly obesity medications. A lawsuit is challenging one such policy.
Many employers are not making a decision until many workers are vaccinated. And some are making plans for “hybrid” work arrangements.
Many employers report having trouble finding applicants. Economists say the labor market may simply need time to get sorted out.
Many families and experts say Beijing’s education overhaul will help the rich and make the system even more competitive for those who can barely afford it.
many families are seeking adventures far from it
many families with children feel largely left out of the conversation.
many farmers are altering their practices.
Many gave drivers a break in the spring. With accident claims remaining below normal
Many group tour companies are trading their international itineraries for souped-up domestic trips aimed at nature-loving Americans.
many had expected a year of wild investments to slow. It hasn’t. Yet.
Many have put capacity restrictions in place
many health professionals now feel as put upon as any clock-punching worker.
many home with children or health concerns. The statistics may not reflect their aspirations.
Many households are being forced to adjust their shopping lists or seek assistance. But food banks
many men fear it would set them back at work. A new study from Norway shows a way to a solution.
Many more people are likely to leave town for the Memorial Day holiday this year
Many more people in cities lack broadband access than in rural areas
many of the companies hit hardest in 2020 showered their executives with riches.
Many of the promises of the E.U. referendum have yet to be fulfilled.
many of them egged on by social media
many of them on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic.
many of them online only
many of them temporary
Many of us already live with artificial intelligence now
many of which are preying on investors who feel they lost out on the market gains of the last few years.
Many older Americans
many older people and their relatives are weighing how to manage at-home care for those who can no longer live independently.
many on Wall Street and in Silicon Valley are falling in line.
many owners are raising pay. But some are trying to go deeper
Many owners face tough choices after a federal loan program and other government moves to bolster the economy have run their course.
Many pandemic-era federal programs expired on Sunday
many parents see an antidote to a school year when their children have been glued to a computer screen.
Many payments have been sent to inactive or temporary accounts that taxpayers don’t have access to.
many people faced barriers to using them. That problem is now being addressed with apps and streamlined websites.
Many people may have deferred maintenance because their cars mostly sat around in the pandemic. But that creates its own ills.
many people report they are already back at their workplace or will be soon.
Many people who want to work can’t because of long-term health problems
Many public health experts were opposed to a boosters-for-all approach. The new variant is changing some minds.
many say they are getting less work done because of child care needs.
Many say they favor ousting Gov. Gavin Newsom because of high taxes and restrictions on water use in the current drought.
Many schools that use fever scanners and symptom checkers have not rigorously studied if the technology has slowed the spread of Covid-19 on campuses.
many travel companies have become part of an ad hoc relief effort.
Many users have migrated to other platforms since Elon Musk bought Twitter
Many virtual private network services that were meant to protect your web browsing can no longer be trusted. Here are other ways.
Many who have struggled to keep up with mortgage payments are at the whims of a few financing firms that dominate lending in this market.
many young adults are seeking mortgages in midsize cities
many young couples find that discussing their finances can be hard
Mao’s phrase that “women hold up half the sky
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Marcia Sells has been brought on to rethink equity and inclusion at the largest performing arts institution in the United States.
Marco Alverà has big plans to produce a “green gas” from hydrogen that uses existing infrastructure.
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Marianne Eaves has traded the distillery life for travels with her partner’s circus
Marianne Lake and Jennifer Piepszak get new roles — and are potentially pitted against each other.
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Marissa Meizz became a TikTok meme after her friends excluded her from a birthday party. She decided to do something about it.
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Mark Warner and Sherrod Brown could be a blueprint for financing part of President Biden’s infrastructure plan.
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Market analysts are almost universally bullish on corporate earnings
market-oriented rules would hurt their livelihoods.
markets are jittery over rising prices
Markets hit all-time highs this week
Markets respond when coverage of global warming spikes
Marriages in China are at a record low. Recent political and economic turmoil have added another reason to postpone tying the knot.
Marvel’s first Asian superhero movie has yet to be released in the mainland amid fierce debate over its back story and star.
Mary Barra and Matthew McConaughey are among the headliners.
Mary Kay Henry of the Service Employees International Union leads nearly two million workers
Maryland and Montana have passed the nation’s first laws limiting forensic genealogy
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mascots typically play a major role in branding campaigns. But Miraitowa and Someity have been a subdued presence at the very event they were made for.
Mask mandates exist to varying degrees throughout Europe
masks must be worn and there’s no hugging the characters.
mass timber has grown into a market that could rival steel and concrete in the construction industry.
Massachusetts is one of the first states to put legislative guardrails around the use of facial recognition technology in criminal investigations.
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matches automakers’ plans. The challenge will be making it happen.
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Maurice Bailey is making sugar cane syrup as a way to preserve a tradition
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may augur a national strategy in the months to come
may be a laboratory for a debate over the minimum wage that is heating up on the national level.
may have lasting consequences.
may not be as easy to acquire as the company itself.
may stand in the way.
Mayor Bill de Blasio’s broad corporate vaccine mandate left many wondering what
Mayor Francis Suarez is selling his city as the world’s cryptocurrency capital.
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Meal kits from your favorite restaurant
Meal programs for older adults have long been underfunded. The new economic recovery plan will help.
meals may return
meaning smaller movies face an even greater challenge in attracting deep-pocketed distributors.
meaning travelers facing crowded airports and roads.
meant much more than having an Instagram account.
meant to power the city in an emergency
meant to protect workers and passers-by. But recent efforts have reimagined them as experiential installations.
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Media companies are racing to figure out how to merge live sporting events with their popular but still cash-bleeding streaming services.
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Medical schools and students alike have had to adapt to remote cadaver dissections and bedside-manner training via Zoom.
medical scrubs get the designer treatment. It’s the next big market no one expected.
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Medicare has been driving up prices. It knows how to do better.
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medicine was an inherited calling and one that bound couples. Then the virus threatened the ones they love.
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Meet and YouTube went offline
Meet the 1990 and 1991 babies
Meet Tracii Hutsona. “She can talk anybody into anything
Meg Jay knows it’s confusing to figure out what to do with your life. She also knows you need to get on with it.
Meg Onli will join the Los Angeles museum as director and curator
Melinda French Gates voiced concerns about her husband’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and a harassment claim against his money manager.
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members are given advice on how to evade the company’s rules on misinformation.
Members of the far-right group
members of the profession are facing “a full-blown humanitarian crisis — a Depression-level situation.”
Memories of the Yellow Vest movement are prompting officials to ensure that spiking energy prices don’t fuel inequality or populist discontent.
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men are holding back.
Men who had physically demanding jobs lived
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mentoring and other assistance are also needed.
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Merck and Pfizer will soon debut prescription pills to treat Covid-19. And more drugs are on the way.
Merck has taken a step to make its antiviral pill available in poor nations
Mergers
Merle Meyers
Meta’s new rival to Twitter has been hugely popular among consumers but raises awkward questions about how big tech companies expand.
Metamaterials
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methods to pierce the veil of Putin’s power.
meticulously engineered? That can be just the start in luring audiophile car buyers with plenty of cash to spend.
metrics and matching algorithms
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Mexico
Mezcal is soaring in popularity far from the agave fields in Mexico.
Mich. It was the third-biggest jackpot in U.S. history.
Michael De Luca and Pamela Abdy have reinvigorated a once-storied Hollywood institution. Now it needs to figure out its place in a streaming company.
Michael Fuoco was a bigfoot reporter with a fiery personality and a reputation for harassing young women. No one seemed to want to rein him in.
Michael McElroy and PigPen Theater Co. will shape the new public park’s performance programming for its first three seasons.
Michael Radenbaugh dreamed up Rad Power Bikes over a decade ago in his family’s garage and now sets the pace for affordable battery-propelled bicycles.
Michael Taylor
Michaels has seen its business boosted by the pandemic
Michele Roberts grew up in the South Bronx and made her way to the pinnacle of the legal world before becoming the head of the players’ union.
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Microsoft
Microsoft and Oracle. An earlier effort
Microsoft and others are meeting with lawmakers on Sept. 13 to kick off listening sessions that may shape A.I. rules in the United States.
Microsoft has been diversifying away from boxy hardware in favor of reaching millions more new gamers.
Microsoft’s investment in the technology has been a boon for the company’s stock
MicroStrategy and Square.
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Midwestern Pet Foods Inc. expanded a voluntary recall after fatal levels of a toxin produced by mold were found in some of its products
Midwestern states and President Biden.
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Mike Allen and Roy Schwartz
Mike Pesca of “The Gist” said he was suspended after defending
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military contingencies and tight security.
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Millions have left the labor force in the last year
Millions of American workers said goodbye to their bosses last year. If you’re one
Millions of children have flocked to the online gaming site Roblox since March. That’s helping game developers
Millions of dollars of Paycheck Protection Program loans went to China-backed businesses in critical sectors
millions of families will get the first of six monthly payments of as much as $300 per child from the U.S. government.
Millions of people have received the vaccine without safety problems
Millions of people received stimulus payments and unemployment assistance last year — but they are treated differently for tax purposes.
Millions of unemployed Americans will see their unemployment checks shrink by half.
Milton Friedman published a seminal essay that is still hotly debated in business and policy circles.
miner safety and the economy.
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minting millionaires along the way. Here’s how it works.
Minutes from the central bank's December gathering show that the chair
Minutes from the Federal Reserve’s July meeting show that some officials fretted as expanded unemployment insurance ran out.
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misinformation and privacy issues.
Misinformation has flourished on Twitter
missing plates
Missouri scrapped federal pay to the unemployed
mix drinks and even clean toilets
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Modelo Especial was on track to take the No. 1 spot.
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Modern witches no longer lurk in dark alleys or operate out of the back rooms of stores
molnupiravir
Monday’s meeting never got started after attempts to mediate the dispute failed to make progress.
Money
Money directed at families is added to an earlier proposal on infrastructure.
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Mongolia has emerged as a positive outlier among developing nations on the hunt for shots.
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monoclonal antibodies for Covid are in high demand — even from those who don’t want a vaccine.
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Montana is at the forefront of a wave of new tech laws passed by Republican-led states. Some give parents control over their children’s social media accounts.
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months after initially planned and with everyone clad in masks.
Months later
Months of pandemic-related closures have left many business owners too deeply in debt to survive without concessions or deferrals.
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Moody’s reaffirmed America’s credit rating at the highest AAA level but expressed concern about the nation’s fiscal trajectory amid congressional dysfunction.
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Morals clauses are despised by many authors and agents
more alluring event spaces.
More Americans over age 55 are carrying debt loads
More and more
More details on why experts advise to wait to claim benefits and on benefits for divorced spouses.
more dutiful era in the country’s internet industry.
More experts think higher prices will stay for a while.
More low-wage employees want opportunities to grow. Big companies are making more promises to help them.
More money could help attract and retain junior bankers
More need-based financial aid is available for the affluent than you might expect.
more older Americans have mortgage debt
More on the study that says ViacomCBS used international tax networks to cut its bill.
more parents are loading up on debt
more people are choosing electric vehicles to save money.
More than 1
more than 100 Jewish people were blocked from boarding a connecting flight to Hungary.
More than 100 new official or pro-Taliban accounts and pages have surfaced on Facebook
more than 100 ships were stuck at each end of the canal
More than 200
More than 25 million lower-income Americans received their stimulus payments on Wednesday. Certain veterans could get theirs next week.
More than 30
More than 4
More than 500 cases and at least 75 hospitalizations have been reported in the United States and Canada
More than 70 Black executives demanded that corporate America push back against laws they say limit voting access.
More than 80 percent of licensed child care providers in the United States received the grants
More than a dozen couriers have died this year. Some died after complaining of unbearable workloads that kept them on the clock from dawn until past midnight.
more than a week after the backlash began.
more than double the Bank of England’s target.
More tough headlines for the consulting firm.
more workers and companies are packing up. What comes next?
Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo said they would double their dividends. Other major banks offered more modest increases.
morning glory and lavender. Still
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Most agree the recent spike in prices is linked to the economic recovery. When it will fade
Most Chinese workers retire by 60. But with the population aging and pension funds running low
Most colleges and universities now use a “merit” aid strategy to solicit teenagers. Your eighth grader probably ought to know how it works.
Most companies now have plans to require that employees get vaccinated by the end of the year
Most countries spend more than the United States on care
Most economists say the government spending that Democrats are pushing for would be a boon to the American economy
Most employers allow you to take funds out of your retirement account
Most marijuana producers in Canada are still reporting staggering losses two and a half years after legalization.
most notably in Florida.
most notably TBar on the Upper East Side.
Most part-time workers in America are women — leaving them with less access to retirement plans and less money to sock away.
Most people have been able to pass on assets like a family home without federal tax
most recently of the National Museum of the American Indian in New York
most states have yet to seek funds under President Trump’s stopgap plan to supplement weekly jobless pay.
Most tech jobs are now in mainstream industries like health care
mostly in real estate
mostly mild and more often in young men and boys. The benefits of vaccination still far outweigh the risks
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Motor Bikes and Motorscooters
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Motorcycles
Motorized bicycles are outselling all-electric cars and have the potential to transform urban transit.
Mountaineering
moved to Australia
moved with such vigor at the same time to limit the power of a single industry.
Movies
movies and documentaries.
movies and dramas are winning the hearts of young North Koreans. Their influence is seen as a threat to Mr. Kim’s grip on society.
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Mr. Adams spent a quarter-century developing and refining the recipe for the beef jerky snack.
Mr. Adelson drew a cornucopia of cash from casinos and resort hotels and poured money into right-wing causes.
Mr. Agrawal takes over as the social media company confronts various challenges.
Mr. Altman was forced out of the artificial intelligence start-up on Friday
Mr. Bezos will be on board when his rocket company
Mr. Biden’s bottom-up $1.9 trillion aid package is a sharp reversal from the tax cut bill that was President Donald J. Trump’s first big legislative victory.
Mr. Buffett
Mr. Carlson has been receiving blanket news coverage from state-run media outlets in Russia since stepping foot in Moscow.
Mr. Carlson’s interview with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia put him back on center stage for the first time since his Fox News show was canceled.
Mr. Cave had an equally significant impact at Time.
Mr. Chappelle’s special has put Netflix at the center of a conversation involving transphobia
Mr. Dimon has called the Texas laws bad for business
Mr. Gates
Mr. George
Mr. Goldner
Mr. Heller produced domestic objects that became models of modern design.
Mr. Hsieh
Mr. Jordan
Mr. Koester’s Delmark Records and his Chicago record store were vital in preserving and promoting music the big labels tended to overlook.
Mr. Lichfield had previously worked at the MIT Technology Review
Mr. Lipton
Mr. Ma
Mr. Mattis
Mr. Mayer said he was leaving. TikTok has been under pressure from the Trump administration.
Mr. Musk answered questions from Twitter’s 8
Mr. Musk has appeared reluctant to proceed with the $44 billion agreement
Mr. Najib was sentenced to up to 12 years in prison and faces fines of nearly $50 million on charges of abuse of power
Mr. Orszag will oversee a financial institution with a long history of advising on corporate deals at a time when its mainstay business faces huge challenges.
Mr. Paul called his suspension “a badge of honor” and blamed “left-wing cretins at YouTube.”
Mr. Pearlstine came out of retirement two years ago to steady the newspaper
Mr. Pierre’s team installed floats
Mr. Quarles’s term as a governor could have stretched until 2032. His departure will give the Biden administration more room to remake the Fed.
Mr. Schiller will be replaced by Greg Joswiak
Mr. Schultz created furniture that became classics. One standout: a sleek mesh and aluminum chaise with ‘training wheels.’
Mr. Shanks simplified esoteric scholarly articles and crowned them with tantalizing headlines.
Mr. Smith’s first since his infamous slap at the Oscars
Mr. Taylor died by suicide after suffering from post-Covid-19 symptoms
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Trump’s disclosure injected a huge amount of uncertainty into financial markets
Mr. Wilke
Mr. Yetnikoff led CBS Records during the boom years that included Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” album. Then he fell from grace.
Mr. Zucker is C.E.O. of a $1 billion investment venture backed by RedBird Capital Partners and International Media Investments
Ms. Bugbee
Ms. Hannah-Jones
Ms. Holmes
Ms. Holmes is accused of misleading investors in her company
Ms. Khan said approvals of tech mergers during the Obama administration were a “missed opportunity” to slow the growth of Big Tech.
Ms. Litrell focused not on telling woman what to wear or how to cook
Ms. Maddow was reported to have expressed interest in leaving the network to pursue podcasting and streaming projects.
Ms. McCammond’s relationship with a former Biden press aide
Ms. Rovner
Ms. Scott has given away $6 billion this year
Ms. Story had been entangled in a power struggle between the paper’s editor and its newly appointed publisher.
Ms. Tai
Ms. Yellen’s letter to Congress was her third warning. Last week
MSG Entertainment
much lower than previously announced. More than 380 million doses have already been ordered.
much of it from Medicare.
much of it to small charities and nonprofits.
Much of the continent remains closed to Americans because of the virus
multimillion-dollar digital art and the nature of reality.
multinationals moved to Ireland for its low taxes. A new global tax plan has put Dublin on the defensive.
mumps and other childhood diseases.
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Murders
Museums
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museums in Los Angeles are eager to welcome visitors again after being shut for a year
Music
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Music-filled — and Spotify-exclusive — shows like “Black Girl Songbook” and “60 Songs That Explain the ’90s” dance around copyright constraints.
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Muslim Americans
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Muslims and Islam
must still pass muster with union members.
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My disability means I’ll need long-term care. If I pay for more now
My relationship with him is the most positive one I’ve ever had with a man over money.
Myanmar has been crippled by a cash shortage since the military seized power six months ago
N.J.
N.Y.
N95 and more — are dizzying.
Names
Nanchang’s skyscrapers represented urban transformation
Naomi Osaka advocated for her well-being at work. Here’s how you can too.
Naomi Shimada journeys to Paris for her first professional shoot since March.
Narc-narc
Narrowing the candidate pool may not lead to the diverse representation the incoming administration is seeking.
nasal swab.
Nasdaq Composite Index
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Nathan Anderson
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National Labor Relations Board officials said the company had applied its workplace rules unfairly
National Parks
National security concerns over the Chinese-owned viral video app remain unresolved. Lawmakers and regulators are increasingly pushing for action.
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Nations want Beijing to forgive or renegotiate loans as their economies suffer. Doing so would be costly. Saying no could hurt China’s global image.
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Natural gas is set to flow through a new undersea pipeline between Norway and Poland after suspected sabotage devastated the Nord Stream pipelines.
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Navient is the second major federal student loan servicer to ask to get out of the business. FedLoan said in July that it wanted out.
navigating this period is tricky.
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Neal Sher
nearly $2 billion more than the total for all of 2020.
Nearly 10
Nearly 19 percent of all office space in Manhattan has no tenants — the highest on record — as companies shed leases and embrace remote work.
Nearly 40 percent of Americans over the age of 18 remain unvaccinated
nearly 7
Nearly 8 percent of those who got initial Pfizer or Moderna shots missed their second doses. State officials want to prevent the numbers from rising.
Nearly a million workers quit in leisure and hospitality businesses alone
Nearly a year after the Internet Engineering Task Force took up a plan to replace words that could be considered racist
nearly all of it to the Saudi government.
Nearly every ingredient
Nearly half a million vehicles with illegally altered mileage are sold each year
needs investors for its U.S. unit after a recent venture capital deal fell through — a setback that cost him a C.E.O.
needs to lead the shoe seller out of the pandemic
nefarious theories
Negotiators acknowledged some progress over the weekend
negotiators were racing to strike a deal
neighbors are turning to one another for support.
Neil Cavuto has warned that a drug taken by President Trump
Neither side wanted a big deal. But what began as talks about a small investment ballooned with interventions from President Trump.
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Neolithic relics and more in a shipping container in 2009.
Nepotism
Nervous about the possibility of going back to the workplace? Here’s what to take into consideration.
Nestlé Prepared Foods said the product might be contaminated with “extraneous materials
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Netflix
Netflix provides a stark example of the tendency to exaggerate the role of network effects and AI.
Netflix pulls ahead of its main rival
Netflix said in a statement that the transgender employee
Netflix started with sending DVDs — remember them? — through the mail
Nev
Never before have so many countries
never has so much upheaval arrived so quickly and on so many fronts.
never inexpensive
New and improved attractions dedicated to the Communist Party’s history
New data on trade showed continuing declines in both overseas sales and imports
New data published on Monday shows a post-pandemic recovery has not materialized after restrictions were lifted last year.
New firms are raising billions of dollars to buy up popular Amazon listings
New Flyer
New fund-raising disclosures show a shift in giving.
New Gender Options
New guides for Washington D.C.
New infections of inoculated residents are occurring
New inflation data is coming out.
New Jersey companies
New Jersey is one of seven states where health clubs have been barred from reopening. The governor says it’s too soon
New jobless claims have plateaued above 1 million
New online tools and an array of remote classes and programs are ramping up education and training for adults.
New outbreaks have companies weighing their options.
New programs for restaurants and live-event businesses will soon start taking applications as the Paycheck Protection Program winds down.
New projections from the independent Congressional Budget Office fuel Republicans’ calls for “targeted” economic aid — and Democrats’ push to go big.
New regulatory scrutiny and high-profile blowups have revived longstanding concerns about the public shell companies. But many backers seem undaunted.
New research from Mozilla shows YouTube users have little control over what is recommended to them.
New research is stirring interest in ibogaine
New research shows that minimum-wage violations spike as low-paid workers become more vulnerable and less inclined to complain.
new research shows.
New research suggests that when big companies increase wages
new research suggests. But investors could become inured to the bleak state of climate change.
New rules
New scientific research underscores the effectiveness of vaccines and their versatility in the fight against the coronavirus.
New state claims fell below one million for the first week since March. But jobless ranks remain vast
New technologies
New tests for respiratory illnesses can look for more than 20 pathogens at a time.
New York and Chicago will be rolled out beginning next week.
New York City
New York City is giving every public school kindergartner $100 in a college savings account. Here’s why every penny matters.
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New York reaches a deal to legalize marijuana
New York-based designer will continue as creative director at her namesake brand alongside her new role.
New York’s finance industry is beginning to reoccupy offices in fits and starts
New Yorkers
New Zealand
Newly released records show the disgraced financier living a mundane existence in jail before his suicide
news
News and News Media
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News Corp reported a decline in its overall revenue and a pretax profit of $497 million for the three months ending in December.
News feeds will start getting less political content in Canada
News of Xu Jiayin’s departure sent Evergrande’s shares tumbling and was another sign of Beijing’s efforts to rein in corporate debt.
News reports that workers in Sri Lanka dug up a cluster of sapphires worth up to $100 million were a welcome distraction for a pandemic-weary public.
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Newspapers rarely assign a reporter to cover a single artist. But Swift is a cultural force whose tour continues breaking records.
Newtown
NFTs are making some collectors and artists rich
nickel
nicknamed Stan
Nicolas Heller captures New Yorkers’ favorite places and characters on his Instagram
Nielsen ratings were down from 2016
Nike
Nilay Patel and The Verge are still reviewing gadgets and covering an industry
Nina Banks says this labor by Black women should be counted as part of the economy.
Nine snowflakes
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Nineteen countries in the eurozone are expected to grow 4.8 percent in 2021
Nio can tap an extensive supply chain that Beijing has built to achieve its dream of dominating the manufacture of electric cars.
No commercial district in Manhattan may have been hit harder by the financial havoc caused by the pandemic.
No drug could touch a quivering protein implicated in a variety of tumors. Then one chemist saw an opening.
No financial question is too embarrassing
No matter what their age or finances
No one likes to make mistakes
No one will have a megaphone like his again. But podcasters
No patients were affected
no prescription necessary.
No simultaneous streaming: “Encanto” or “House of Gucci” could only be seen in theaters this weekend. Even still
no skills and $80. Over the next 60 years
no strings attached.
Nobel Prizes
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Nobody could make supply chains sing like the United States. And now maybe nobody can
NOLA’ campaign deftly uses local personalities and the Carnival dance culture to encourage citizens to get a Covid shot.
nominating Jerome Powell to a second four-year term. And it’s that time of year — for travel and shopping.
Noncompete clauses
none of them professional astronauts.
nonetheless
Nonfungible Tokens (NFTs)
nonprofit groups warned.
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Nordstrom hopes a partnership with the online fashion behemoth can attract younger shopper back to its stores and its website.
Normally
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nose balm and pet sitting: As people increasingly travel with their four-legged friends
Nostalgia mixes with tape decks and car phones at RADwood events that aim to capture “the essence of a bodacious era.”
Not all age-related deals are equal. Here are some perks to look for and pitfalls to avoid
not because they lack alternatives.
Not by buying airplanes. Instead
not counting lost wages.
not density
not employees.
Not everyone wants to rocket down a mountain on skis. But hot chocolate by a warm fire in a snug inn is another story. Here are six hotels in snowy settings.
not Focus.
not just a break.
not just forecast
not just if they enroll.
Not long ago
not something you save for vacation or retirement.
Not the Fed
not to aggressively confront the president he defeated
notably when his boats rode to the rescue on Sept. 11
Now
Now comes the hard part.
now has a successful influence operation there.
now has big brands on board.
now is the time to take stock of your financial situation and decide your next steps.
now more attuned to the costs of choking off growth early
now seems to have migrated to the film world.
now used by 19 European countries
Ntozake Shange’s choreopoem begins performances in March at the Booth Theater
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numbered tickets and some true-crime fans.
Numerous federal agencies agree that widely promoted falsehoods threaten the nation’s security. Doing something about them is another matter.
Numerous franchises are expected to overhaul their local media deals
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Nursing Homes
Nursing homes have manipulated the influential star system in ways that have masked deep problems — and left them unprepared for Covid-19.
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NYT > Business
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Obscenity and Profanity
Occupations in the industry are increasingly in demand because of an aging population and longer life spans.
OceanXplorer
Of 61 British companies that participated in a pilot program
of being “rude and disrespectful.”
of course
of flouting regulations in its quest for growth.
of his enslaved ancestors.
of NoLedge Productions
of the Compound
of the restaurants Adda and Dhamaka in New York City
Off-campus complexes are getting larger
offer healthier choices and make McDonald’s more vocal politically. Meanwhile
offering $16 billion in federal aid
offering reassurance that undocumented workers are not at risk of being deported en masse.
offers a technology that allows your entire image to be beamed to a faraway business meeting. The catch: You have to wear pants.
offers a way to pay tuition at for-profit schools — at terms that are being called “predatory.”
office reopenings and travel
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offices are likely to be forever transformed.
Offices are unlikely to be as full after the pandemic as they were before. Service businesses and their employees will have to adapt.
Official data for second-quarter economic output arrives Thursday
Officials acknowledge that the coveted shots are disproportionately going to white people and that planners’ efforts to course-correct are having limited effect.
Officials are looking for signs of manipulation behind the recent market frenzy.
Officials at the Federal Reserve and White House thought fast price gains would pass. Rent increases could make it a slow fade.
officials believe
Officials have said that they want to see real
Officials have struggled to respond to a sexual assault allegation that hits at the heights of its buttoned-up political system.
officials have yet to introduce a real estate tax.
Officials in Hong Kong targeted by new United States sanctions argued on Saturday that the move harmed American interests and would have little impact on them.
officials said
Officials said the country’s exports surged 32.2 percent in June compared with the same month last year
Officials said they had found no health risks
officials said.
Officials unanimously voted to protect the $50 million artwork after the San Francisco Art Institute threatened to sell it to cover debts.
Officials want to avert public panic about the property developer’s financial woes. But they also want to send a message to spendthrift corporations.
Offshore Drilling and Exploration
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often a key driver of long-term wealth.
often because of free-speech concerns. New mandates from China could change the tone of the debate on digital forgeries.
often called “The New Yorker for kids
Often ignored in conversation about the booming resale industry is a long history of clothing thrifted by necessity
often in greater amounts than their children.
often operated for profit and eager to accept applicants. But graduates have trouble landing residencies and jobs.
Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline
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Oil and gas production in the North Sea is not the economic juggernaut it once was. Can floating wind turbines offer an alternative?
Oil prices have climbed in recent months and are now roughly where they were before the pandemic’s full force was felt.
Oil Sands
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Oil-rich Iraq
old divisions persist on how to fund the spending.
old jobs may not be coming back. Training programs are aiming to provide skills for more resilient occupations.
Older
Older adults living alone often lack access or an understanding of technology
older aircraft have been retired
Older men have a greater chance of becoming severely ill from Covid-19
Oldsmobile and Chevrolet pioneered the technology for mass-market cars
Olympic Games (2012)
Olympic Games (2018)
On a first-time luxury river cruise in France
on a flight from Miami to New York.
On a night when “CODA” became the first film from a streaming service to win best picture
On a seasonally adjusted basis
on almost every continent
on an interim basis.
on average
on average. The last one
On either sides of the country
on electric cars
on film sets
On his first day back in the top job
on his moral and environmental priorities.
On Monday
On Oct. 5
on Saturday with 95 percent of its passengers all crew members vaccinated.
on Sunday before another armed individual fatally shot the assailant
On the Blackfeet Reservation
On the front lines of a low-cost resort
On the future of handshakes
On the Georgia coast
on the heels of the turmoil of pro-democracy protests
on the island of Sardinia
On TikTok
On TikTok and YouTube
On Twitter
On vaccine mandates
on-call hypnotherapists and sequestered guest rooms
Once
once a party paradise
once a relentless cheerleader of special purpose acquisition companies
Once a reliable vaccine exists
Once accustomed to a status outside the usual management-labor hierarchy
Once again
once again a juggernaut thanks to artificial intelligence
once an example of how not to operate in the nation’s capital
once billed as “CNBC for millennials
Once considered a survivor of China’s real estate turmoil
once expected to fade quickly
once one of America’s leading China bulls
once schools
Once the worst of the pandemic passed
Once you have set up your stock and bond portfolio
One company
One company may have a harder time than most separating itself from the controversy at the Capitol.
One concern is that political leaders will mismanage things in the world’s largest and second-largest economies.
one economist said.
one economist says the situation is “grimmer than we thought.”
One firm is guiding employees through the process of going public with stories that companies go to great lengths to keep private.
one forecaster said
One in five Americans bet on sports this year. Against most odds — my total lack of interest in all professional athletics — I was one of them. And I was hooked.
One key economic goal is to create the virtuous cycles of innovation and jobs that already occur in many coastal cities.
one leaf at a time.
One long-lasting result of the pandemic may be innovations that make home buying faster.
One man’s quest to lure climate investment from the wealthy enclave of Jackson underscores how the climate law works: It runs on rich people.
one of China’s most powerful tech companies
one of its biggest moneymakers. But can it catch up to Tesla?
one of many countries reckoning with the impact of extreme weather.
One of the companies said there had been a buildup of gases at the heart of a reactor. They say the plant is still safe.
one of the country’s largest
one of the country’s largest health systems
one of the few Black women in her field
one of the largest news organizations in the world
one of the largest remaining independent agencies.that
One of the most pressing questions is whether the Securities and Exchange Commission will significantly add to the company’s woes.
one of the nation’s largest
one of the wealthiest addresses in the world
one of the world’s most famous video gamers announced his next move.
one of them — even make a profit.
One on side: Amazon. On the other: a new alliance of brands and platforms. Who will win?
One person was in critical condition after the victims were exposed to bleach and sulfuric acid
One pilot changed the propeller angle instead of that of the wing flaps while trying to land a Yeti Airlines plane in January
one survey shows.
one that is angering new customers.
One thing that unites conservatives and liberals? No matter how loudly they denounce the social media platform
One thing’s for sure: Escaping the dung heap doesn’t come cheap.
one-line statement
One97 Communications
OneWeb and others
Online Advertising
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Online Business
Online home buyers do much of the work involved in acquiring a house. So why are brokers’ fees still calculated under the old system?
Online orders have surged for retailers in the pandemic
Online platforms that stream dance
Online sales continue to be a focus
only one shall rule.
only to see it all fizzle under a very public spotlight.
Only two presidents before him have used their inaugural weeks to push for equality with the same force
only works when the vast majority of tests are negative.
OPEC Plus is expected to consider whether to stick with a production increase negotiated in July.
OpenAI
Opening arguments in the long-awaited trial questioned whether the Theranos chief executive was knowingly deceptive or blindly ambitious.
opens on Hudson River Park. Opponents battled it for years.
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Operating in shadows
Opinions abound ahead of the first day of trading for the popular but controversial investment app.
Opioids and Opiates
or $47 billion
or 4/20.
or a much-needed structural correction?
or a sanitized version of it
or a tumble into sartorial laziness? Either way
or any costume at all.
or even help them extend their careers.
or even pause
or fake job offers
or fleet
or have passed laws
or may have been
or no aid at all.
or not enough? Fresno
or regain.
or risk disaster.
or something in between
or something stranger?
or SPACs
or spark quicker price inflation.
or stifle labor’s recent momentum
or to quell unrest
or to trading stock on their own.
or try to weather the storm without them.
or whether they will turn out to be mainly a boon or a danger.
Oranges and frozen foods are being snapped up. Shelves have fewer choices. And customers are steering their carts in surprising new directions.
Ore.
Organ Donation
Organic Foods and Products
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Organizations
Organized Labor
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organized labor leaders are holding firm in their efforts to gain more pay and job security for members.
originally a way to conduct business outside the financial system
Oscars
Other European cities are eating away at Britain’s edge in financial services. The government is trying to find ways to keep it.
Other news organizations have their own personnel dramas. But none attract the spotlight like The Times.
Other tennis superstars have built sponsorship empires. But none ever wooed the corporate class as brilliantly as Federer.
others say the practice violates fair housing laws.
others worry that the change could take customers from existing Black-owned salons.
our cities
Our cognitive biases can get in the way of saving for the future
Our columnist begs you to avoid middlemen
Our columnist is searching for his own niche in a universe dominated by giants.
our columnist says.
our columnist says. But the long view is much clearer.
Our columnist spoke with a Nobel laureate
our columnist tries to make sense of the new rules of entry into the European Union.
Our crummy connections are the biggest tech headache in the pandemic. Here’s a comprehensive guide to what to do about them.
Our economics reporter gives a rundown on the real unemployment rate
our reporter learns why this all-inclusive trip
our tax dollars. But it doesn’t have to.
Outdoor dining and takeout may not pull most restaurants through another lockdown. Here’s how the owners of two are making do as they wait for the city to act.
Outraged customers of Eyeglassesdepot.com sound like the victims of a man who’s already spent years in prison for terrorizing consumers.
outrageous
Outrageous lies destroyed Guy Babcock’s online reputation. When he went hunting for their source
outside
Outsiders see a business success story for the ages. Many insiders see an employment system under strain.
Outsourcing
Ovarian Cancer
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over 180 days
Over 50 years after Brian Robson mailed himself out of Australia
Over 700 workers in Coventry joined a union and are seeking recognition for it to negotiate with the company
Over the course of a career
Over the course of a year
Over the weekend
Over Zoom calls from basements and a breakfast in Brussels
Over-the-counter hearing aids are coming at long last. But lower prices and greater accessibility may take time to materialize.
Overall
Overcrowding
overturning an important finding from the 1990s.
overwhelmed hospitals and reluctant patients.
Overwhelmed lenders and panicking borrowers are in a frenzy to grab the remaining money in the small business relief program.
owned by a longtime friend of the president
owned by Boeing
owned by the audio giant Spotify
Owners across the country report a shortage in help
owning a caravan is kind of cool.”
Pa
Pace
Pacific Gas & Electric settled claims that one of its transmission lines caused the Kincade fire.
packages and passengers to the islands of Penobscot Bay. A lost summer could sink the tradition.
Paid leave expired in December for illness and caregiving during the pandemic. Biden wants to reinstate and expand it.
Paid Time Off
Pain-Relieving Drugs
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paired with simple tasks for you to take on.
Palantir’s C.E.O. defended the founders’ tight control over the company
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Pandemic aid has cushioned workers and businesses from a severe recession. But as governments face trillions in debt
pandemic job loss
Pandemic lockdowns
Pandemic policies at tech companies have created a rift between parents offered more benefits and resentful workers who don’t have children.
Pandemic programs have lowered the barriers to collecting benefits
Pandemic unemployment remains high
Pandemic-friendly tech companies touched off the market’s big rally last year. Now it’s being sustained by throwbacks like oil drillers and financial firms.
parades
Parag Agrawal.
Parenting
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parents have felt the whiplash of mass layoffs in an especially visceral way.
parents need to determine what they cover and what they don’t.
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Paris and elsewhere
Paris and New York.
Parking
Parking Garages and Lots
Parkland
Parks and Other Recreation Areas
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Parler had been kicked off iPhones and Android devices after the Capitol insurrection in January.
Parler worked for weeks to find a way to get back on the internet.
part of a growing effort to give employees access to fresh air
part of a major shift in how Google polices harmful content.
part of a swarm of comics-based stories coming from Hollywood.
Part-Time Employment
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Partial mandates at Walmart and others may widen a class divide.
partially supported by the government.
Participants with the disease still declined
particularly during the pandemic
particularly for women.
particularly places that rely on tourism — and encourage vaccinations.
particularly the pandemic and violence against Black Americans
particularly toward the big tech companies
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partly because of the high efficacy rates in trials and the images of real people getting the shot.
partly because of the war in Ukraine. Breweries are looking to drinkers for a rescue.
partly driven by the investing arms of large firms already in the crypto industry.
passed $19
Passengers aboard the plane
Passengers said that after landing in Germany
Passover
Pathbreaking legislation showed that even a small nation can get the tech giant to bend. But the United States seems unlikely to follow.
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (2010)
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Patients are usually most infectious two days before symptoms begin and for five days after
patio furniture and an at-home coronavirus test are among the odd assortment of goods and services people are purchasing with the cryptocurrency.
Patricia Marroquin Norby
Paul Pierce and other celebrities have promoted risky and obscure digital currencies
Paul Romer’s call for government activism
Pay
pay almost no taxes has refocused attention on the tax code.
Pay for actors is a contentious issue as Hollywood movies are released for streaming at the same time they hit theaters.
pay later” approach has infiltrated the wedding industry via new programs created specifically to finance events.
Pay-advance apps have been downloaded millions of times
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Payless Shoes
payment platform
Payments must be sent by the government by Jan. 15
Peak commute time has long ruled our lives
Peloton
Pelvis
Peng Shuai’s accusation against Zhang Gaoli takes the country’s budding #MeToo movement to the top echelons of the Communist Party for the first time.
Penny stocks are back. Critics are worried.
Pensions and Retirement Plans
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People
People and industries measure how productive they are in similar ways. This extended period of remote work for many has revealed how flawed that can be.
People are getting defrauded as they turn to Square’s Cash App and PayPal’s Venmo to do more online banking in the pandemic.
people are less likely to worry about the environment.
people are moving there.'
People aren’t just leaving their jobs. They are broadcasting it.
People can’t get their money from banks
people die
People experienced outages of services like Gmail
people have been getting less medical treatment. That saves money
people have resumed normal lives.
People have skipped their cancer screenings and ignored possible symptoms as a result of the pandemic. In some cases
People love success. But can they learn it?
People of color who craft are done being overlooked as customers and designers.
People over 65 have been among the first in line to receive Covid-19 vaccinations. And they are leading a wave in new travel bookings.
people seem to be investing in bedtime.
people tend to spend less on health care for pets. This time
people want what they know.
People who have received the company’s one-shot vaccine may benefit from a booster with another brand. F.D.A. advisers will discuss the data on Friday.
People who miss flying are rushing to buy tickets for flights that land in the same place they depart from.
People with sleep apnea and other ailments who rely on CPAP and more than a dozen devices made by Philips are facing lengthy delays for replacements.
Perdue Farms and other producers in a lawsuit
Performance Evaluations (Labor)
perfume and mobile phones.
Perfumes and Fragrances
period.
permanently.
Permian production strong and Shell under pressure to move faster to cut carbon emissions.
permissions and personalities.
Personal Bankruptcies
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personal finance programs are working to offer you
Personal Finances
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Pesticides
Peter Rawlinson designed the Tesla S. His new Lucid Air sedan is a direct challenge to Tesla’s dominance.
Peugeot
Pfizer has big incentives to hint that it might be.
Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine may become slightly weaker over time
Pfizer’s is the second pill to show effectiveness against Covid-19
PG&E
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pharmaceutical companies and others to “step up.”
Pharmacies are dangling five-figure signing bonuses and competing against one another to quickly recruit pharmacists and support staff.
phasing out internal combustion engine vehicles faster than other automakers.
Philanthropy
philanthropy and his pet peeve: wastefulness.
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Philosophy
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Phoenix is facing a double heat and housing crisis that is falling hardest on people who have to suffer the sun.
Phone buddies and golf partners
Photographers and illustrators who once eagerly shared images of their work on Instagram are moving away from the site as it emphasizes video.
Photographers around the country captured how the pandemic has brought many hectic holiday traditions to a halt.
Photography
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physical greeting cards are selling quite well.
Physicians are raising awareness of the reproductive toll that work stress
Physicians say they regularly treat people more inclined to believe what they read on Facebook than what a medical professional tells them.
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Physiological stress responses and changes in behavior are “conceivable” reasons that long hours have a negative impact on health.
picture well-kept but long discontinued gas-powered pickups
Pigs
Pilots
Pilots IFTTT
Pineapple “leather
pint-size reproductions of everyday items feel like a metaphor for Covid-era life.
Pipelines
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pitches his country as a leader of the developing world
Pittsburgh
Pizza
Plaintiff was here first
Planes are one part of an elaborate supply chain to move billions of doses of vaccines around the world.
Planes will be more crowded
planning a trip is becoming increasingly complicated.
plans to sell a pickup truck and S.U.V. it has worked on for more than a decade.
plans to work with artists who are thinking about contemporary issues around identity
Planters will step into a growing collection of food brands at Hormel
Plastic Bags
Plastic Surgery
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play tennis and eat in his home country.
Playgrounds IFTTT
Playing individual stocks is a losing strategy more often than not
pleaded guilty to running an illegal gambling ring in 2013.
please.
plunging the Southeast Asian nation into a financial crisis.
Plus
plus a subscription fee for classes? Here are ways to reduce the cost of using tech to exercise at home.
plus buy-in from doctors
plus two court artists
Plus: Advice for a worker who’s too self-critical
Plus: Is the latest round of tech layoffs a sign of impending doom
Plus: Synagogues have work drama
Plus: Workers debate whether to go public with stories of corporate racism and the systems that reward it.
plush beds
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podcaster and author
Podcasts
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Poetry and Poets
Point72’s losses are among the first clear indications of the ripple of effect of the GameStop rally.
pointing to evidence that the current two-dose regimen is powerfully effective against the coronavirus.
pointless jobs and the negative effects of globalization. And he played a leading role in the Occupy Wall Street movement.
Poker (Card Game)
Police
Police Brutality
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Policies on returning to work are in flux as employers confront questions of privacy
Policymakers
policymakers cushioned the pandemic’s blow and opened the way to recovery.
Political Action Committees
Political Ads
Political Advertising
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Political polarization turned a tool for fiscal responsibility into a recipe for economic calamity.
Political Prisoners
politicians
politicians and economists of various stripes are willing to consider it.
Politico Europe and Politico’s tech news site
politics and culture.
Politics and Government
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Polling shows that Republicans have turned bearish on the outlook for their family finances since the election
Polls and Public Opinion
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Polls show that pervasive skepticism is melting
Pollution
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poor and less educated adults were more protected from job losses.
Pop and Rock Music
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Pop-ups
popular with President Trump’s supporters
popularized by TV networks like QVC
Population
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Pork
Pornography
portable way to play and record: the cassette.
Portl
ports
posing a competitive threat to traditional rivals.
possibly for a long time.
Post Consumer Brands plans to have the cereal back on store shelves by mid-March.
Postal Service and Post Offices
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posted losses for the last two years
Posters
Potential bidders are circling TikTok as many in Congress demand its split from its Chinese parent. But obstacles remain
potentially bringing relief to one corner of the industry.
potentially hurting the government’s efforts to overcome the pandemic.
Poultry
poured his energy into video games and cryptocurrency.
Poverty
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Prada
praised for its balance of building and landscape
Preakness Stakes
Prefabricated Buildings
Pregnancy and Childbirth
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Prematurely ending federal programs had little effect on pushing people back to work
Premier Li Qiang targets economic growth of about 5 percent this year as China signals readiness to borrow more for spending programs.
prepares to take over the 90-person newsroom of a digital outlet known for its clearsighted articles on knotty issues in the news.
presage a battle over internet freedoms.
prescription drugs and more.
presenting a new risk to the pandemic recovery.
presenting new possibilities — and risks.
President Biden announced travel restrictions and the stock market fell. Plus
President Biden has called for $5 trillion in new taxes on corporations and high earners. But his record so far is as a net tax cutter.
President Biden is expected to use his first veto to protect environmental
President Biden is making another push for companies to require workers to be inoculated against the coronavirus.
President Biden is set to sign $1 trillion in infrastructure spending into law. But rising prices will determine what happens to his social bill.
President Biden is urging employers to move ahead with work force requirements as OSHA sorts through companies’ questions about how the rules will work.
President Biden opted for continuity at the Fed
President Biden unveils his corporate tax overhaul.
President Biden will sign on to an international pact aimed at ending profit-shifting by large companies. Here’s a look at what it means.
President Biden’s $109 billion plan for free community college would be similar to existing programs in states such as Tennessee.
President Biden’s 2022 climate act spurred big investments in U.S. battery factories
President Biden’s administration has revived a tradition of championship invitations that had grown sporadic under former President Donald J. Trump.
President Biden’s Covid adviser also says it is “too soon to tell” if the Delta surge will decline enough to allow safe gatherings around the holidays.
President Biden’s expected nominee
President Biden's infrastructure proposal aims to close the digital divide
President Biden’s pick for commerce secretary
President Iván Duque of Colombia was aboard a helicopter with several top ministers when he said it came under fire Friday afternoon. No one was killed.
President Nayib Bukele has promoted the cryptocurrency as a path to financial freedom
President Trump
President Trump cut off stimulus talks. What’s the strategy?
President Trump is losing more longtime allies in the business world.
President Trump is talking about banning the app. TikTok may also sell its U.S. operations. Let’s sort through it all here.
President Trump turned his Twitter feed into a singular source of market volatility. Now
President Trump will try to put the media on the ballot
President Trump’s comments upon his return from the hospital may pose problems for business reopenings.
President Trump’s stopgap program to get more money to the jobless is off to a slow start. Here’s how it works.
President-elect Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion economic plan will run up big debts.
President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. is seizing the moment
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pressure to raise wages
Preston Walls fatally shot a 16-year-old and an 18-year-old who were part of an educational program for at-risk youths.
pretending it was off his own label. Now it’s come true.
Pretty much everyone. But it doesn’t have to be that way
prevent layoffs by putting workers on part-time duty in a downturn.
preventing a supply squeeze as global economies revive from pandemic lockdowns.
Previous financial crises gave rise to high-profile American companies. The spread of the coronavirus challenges entrepreneurs to meet new needs.
previously set a September 2022 date for a return to its offices.
Price gains are up “notably
price gains would cool. That effect might be less pronounced now.
price increases are filtering through the economy.
Priced out of large metro areas
Prices (Fares
Prices are high
Prices are rising fast
Prices are rising. China's economy is still growing
prices are skyrocketing
Prices are up 27 percent this year
prices at the pump have been driven down by reduced global demand and tumbling oil prices.
Prices climbed by 5 percent in the 12 months through October
Prices for gas
Prices have been creeping higher
prices have been rising faster than wages.
Prices have fallen recently but not to previous levels. The industry reflects the American economy’s long
Prices of new and used vehicles were supposed to recede quickly as supply chain problems dissipated. The market had other ideas.
Prices rose 4.2 percent last month from a year earlier
Prices rose at an annual rate of 6.7 percent in August. A rise in energy costs was offset by a slower increase in food prices.
pricey pet ‘tickets’ and limits on animals in airline cabins are making traveling with a pet more complicated.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is threatening to cut off negotiations by Oct. 15 if there is no progress. The European Union says the British are not negotiating.
Principals (School)
printer backups and worker shortages are forcing publishers to postpone new titles and leaving booksellers in a lurch for some old ones.
Priscilla Sims Brown’s atypical childhood has helped her lead a financial institution from a different perspective as Amalgamated Bank’s chief executive.
Prison Escapes
Prisons and Prisoners
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pristine models go for a small fraction of Gullwings from the same era.
Privacy
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privacy researchers cautioned.
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Private companies are lagging behind publicly traded firms
Private Equity
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Privatization
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Pro sports are going on strike. Will other industries follow?
probability
probably by Saudi Arabia.
Probably not. But there are potential challenges with both supply and demand that put the economy at risk.
problem with crime.
Problems have plagued the manufacturer even after two fatal crashes
Problems with the capsule’s propulsion system require more troubleshooting
Product Placement
Product Tests
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Production
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Productivity
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Professional basketball players are buying and selling digital video highlights while preaching the tech industry’s cryptocurrency gospel.
Professional basketball players demonstrated the enormous power of highly paid workers with rare skills
professional Santa Clauses are just trying to get through this holiday season safely.
Professor Vogel wrote books that helped shape how the world viewed the two ascendant economic powers.
profitable and legal business can be built to service the growing groups of people who want to use the digital currencies.
profits slump and overseas customers shop elsewhere.
Progress in restoring lost jobs has become more challenging. “It’s pretty bad at this stage in the crisis
progress toward full employment and stable inflation.
prompting an expansion of relief programs.
prompting concern over the environmental impact of huge computer farms.
prompting concerns of a recovery that is running out of steam.
prompting more scrutiny of how widely the government distributes the information.
prompting regulators to reassess the levels of radioactive gases around them.
prompting some to step back from the platform.
Proof that the online future has arrived: The biggest e-commerce company outside China has unseated the biggest brick-and-mortar seller.
Propaganda
propelled by financial vehicles known as SPACs
Property owners
Property Taxes
Property taxes would help local governments that are sinking further into debt. But after years of talk
Proposed regulations would crack down on misleading ads for the private plans and would enhance scrutiny of denials for coverage of medical care.
Prosecutors accused Shinji Aoba in connection with a blaze in Kyoto last year that killed 36
Prosecutors declined to charge the man
Prosecutors focused on her alleged deceptions
prosecutors said.
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Prostitution
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Protectionism (Trade)
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Protests and Riots
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Protocol. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
provides a template.
Providing more aid to struggling governments has become one of the biggest issues tangling up the debate over another pandemic rescue package.
Psychology and Psychologists
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Public artworks have the power to uplift a city. Sometimes they end up in a museum
Public Broadcasting
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publicizing the Heimlich maneuver.
Publishing is becoming a winner-take-all game. Nobody dominates it like Madeline McIntosh and Penguin Random House.
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Pulitzer Prizes
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pulled in more than 10 million sign-ups within hours of making its debut.
pulling the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lower.
Puppies and kittens shipped in packages across the country have ended up dead
putting balance sheets under pressure.
putting investors in a precarious position.
putting the state at the center of a geopolitical storm.
QR codes popped up everywhere in the pandemic. Businesses don’t want to give them up.
Quaker Oats announced it would drop the name Aunt Jemima last summer after the killing of George Floyd and the widespread protests over racial inequality.
Quantitative Easing
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Quantum Computing
Quartz and The Economist.
question marks over the pandemic and policy direction are dogging efforts to revive growth.
Questions are surfacing once again about whether TikTok poses a national security threat because it is owned by a Chinese company.
quienes no son funcionarios electos
Quietly built over two years
R.I.
R.S.V. and other seasonal viruses arrive.
Race and Ethnicity
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Rachel Hollis
Racial covenants were designed to keep neighborhoods segregated. Some states are now making it easier to erase them from legal documents.
racism in medical journals
Radio
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Radio Spectrum
Rahul Kadakia of Christie’s has sold the most expensive wristwatch
Railroads
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raised concerns from First Amendment advocates.
raising concerns about the winter.
raising fears of an increase in global food inflation.
raising interest rates by three-quarters of a percentage point.
raising new challenges for service businesses and their workers.
raising questions about data mining and sowing mistrust on campus.
rallying support for an alternative to the U.S.-dominated global order.
Ramadan
ran a Ponzi scheme with his wife that sold nonexistent solar generators to investors
ranchers and farmers say they are struggling with the effects of the surging demand for ivermectin
Ranches
Randall Stephenson said he could not support the group’s potential tie-up with its Saudi-backed rival.
Randomized
rang the alarm on doing business there. He spoke about his time at Apple.
Rap and Hip-Hop
rapid tests and manufacturing.
Rare Earths
Rarely Edible’ have gotten (somewhat) better and become objects of fascination for millions of civilians.
Rarely have so many Americans gained so much equity in so little time
rather than a booster
rather than rising asset values
Ratings (Audience Measurement)
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Rationing and Allocation of Resources
rattled investors and companies last week.
Ray Currie
Ray Dalio is trying to explain comments about doing business there.
reaching nearly 40 million readers at one point.
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ready-to-wear and fur
Real Estate (Commercial)
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Realistic-looking shampoo bottles and seltzer cans are popping up on videos from digital creators on TikTok and YouTube in a new form of old advertising.
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reaping the benefits of an economy that’s returning to normal.
Rebekah Mercer.
Rebranding the social network as X marks the billionaire’s latest gamble to reinvent the company
Recalls and Bans of Products
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Recalls are common
received a $2 billion infusion from Citadel after the stock skyrocketed.
Recent changes to rewards programs at places like Dunkin’ and Starbucks mean customers must pay more before perks kick in. The companies blame inflation.
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
Recent organizing campaigns in the South suggest the company’s wage scale may have left it vulnerable to a union.
Recent setbacks raise doubt about how quickly businesses can respond to customers who seem intent on spending freely.
Recent updates to Apple’s mobile operating system offer new ways to open apps
recently made news after he threatened a reporter and was forced to resign.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Recession and Depression
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Recessions since World War II have lasted just over 10 months each
Recipients of the Moderna and the J.&J. vaccines may receive extra doses
Reconsidering pseudonymity and what it means to “be yourself” online.
recording new music
recovered quickly with treatment. Until now
recovering a Bitcoin ransom and tricking lawbreakers with an encryption app. But criminals may still have the upper hand.
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recruit and develop the next generation of digital warriors to defend the nation against an onslaught of cyberattacks.
recruited a Yale student cartoonist named Garry Trudeau
Recruiters call the push a crucial test of whether the world’s third-largest economy can compete with the U.S. and Europe for global talent.
recruiting and fostering much of the industry’s biggest talent.
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Red Ventures has turned very specific advice into very big business.
Reducing trade with China was supposed to happen in 2020. But demand for Chinese goods has soared amid pandemic lockdowns.
Reed Jobs
Referendums
Refineries
Refineries IFTTT
reflect the stakes.
reflecting the competition for workers after pandemic-induced shutdowns.
reflecting unease about the present and the future.
reflects “a profound change in my thinking.”
Refocusing on wireless and repaying debt are new priorities.
Refugees and Displaced Persons
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Regeneron and Eli Lilly wouldn’t say whether Mr. Trump would receive their experimental antibody drugs. Regeneron’s C.E.O. has known the president for years.
regular payments to a landlord haven’t counted for much for many tenants trying to get a mortgage. Fannie Mae aims to change that.
Regulation and Deregulation of Industry
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regulators
Regulators are accusing the company of buying up rising rivals to cement its dominance over social media.
Regulators are investigating episodes involving Pratt & Whitney equipment that rained debris from planes and forced emergency landings.
Regulators are set to clear extra doses of Pfizer-BioNTech’s vaccine as soon as Thursday
regulators are trying to install new rules or reduce regulations before President-elect Joe Biden takes over.
Regulators argue that while abuse imagery on the internet is abhorrent
Regulators have long worried that the secrecy of the antiquities trade
regulators on Monday moved against more companies that had recently been listed on Wall Street.
regulators returned with a more detailed case accusing the platform of being a monopoly.
Regulators said that people over 65 or at high risk of severe Covid-19 were eligible for an extra shot
regulators said.
Regulators want to fix the property sector’s bad habit of borrowing too much. Evergrande
regulatory barriers and many miles of highway.
Regulatory pressure forced his special purpose acquisition company to abandon a proposed investment in Universal Music Group.
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relying on an army of low-paid
Remembering Vernon Jordan
remote workers risk being forgotten by management.
Renée Brinkerhoff has been on a quest
renegade private intelligence industry is increasingly shaping (and misshaping) the news.
renew a lease or renegotiate an existing agreement
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Rent Control and Stabilization
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Rental and condo buildings have increased the amount of shared work spaces and also introduced private offices and conference rooms.
Renters receive more relief
Renting and Leasing (Real Estate)
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replied on Twitter.
Reporters and photographers who are no strangers to conflict are among those assigned to what is usually a day of pageantry.
Reporters under surveillance. Political opponents being wiretapped. The scandal is called the ‘Greek Watergate.’ But not enough people are paying attention.
Reporters who planned to watch a political ceremony were caught in a wave of turmoil.
reports of severe reactions had been linked to the Pfizer vaccine.
Republican of Texas
Republican victories portend more trouble for Democrats’ legislative efforts.
Republican-led states are cutting off relief months ahead of schedule
Republicans and Democrats agree that the U.S. economy could use more stimulus. They can’t agree on how to do it.
Republicans and Democrats have long sparred over raising the debt ceiling. But this time
Republicans and Democrats have sharply divergent approaches to repairing the programs. Any solutions will affect younger workers as much as retirees.
Republicans are increasingly critical of corporations
Republicans say President Biden’s spending plans will cause inflation to continue rising
Republicans want wage replacement instead of an extra $600 per week in unemployment benefits
resale sites have seen a spike in searches for the fashion designer’s vintage corsets
Research
Research has shown the enriching benefits of living near coasts
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Researchers and industry leaders have warned that A.I. could pose an existential risk to humanity. But they’ve been light on the details.
Researchers and regulators say Joseph Mercola
Researchers are starting to home in on the ways in which the use of e-cigarettes raises the chances of catching the virus
Researchers at the University of Chicago want you to be able to post selfies without worrying that the next Clearview AI will use them to identify you.
Researchers ended a large trial in South Africa after finding that an experimental vaccine offered little protection.
researchers find
researchers found that most shots give a strong boost
Researchers have been studying how much care American adults will require as they age
Researchers have recorded a new burst of false and misleading information about the coronavirus after a decline in the spring.
researchers reported.
researchers said.
researchers said. Booster shots seem unnecessary
Researchers say drug companies need to be more open about how vaccine trials are run to reassure Americans who are skittish about getting a coronavirus vaccine.
researchers say.
Researchers want to learn more about the connections between humans and the feeding of birds
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reshaping the world around them.
Residents in many cities must show negative P.C.R. tests to go shopping or use public services. The policy may hamper efforts to revive the economy.
Residents of the Papua New Guinea region have accused the mining giant of environmental and human rights violations and asked for an investigation.
Residents of weekly rentals worry they will be kicked out if they can’t pay the rent. It’s unclear if the federal moratorium on evictions applies to them.
Resignations and reshuffles tied to the scandal continue.
resigned after an investment fund accused him of making false assertions about the company’s technology.
resigned over a headline that highlighted a speaker who made a threat during a peaceful protest.
Resistance to tax increases outweighs the appeal of a $3.5 trillion measure containing child care credits and other items that corporations embrace.
Responding to a volatile market for work clothes
Restaurants
Restaurants are cutting lunch hours and gas stations are paying signing bonuses as a beach town’s boom serves as a possible preview to the nation.
restaurants are increasingly charging fees as high as $100 a head. And some diners are pushing back.
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restaurants in the middle of nowhere — all are being reimagined in newly fashionable “Outlander” territory.
Restaurateurs and hoteliers are teaming up to create private dining experiences that allow guests to get out of the house
Restaurateurs hunting for cut-rate space in the pandemic are teaming up with eager partners in another beleaguered industry.
Restoration and Renovation
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restrictions that kept families separated and cost the global travel industry hundreds of billions of dollars were lifted.
resulting in a fleet that can collect more information about emissions and safety.
Retail investors see the tiny companies as the next big opportunity after meme stocks and cryptocurrency. But shares are an easy target for fraud.
Retail sales climbed 0.6 percent in August
Retail sales held steady in April after rising 10.7 percent the previous month
Retailers (and some celebrities) are getting into the holiday spirit super-early this year.
Retailers are expanding their own private-label food and beverage offerings
Retailers used to absorb much of the cost of goods when suppliers raised prices. Now
retirees and others who invested their savings in a luxury student dorm say two real estate firms duped them. They’re suing to recoup their money.
Retirement
Retirement Communities and Assisted Living
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retires Fleets.
returning games to free networks. The transition is underway in Arizona.
revamping antiquated technology and hiring thousands of new employees.
revealed that she had provided internal documents to journalists and others.
Revelations about rivals’ plans may prompt the bank’s shareholders to ask about who will replace Jamie Dimon at an annual investor gathering on Monday.
Revenue in the first three months of 2022 was up 136 percent from a year earlier as travel continued to rebound.
reviving calls for a “strategic monkey reserve.”
Richard H. Thaler
Richard Lippold’s “Orpheus and Apollo
Richard Sharp will step into a role that requires a politician’s touch as the broadcaster faces threats to its funding from the governing Conservative Party.
Riding out the pandemic with family presents the perfect chance to lay it all out: priorities
right-wing media outlets are pushing false voter-fraud conspiracy theories and predicting more political conflict ahead.
right?
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Rihanna was the first woman to create an original brand at LVMH
Riiid is one of a handful of companies that believe that A.I.’s algorithms are perfectly suited to track student performance and give individualized attention.
Rising Covid cases have spurred a return to mask-wearing in the U.S. and overseas
Rising demand and supply shortages suggest you rent or buy before the snow flies.
Rising energy costs are lifting the prices of key materials and intensifying inflation
Rising jobless claims signal a stalling economic recovery — and a long fall ahead.
risks remain.
Rite Aid and other large chains are working to integrate behavioral health services.
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Roadblocks abound
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Robert Allbritton
Robert Iger
Robert Swan
Robinhood became a publicly traded company only last week. Its stock stumbled in its first day of trading on Thursday
Robinhood lost $502 million
Roblox delayed its debut as Wall Street worries about a bubble.
robots and other technologies are likely to play a wider role in helping surgeons replace joints.
Robots and Robotics
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Rock Climbing
Rocket Lab may be able to send a small spacecraft to probe the clouds of Venus long before NASA or other space agencies are able to do so.
Rocky and “Legally Blonde” franchises.
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Rohit Chopra
Rolex and Verizon spent an estimated $2 million for each 30-second spot.
rolled out a new product that lets people create 15-second videos and share them.
Roller Coasters
Rolling Stone and Creem were admired. But his tough criticism at The Austin American-Statesman inspired a “Dump Ed Ward” movement.
Ron DeSantis’s exit
Ron Lieber has answered hard-hitting questions about personal finance as the Your Money columnist.
Roni Mazumdar and Chintan Pandya
Rooms and beds for retirees are in short supply as the population ages
Rosemary Vrablic
Royal Dutch Shell
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ruining a family’s plan to visit relatives and see Universal Studios. Why was Frontier being so stubborn?
rules and boundaries.
Rumors and Misinformation
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Rupert Murdoch and George M. Steinbrenner.
Rupert Stadler is accused of continuing to sell cars with illegal software even after Volkswagen’s cheating scandal came to light.
Rural Areas
Rush Limbaugh and Tucker Carlson dismiss scientists’ determination that climate change is a key culprit in West Coast wildfires.
Russia and China
Russia’s central bank cut its interest rate to 8 percent on Friday
Russia’s deputy prime minister said the country would reduce its oil production by about 5 percent to counter Western sanctions.
Russian Hackers
Russian hackers appear to have attacked systems for senior officials of the department.
Russian Interference in 2016 US Elections and Ties to Trump Associates
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Russian news agencies reported.
Ryan Reynolds
S.E.C.s Gary Gensler is expected to preview new market rules about a year after shares of GameStop and others shot up in “meme stock” trading frenzy.
s’mores and
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safaris
Safety and Disasters
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Safety protocols for firearms on set are well established and straight forward
said a vendor’s software issue caused inaccurate letters to be sent to about 400 customers last month.
said an internal review had found that subcontractors used unethical recruitment tactics and withheld pay from workers.
said Chancellor Rishi Sunak
said companies needed to “step up” and governments needed to “move faster” as artificial intelligence progressed.
said executives ignored or were slow to react to her warnings.
said he recently disagreed with one of the site’s backers
said he was setting his sights on other automakers.
said he was speaking publicly about his experience because he loved the company “fiercely.”
said in a meeting with employees that voting rights was “an equity issue
said in an interview on NBC’s “Today” show that Ozy is having ‘a Lazarus moment.’
said it had halted systems for its 5
said it had shut down its 5
said it was also examining its human resources department.
said it was also suffering from shortages of many other critical components.
said it would donate portions of its advertising budget to a pro-vaccine campaign.
said it would stop shipping and promoting his new
said it would support the media giant’s director nominees amid a challenge by Nelson Peltz.
said Lufthansa was facing an ‘existential emergency.’
said negotiators were nowhere near an agreement and ruled out a contract extension while talks continued.
said one famously bullied advocate. A backlash has erupted.
said she was just as surprised as everyone else to learn she had been handed control of the business.
said she would make global economic recovery from the pandemic a priority.
said SoftBank would take fewer big risks in the future.
said that debt-limit standoffs have eroded confidence in the nation’s fiscal management.
said that it was “cooperating” with European Union regulators
said that the Federal Trade Commission’s complaint lacked facts
said the change was part of its bet on a next digital frontier called the metaverse.
said the company would voluntarily recognize the new union.
said the letter had made other employees “feel uncomfortable
said they plan to back alternatives to the former president.
said they were belittled
said.
Salary disclosure laws have been a boon for workers searching for jobs that pay fairly — but only when the advertised pay bands are narrow enough to be useful.
Salary transparency is intended to help address inequities. But making the number public doesn’t seem to move the needle.
Sales and Excise Taxes
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sales are down and millions of homes have been paid for but not delivered.
Sales exploded to $4 billion last year
Sales grew 8.5 percent from last year
Sales of electric vehicles have slowed recently partly because prices of some models like the F-150 Lightning had risen a lot.
Sales of previously owned vehicles are booming
Sales of the company’s oat-based drink have soared in the past year
Sales of wine
Salesforce’s approach for Slack is a sign of things to come.
Salmon
Salmonella (Bacteria)
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Salt
Salt Life was a tattoo. Then it became a logo. Now it is a lifestyle brand with plans to open stores from coast to coast.
Sam Bankman-Fried and Changpeng Zhao were archrivals. With FTX gone
Same-Sex Marriage
Samsung and Fila distanced themselves from the K-pop band
Samsung and others want us to replace our phones constantly
Samuel L. Jackson and Salma Hayek are back for a rude and rowdy sequel.
San Cheng bought toy guns online as props for video game design. Then the police arrived
Santa took a hit the first two years of the pandemic. But he’s back in a big way.
Sarah Friar
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Saturday mornings are for celebrating stylish sheet metal in the parking lot of a storied hobby shop in metro Detroit.
Saudi Arabia’s national oil company earned $161 billion last year
Savings
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Savvy travelers intent on staying in their bubbles are finding that what was once a luxury option can actually be attainable.
say they have devised a method to reliably grow morel mushrooms in a climate-controlled environment.
saying a larger role for an executive branch official would address the matter.
Saying Apple forced changes during months of rejection
saying he can’t ski because he can’t get into the state. It’s a very 2020 — wait
saying it expects revenue to fall as much as 20 percent
saying it kept people out of the labor market. But so far
saying quick repayments will cut into profits.
saying that insurers deny tens of thousands of authorization requests annually.
says Beijing would see a forced sale or ban of the social media platform as a propaganda coup.
says Floyd Abrams.
says he feels vindicated by its founder’s conviction.
says he is simply enforcing the law. Bankers call him reckless — a “regulator gone rogue.”
says it has come up with a cheaper way to build vehicles in small factories. But can it deliver on that promise?
says that Google’s language model has a soul. The company disagrees.
scaling down costs and general flexibility has helped them through a difficult time.
scattered debris across several neighborhoods outside Boulder
Scholarships and Fellowships
School Shootings and Armed Attacks
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schools and meatpacking plants
schools and private companies.
Schools may try to guess other campuses you’re considering and provide a list of their prices. They may not be accurate.
Science and Technology
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Science can now pull carbon out of the air. For that to make a difference
Scientific understanding of the coronavirus variant is changing quickly. Here’s a recap of the most important findings.
Scientists are asking a lot of questions about Covid-19 booster shots
Scientists are working on a shot that could protect against Covid-19
Scientists believe the administration’s new measures may tamp down the pandemic
Scientists generally recommend against antibody testing after vaccination. But for some people
Scientists have been dreaming of disease-detecting breathalyzers for years. Has the time for the technology finally come?
scientists said.
scientists suggest they were a form of currency used some 3
Scientists want to build a weather system for viruses. It would require a big financial investment
Scientists were critical of the announcement
scion of a powerful art world family
Scions of their family businesses are embracing legacies
Scotch (Whiskey)
Scott Campbell is opening a marketplace where tattoos will be sold as digital tokens.
Scottish cooks and diners are putting sustainable fish and shellfish on the plate in a tangible (and delicious) move to curb the effects of climate change.
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seafarers on ships around the world suddenly had no way home. Half a year later
Sean Hannity and other talk radio stars promoted debunked claims of a stolen election and urged listeners to “fight back.”
Sean Miyashiro used to drive around listening to music
Sean O’Brien said he would be more aggressive than the incumbent
Search and Seizure
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Seasons and Months
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Securities and Commodities Violations
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security and e-commerce firms are also posting eye-popping gains.
security experts say. Business and government agencies affected.
security researchers said.
seeking a broad order to stop the internet distribution of “Glory to Hong Kong
seeking consumer relief from anti-competitive pricing.
seeking to reassure markets and reduce pressure on Prime Minister Liz Truss.
seeks to unveil the secrets of the abyss for a global audience.
seem to be the main cause in upending a decades-long trend.
selected Hayley Arceneaux for a trip to orbit in a SpaceX capsule.
selective quoting of statistics will paint sharply different — but equally valid — pictures of economic health during the pandemic.
Self-Employment and Independent Contracting
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Sellers across the continent have reported surging demand
sellers deliberately underprice homes to spur bidding wars
Selling consumer electronics is hard
selling out even predawn screenings.
selling tweets and why he feels bad for the media.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren
Senator Joe Manchin III said he would oppose President Biden’s nominee to lead the Office of Management and Budget
Senators Sherrod Brown and Elizabeth Warren criticized a Fed-backed effort to slip a change into the next coronavirus relief package
Senators spent the weekend debating a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure proposal
sending an activist Buddhist cleric into exile to protect himself.
Sending samples to a lab was just the beginning. The reporter behind the recent investigation talks about getting deep into the science of seafood.
Sending workers home after a colleague tests positive for the coronavirus will be a fact of life for months to come.
Senior business leaders spoke over the weekend about the need for companies to use their clout to oppose state legislation that would make it harder to vote.
Seniors and graduates are again in demand as companies revive recruiting
Sensors
sent a distress signal as a typhoon raged in the region. One man was rescued.
Sentences (Criminal)
Separations and Annulments
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September 11 (2001)
September may seem early to be thinking about the holiday shopping season
served in Hungary during a pivotal period and raised a future U.S. secretary of state.
servers and cellphones of reporters and editors.
serves up criticism of the report and attacks on Joe Biden.
service cancellations and piles of paperwork.
Service Dogs and Other Animals
set a record for a digital artwork in a sale at Christie’s.
set a record just two days after a copy of The Legend of Zelda sold for $870
set off public anger and questions about China’s zero-Covid policy.
setting a goal for a racially diverse construction work force is one thing. Meeting it has proved more difficult.
setting off a frenzy of memes and pledges.
setting off defaults by smaller Chinese developers.
setting up a clash with Republicans
setting up a staggered national booster campaign.
Seven families share their stories of putting together the perfect Halloween costumes for children with special needs.
Seventeen movies will each arrive in theaters and on HBO Max simultaneously
Seventeen speakers
Several big details remain to be worked out before an international October deadline.
Several companies are betting they can bring electric urban air travel to the masses — perhaps within the next few years.
Several countries are now on track to surpass the United States in fully vaccinating their populations
Several countries with fragile tourist economies have started to offer visas that allow foreign nationals to live and work for a period of at least six months.
Several hundred workers are receiving $1
Several lenders said they preferred to stick with their own processes out of concern that steering customers to the government portal would create confusion.
several measures aim to do that. Still
Several of the reactor’s more than 60
Several states are trying to increase coronavirus testing with faster methods
Several Wall Street banks and other companies have said they are reviewing their political giving after a pro-Trump mob stormed the Capitol building.
Sewing
Sex
Sex Crimes
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Sexual Harassment
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Sexually explicit content has become so prevalent online that teenagers are deluged
Sexually suggestive office games
sexy hot-water bottle.
shaking up businesses that have sought to outfit them for the office.
Shale
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share haunting recollections from the polio era of their childhood.
shared offices have become an escape from often chaotic homes — and a chance to join a community. Are they the future of co-working?
Shareholder Rights and Activism
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Shareholders of the two companies voted to join forces in an effort to cope with a major technology shift and plummeting sales.
Shares are very expensive
shares favorite places to hike
Shares fell 8 percent on news that Mr. Gobbetti
shares in gun manufacturers tend to go up because investors figure appeals for tighter gun laws will cause a jump in sales.
Shares in Lucid Motors and Rivian are soaring. Can that last?
shares in the big property developer
Shares in the semiconductor giants Nvidia and AMD fell on a report that the Biden Administration is weighing new restrictions on A.I.-related exports.
Shares in the tech giant fell on Wednesday following reports that Beijing would bar government workers from using the device.
Shares of companies like GameStop are becoming detached from the kinds of factors that traditionally help benchmark a company’s valuation.
Shares of the troubled Chinese property giant slipped modestly lower Tuesday
Shares of the video game retailer surged as much as 76 percent in early trading on Thursday
sharing peanuts next to fellow sports fans
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she also became the first woman to lead the Newspaper Guild of New York and fought a sex discrimination case against the paper.
She and her husband founded Megaforce Records and introduced the world to heavy metal bands that became major stars.
She and other top health officials in the Trump administration warn states of a deepening spread of the coronavirus
She avoided covering beauty pageants by going to Northern Ireland on her own and was later the first woman to win a Pulitzer for national reporting.
She broke barriers as a woman in the TV industry and turned out hit after hit
She built a cult following as Instagram’s @girlknewyork by designing tattoos for people who want to look and feel cool.
she did.
She escaped an abusive betrothal
she expanded I. Kleinfeld & Son into a bridal superstore that became a New York City institution.
she focused her grant making on issues related to the city’s architecture
She found A-list fame late in life
she got a master’s degree in psychology and became an expert in what people would crave and buy. She tested positive for Covid-19.
she helped lead a fight by employees for severance pay from the bankrupt company. She died of Covid-19.
she joins from The Philadelphia Inquirer.
She made calico granny dresses inspired by “flower children
she played a key role in the careers of Tom Wilson
She produced floral-draped architectural works in the shape of rose-studded topiaries
she refocused the organization’s development efforts to include women’s empowerment.
She succeeds Robert Costa at a program best known as the longtime home of the anchor Gwen Ifill.
She thrived in a profession where she found herself mostly surrounded by men
she told lawmakers that she was beginning to use extraordinary measures to delay a default.
She took on the drug and hospital industry as California attorney general
She was a power broker in advertising’s glamour years
She was making her name in New York journalism in the footsteps of her famous father and becoming an outspoken feminist when she met an Indian guru.
She was the first woman to win tenure as a professor at the Yale School of Management and the first woman to be named its dean.
She was the quieter half of a law partnership with her husband that pursued a suit against cigarette companies on behalf of Florida smokers.
She will replace Mike Richards
She will take over immediately as editor in chief
She worked tirelessly to revitalize the area now known as Miami
Shenarri Freeman and Erick Williams are celebrating the cuisine in their own ways.
Shifting flight schedules
Shilling stars used to be accused of “selling out.” Now they’re hailed as savvy investors and giving the performances of their careers.
shined new light on digital impersonations.
shipping companies have steadily increased ship sizes — but the Suez Canal blockage showed that bigger is not always better.
Shipping delays
Ships and Shipping
Shoah has partnered with the genealogy giant
Shoddy guidebooks are flooding Amazon. Their authors claim to be renowned travel writers
Shoes and Boots
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Shoplifting and Employee Theft (Retail)
Shoppers are returning to stores in much bigger numbers than last year
Shopping and Retail
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Shopping Centers and Malls
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Short Selling
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Shortages
Shortages and drug-resistant germs have renewed attention on a $6 billion proposal in Congress that would reconfigure the way antimicrobial drugs are developed and sold.
shortages and higher prices for raw materials
Shortages in construction materials are likely to delay the efforts to rebuild in the aftermath of the devastating storm.
Shortages of state and city personnel
shortly after the currency
should be applied.
Should second doses be delayed? Should most adults receive half-doses? Scientists are pondering ways to get more shots into more arms.
Should you buy (or sell) a house right now? Record numbers of Americans are asking the same question.
showing that oil retains a large role in the global economy despite climate change concerns.
showing their tremendous strength despite mounting challenges.
showing up is more than half the battle.
shows a different side on a weekly show that focuses on the stories of gambling addicts like himself.
Shows hosted by Rush Limbaugh
shut in during this year’s pandemic
Shut out from mainstream medicine
Shutdowns (Institutional)
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Sick of boring grids of heads? A new crop of start-ups aims to bring some serendipity and spark to remote meetings.
signaling confidence in the resurgence of air travel.
signaling the need to maintain safety measures
signaling the new administration’s commitment to fighting climate change.
Significant numbers of coronavirus patients experience long-term symptoms that send them back to the hospital
Signing bonuses
Signs of a slower
signs of China’s economic struggles.
Signs of economic life are picking up
signs of financial stress are surfacing.
Signs of life have emerged as restaurants and stores reopen
Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse last March set the stage for a clash between bankers and their regulators.
Silicon Valley is building a powerful influence industry in Brussels
Silicon Valley stars Reid Hoffman and Mark Pincus explain what makes their blank-check company different.
Silicon Valley techies and Wall Street titans have bought homes and moved businesses there in the pandemic
Silvia Federici has been warning of what happens when we undervalue domestic labor for decades.
sim racing filled the gap. Can it hold on to fans and sponsors when sports get back to normal?
Simone Oliver
simpler exchange-traded vehicles could herald a broader trend.
simply puzzled.
Since 1905
Since East Fork started in 2009
Since its chance rediscovery in 2011
Since July
Since New York’s eviction moratorium ended in January
Since the Capitol riot
Since the economist wrote his influential essay on capitalism
singing and comedy shows are pixelating performers’ T-shirts and sneakers amid a nationalistic fervor.
Single
Single Persons
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Sinovac Biotech has sold more than 300 million doses to the developing world
Sites like Poshmark and Thredup have thrived during the pandemic
Six citizens of Mali had sued Nestlé USA and Cargill
Six ideas for making the markets more fair and trustworthy.
Six months after ceasing to be working members of the British royal family
Six months after the Maui wildfire
Six people were injured
Six ways to restore fairness and trust.
Six years after #OscarsSoWhite
size and packaging.
skiing and snowboarding.
Skims
Skin
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Sky Bet
Slate Star Codex was a window into the psyche of many tech leaders building our collective future. Then it disappeared.
Sleep
sleep deprivation and years of training can exact.
slightly lower than its previous estimate.
slower job creation and wage growth could be a plus.
Slowing sales
Small
Small Business
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small business owners are facing an uncertain future
Small Businesses
Small Cars (Compact
Small investors
Small scoop shops fueled the innovation that made frozen treats a hot market. What happens to indie favorites in the golden age of the freezer aisle?
Small trucks from Ford and Hyundai are joining a growing field of electric models as America’s go-to vehicle adapts to an evolving market.
Small-business owners are flummoxed by how the loan forgiveness phase of the Paycheck Protection Program will work
Small-business owners are having to learn approaches like “fail fast
Smaller companies that are key to the cold storage and distribution of Covid-19 vaccines are seeing a flurry of new investments.
Smartphones
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Smoking and Tobacco
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Smuggling
Snack Foods
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snacks that help you sleep and other ways the food world may respond in a year of big changes.
snapping up everything from supermarkets to defense companies.
Sneakers
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snowshoeing is to winter as exercisers adapt to cold weather.
SNY already had some of the best announcers in baseball. John DeMarsico
So
so a growing number of state and local governments are requiring businesses to accept cash.
So far
so good luck figuring out exactly where they put your money.
so keep an eye on your balance.
so picking her may please Democrats. Powell may have a more bipartisan seal of approval.
so they are finding innovative ways to keep them afloat.
so they need as much retirement income as possible. Whether you’re 30 or 60
so they recruit the world’s best players by offering huge salaries.
so where better to sell a rare new Bugatti or Ferrari?
soaring European natural gas prices and a potential Federal Reserve timeline for scaling back stimulus are causing jitters.
Soaring rents
Soccer
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soccer officials pushed the social network to limit the invective. As a new season begins
social and corporate governance investment considerations in retirement plans.
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social distancing and pregame testing.
Social Finance
Social Media
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Social Security (US)
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Social-distancing
Socialist-minded millennial heirs are trying to live their values by getting rid of their money.
socially distant and within driving distance
Socially valuable data can be combined with standards that safeguard individual privacy
Societies and Clubs
Soft Drinks
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Softbank’s chief executive
Software
Software developers have accused the company of harsh policies and taking a large cut of financial transactions in their apps.
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software review
Soho House will begin trading. All eyes are on whether stock market investors will sign up.
Solar Energy
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sold his upscale grocery chain to Amazon.
sold out in less than a minute last month.
sold Zoono Microbe Shield through numerous websites and were fined by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Some “stay-at-home” stocks that were pandemic-era darlings have experienced brutal sell-offs.
some academic programs accept only men or cap the number of female applicants
Some analogies can help in assessing the risks: a yo-yo
Some analysts say they cannot determine if plant-based foods are more sustainable than meat because the companies are not transparent about their emissions.
some are trying to cut the site out of bookings or taking legal action. The company says it is working to reduce tensions.
some are turning to automated animals for company.
some as young as 16
Some big employers are giving up square footage as they juggle remote work. That could devastate building owners and cities.
Some big-budget movies will first go to theaters. Other offerings will debut online. All will ultimately strengthen Disney+.
Some Black and Hispanic millennials are looking to alternatives like real estate or entrepreneurship
Some brokers say houses that are not posted publicly give buyers a chance to get into the market
some buyers have only a small down payment to offer. But they still have plenty of options.
Some Canadian citizens
Some carriers in Eastern Europe begin diverting flights to avoid Belarus airspace.
some companies and investors say tougher limits on temporary work visas will help push jobs overseas.
Some companies are having trouble surviving and making money installing panels because of intense competition and the high costs of doing business.
Some companies are reluctant to let lower-level managers become outside directors
some companies are taking steps to rein it in.
some companies aren’t waiting.
some companies have expanded their vacation policies to reduce burnout. Experts say there’s a better way.
Some companies haven’t been raising prices. Instead
Some companies like Netflix and Spotify had avoided making the payment when people paid for something inside their apps.
Some companies that hired remote workers during the pandemic say going back to the office isn’t an option.
Some corporate bosses offered to cut their pay
some countries formed travel alliances with their neighbors. At summer’s end
some developers are already planning to convert empty properties to new uses.
some don’t. What’s driving the trend?
Some economists and politicians have proposed offering financial incentives
Some economists say the Paycheck Protection Program has not proved as useful as other aid. The debate could sway the new administration’s plans.
some elder influencers are finding that being on the app can bring them extra cash
Some entrepreneurs are finding opportunities in unlikely places.
some experts say.
Some families have come to prefer stand-alone virtual schools and districts are rushing to accommodate them — though questions about remote learning persist.
some Federal Reserve leaders resumed their market activity
Some former Olympians have resorted to selling their medals because of financial hardships or to raise money for charity.
some Gen Z-ers are now applying for jobs using TikTok résumés. Employers are paying attention.
some government officials are looking more closely at public-private partnerships as a way to jump-start their economies.
some have called for his removal.
Some hedge funds and private equity firms that lent money to property owners are now suing them for falling behind on interest payments.
Some hype coins mint instant millionaires. Others go bust. Why not take a chance?
some immigrants are buying expensive
Some independent stores ordered in bulk well in advance
some investors and even a few liberal economists.
Some investors may have notched tens of thousands of dollars in profits. Depending on when they sell the stock
some investors see an opportunity.
some journalists and press advocates said.
Some legal experts say it is time to draw a sharp line between protected speech and harmful disinformation.
Some major New York employers have already moved toward mandating vaccination for workers
Some members wanted to take advantage of what they saw as a growing global thirst for oil as economies slowly expand after pandemic lockdowns.
some moved to change their requirements.
Some national chains
Some new celebrity brands make sense
Some new models do much more than tick to mark the passing of time. They can mimic orchestras and abbey chimes
Some new mothers say postpartum care centers are the best part of childbirth in South Korea
Some of our pandemic-induced digital habits are here to stay. But what about buying bananas?
Some of the biggest tech companies have announced tens of thousands of job cuts. But even after the layoffs
Some of the industry’s critics are skeptical
some of the media company’s employees staged a work stoppage.
Some of the wealthiest companies in the world are investing in the green economy. But they’re not investing in paying union wages.
some of us turned from being savers to spenders — setting ourselves up for potential disaster.
some of which may never come back.
Some offer evacuations and others provide coverage for accidental death or injury to cater to the growing adventure tourism market.
Some patients are still receiving staggering bills. Others don’t qualify because conditions other than Covid-19 were their primary diagnosis.
Some people and businesses seeking to use solar panels
Some people are heading back to the office just so they can stop feeling like a hot mess.
Some people don’t have credit or debit cards
Some people in extremely cold areas of the U.S. are switching to heat pumps from oil or gas furnaces. But others are not convinced that these devices are right for them.
some people see opportunities — for change
Some poorer countries are paying more and waiting longer for the company’s vaccine than the wealthy — if they have access at all.
some QAnon believers tried to rejigger their theories to accommodate a transfer of power.
Some relatives of the runners who died in an recent race are quietly asking whether their loved ones could have been saved.
Some Republicans who once scolded about fiscal austerity are now embracing government spending
Some retailers are turning to popular social media personalities to detail post-pandemic protocols and boost the allure of visiting their stores.
some schools are blocking it. Here was a chance for reporting.
Some see an undue rush by employers to get workplaces back to normal
Some shareholders saw the automaker’s decision to move up the deadline by two months as a way to suppress criticism during the company’s annual meeting on Tuesday.
Some staff in hospitals and long-term care facilities don’t want to take the Covid-19 vaccine. Their employers are trying to change their minds.
some star brands
Some states and resorts offer discounted passes for children and teens
some tax filers said they needed more time. That time is almost up.
Some tech proponents say generative artificial intelligence will revolutionize education. Yet
some unemployed Britons are reconsidering their livelihoods.
Some very odd workplace dilemmas for which there are no easy answers
some viewers stayed home.
some were surprised — and conflicted — about their success.
Some who rent space from the troubled company say it has not been generous with them even as it seeks concessions from building owners.
some will inevitably test positive. There’s a debate about who should be notified.
Some work spaces in central employment districts may become housing
some workers are quitting stable jobs in search of postpandemic adventure.
some World Cup sponsors are distancing themselves from the host nation. But not everyone is backing away.
sometimes even before seeing their new houses in person.
sometimes even stock
sometimes failing to mention their conflicts of interest.
Sometimes maximum awkwardness is worth it
sometimes violent
SongSan’s SS Dolphin is the latest in a long line of Chinese attempts at cloning more prominent vehicles.
Soon
Soups IFTTT
South Carolina and Utah had failed to adopt rules protecting workers from the coronavirus.
South Korea has been divided over the release of Lee Jae-yong
South Korea’s export-driven economy makes it particularly sensitive to conditions in the global economy.
South Korea’s vital semiconductor sector depends on China. A deadline looms for how it could be affected by U.S. efforts to control China’s tech advance.
South Korean music
Southern Methodist offers a perfect example.
Southwest’s weekend disruptions fueled opposition to corporate vaccine mandates.
Sovereign Wealth Funds
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Soybeans
Soybeans IFTTT
Space and Astronomy
Space and Astronomy IFTTT
SpaceX
SpaceX’s president
SPACs are just getting started
Spain
Spanish Language IFTTT
Spanish residents complain that U.K. visitors drink too much and don’t spend enough.
sparkling water is in high demand. Here’s how to save money and the planet by making it yourself.
Spas
Spas IFTTT
Speakers (Audio) IFTTT
Special purpose acquisition companies
specialized process to make sure all four are exactly the same.
spectacularly
Speeches and Statements
Spending on roads
spent lavishly to try to make the city a cultural capital.
spent years cutting jobs
Sperm Bank
Spider-Man (Fictional Character) IFTTT
Spinning out WarnerMedia and merging it with Discovery caps a reversal on years of big acquisitions.
Spoiler: We’re looking at another year of internet services dominating many aspects of our lives.
spoke directly to the nascent idea of body acceptance. It soon became a chain.
spoke publicly about nursing homes’ practice of dumping patients in hospitals.
Sport
sports teams and others are suing their insurers for refusing to pay “business interruption” claims during the coronavirus outbreak.
Sports Utility Vehicles and Light Trucks
Sports Utility Vehicles and Light Trucks IFTTT
Spotify
Spotify and McDonald’s.
spur more quitting.
Spurred by Brexit
Spurred by Herzog & de Meuron’s new art museum and a rethought waterfront park by Studio Gang
spurring calls for an immigration overhaul.
spurring outrage.
spurring worries about what the market would be like this year.
Sqribble
Square plans to put $100 million into programs to bolster Black communities
Square.
Squeezed by holiday economics
Sri Lankans have become resigned to leaner meals and reduced horizons.
St. Jude Hospital and Jared Isaacman
stadium-like experience.
Stadiums and Arenas
Stadiums and Arenas IFTTT
staff burnout and the prolonged stress of dealing with the pandemic.
Staffing shortages have long plagued the home care industry. But the pandemic has intensified the problem.
Stalking (Crime)
Standard & Poor's 500-Stock Index
Standard & Poor's 500-Stock Index IFTTT
standing in front of a readership
Starbucks and Amazon are among the companies offering the government assistance with logistics and operations.
starring Viola Davis
Stars and Galaxies
stars of a brand of conservatism that has fallen out of fashion
start appearing well before Thanksgiving and will run long after. Some people still go to the mall
Start-ups
Start-ups and tech companies are creating products to address women’s health care needs. It’s still a small segment of the market
start-ups are applying technology to data points as various as your college and the mileage on the used car you want to buy.
Start-ups are betting that the pandemic has spawned a new kind of worker who wants an office space closer to home
start-ups have become the prey.
Start-ups IFTTT
Start-ups large and small are offering child-friendly debit cards that allow parents to set up guardrails. Picking one depends on your priorities.
start-ups providing tools for hybrid work are trying to cash in.
started out wanting to be an international correspondent. Now she has the top newsroom job.
starting Monday.
Starting next week
Starting the new rules on a holiday helped
starting this week.
starting with Beijing.
state and local governments are making deep budget cuts. “Everything’s going to slow down
State governments are offering loans
State Legislatures
State Legislatures IFTTT
State of the Union Message (US)
State propaganda about China’s rise is stoking extreme nationalism. That could blind China to its problems
States (US)
States (US) IFTTT
states are sending in teams of responders to help facilities deal with outbreaks.
Statistics
Steel and Iron
Steel and Iron IFTTT
steel and plastics have long opted out of climate action. That is starting to change.
STEM Careers
Stephen J. Adler will retire in April from the global news organization
Stephen Ross
stepped down as chief executive of The Times in 2020.
stepping in when big lenders wouldn’t.
Steve Scully of C-SPAN and Kristen Welker of NBC News will run the televised proceedings.
Steven Donziger
Stewart Butterfield
still thrills aficionados.
still want to dine out
stimulus checks and inflation.
Stimulus checks and vaccinations have American consumers feeling increasingly optimistic.
Stimulus spending will help fuel economic growth and erase pandemic job losses
Stock and bond trading suggest that investors see an imminent deal to raise the debt limit and prevent the federal government from defaulting.
Stock market sentiment and valuations are high
Stock Options and Purchase Plans
stocking kitchens and paying rent. And an uncertain autumn looms.
Stocks
Stocks and Bonds
Stocks and bonds are on an impressive run so far this year
Stocks and Bonds IFTTT
Stocks and oil futures slumped
Stocks have soared under the new president
Stocks rose in early trading
Stocks rose on Monday
Stocks slumped for a third day as a bust in cryptocurrencies bled into the broader markets
stoking a scandal now engulfing the central bank.
stoking interest in machines as cost-effective solutions.
Stop it with the ageism and delusions of invincibility. Young adults often don’t recognize the bad checks coming at them
storing online content and hosting websites without any central authority.
storm surges and high tides will push farther inland
strained by a pandemic surge in e-commerce and limited by shippers
strange trip.
streaming
Strengthening the country’s highways
Strikes
Strikes IFTTT
Strong figures compared with last year’s performance belie lingering weaknesses that could hold back needed job creation.
Struggling energy companies are increasing the production of renewable diesel
Struggling from financial losses
Student Loans
Student Loans IFTTT
Students and recent graduates struggle to get hired as the oil industry cuts tens of thousands of jobs
Students are being asked to share the costs of testing and reconfiguring campus facilities. The fees range from $50 to $475 a semester.
Students at the City University of New York are increasingly graduating with degrees in technology. A new report details the obstacles they face in landing jobs.
Students in the M.B.A. class of 2021 have been hit particularly hard. The degree can cost $200
Students may have no test scores
Studies have found that the field is plagued by a singular problem of gender bias. The latest evidence comes from the types of questions posed at seminars.
studies show how its design hurt Black- and other minority-owned businesses.
Subcompact and Microcars)
Subcompact and Microcars) IFTTT
Subpoenas IFTTT
Subprime Mortgage Crisis
Subprime Mortgage Crisis IFTTT
Subscriptions may be the rage
Suburbs and fashionable exurbs are hot
Subways
Successfully clearing their latest Fed stress tests will free them to resume huge stock buybacks.
such as a 4 percent unemployment rate
such as bruises or scratches.
such as hibiscus
such as stocks
such as the impact of a minimum-wage increase across state lines.
sued by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Sugar
suggesting that China is willing to free up money to keep its engine humming.
Suicides and Suicide Attempts IFTTT
Suits (Apparel)
Suits and Litigation (Civil)
Suits and Litigation (Civil) IFTTT
Summer (Season)
summer internships have been upended by the pandemic
summer.
Sun Dawu
Sundance Film Festival (Park City
Sundar Pichai.
Sunday night’s pandemic-restricted telecast saw a 58 percent plunge in viewers from last year’s record low.
sunlight and plants.
Super Bowl IFTTT
Super Nintendo World opened in Osaka
Superman (Fictional Character)
Supermarkets and Grocery Stores
Supermarkets and Grocery Stores IFTTT
suppliers and even automakers embrace their role in the future of transportation.
supply bottlenecks and labor shortages. Key indicators will show whether it’s just a stage.
Supply chain disruptions
supply chain problems and growing local opposition.
Supply chain problems that have hit businesses across the country now threaten a quintessential New York treat.
Supply-chain problems have interrupted Black women’s efforts to stockpile during the pandemic.
supplying hydrogen fuel cell technology from General Motors
Supported by government programs and private donors
Surfing IFTTT
surged to the top of Billboard’s album chart.
Surgery and Surgeons
Surging interest rates and waning financing options threaten a “lost decade” for poor countries.
Surprised individuals and small-business owners can’t pay rent or make payroll
surprising many economists.
Surprisingly tricky questions about an increasingly popular vehicle.
Surveillance and censorship bolster Beijing’s uncompromising grip on power. But in the country’s cities and streets
Surveillance of Citizens by Government
Surveillance of Citizens by Government IFTTT
survey data shows
Susan Miskin retired from her teaching job in 2019 and didn’t think she’d ever pay off her student loans. Then
Sushi
sustainability and accessibility helped accelerate e-biking during the pandemic
sustainable forms of exploring.
Sustainable Living
Swati Sharma
sweats
sweeping technological change has upended the television and movie business.
Swift mask mandates and travel restrictions
Swiper and Backpack all return too
Switzerland’s financial regulator said it would look into whether Credit Suisse was doing a poor job monitoring the riskiness of its investments.
T.J. Ducklo
T.J. Ducklo said he would “destroy” a Politico journalist who asked about his romantic relationship with a reporter who covered President Biden.
T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach
tailored advice.
takes aim at an old taboo and barrier to women’s equality.
takes place during the 1918 flu pandemic.
Taking into account government benefits
taking on leadership roles and helping turn N.Y.U. into a top-tier institution.
Taking the plunge in troughs originally used to feed farm animals.
Tales from two sons whose fathers died without a succession plan.
talking circularity and grappling with the role of clothes in the climate crisis.
talks about politics
tapioca pearls
Target
Target’s C.E.O.
targeting activists in Israel
Tartan
Taste
Tata Steel wants to close polluting blast furnaces in Port Talbot
tax apps that track your location have become relevant for professionals who want to work wherever they want to live.
Tax Credits
Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (2017)
Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (2017) IFTTT
Tax Evasion
Tax Evasion IFTTT
Tax Policy
Tax Preparers and Preparation
Tax Preparers and Preparation IFTTT
Tax Refund
Tax Return
tax returns have limitations. Other records from the former president’s accountants may help give a fuller picture of his finances.
Tax Shelters
Tax Shelters IFTTT
Taxation
Taxation IFTTT
Taxes
Taxes. Tuition. Cryptocurrency trading. Since 2008
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taxing an already overburdened health system.
Tea IFTTT
Teachers and School Employees
Tear-jerker scenes and reminders of the coronavirus pandemic are part of a not-so-cheery seasonal ad blitz.
Tech and finance workers posted countless videos about the luxuries of their jobs — until the mood shifted.
tech companies are being reined in and the biggest developer is teetering. It’s the beginning of a new era for China’s economy.
Tech executives got grilled in Washington
Tech investors lauded Mr. Bankman-Fried and helped fund his FTX crypto exchange. The tech industry has since done what it does best: move on.
Technological progress has outpaced the political debate again. What will happen when the next TikTok arrives in the United States?
technology companies gobbled up more space in the Seattle area than they had the previous year.
technology firms big and small stepped up to help with the Covid-19 pandemic and other thorny challenges.
Teenagers and Adolescence IFTTT
Teenagers are making boats using the wood from her grove installation at Madison Square Park
Teens are picking up jobs — and higher wages — as companies scramble to hire. But that trend could have a downside.
Teeth and Dentistry
Telecommuting
Telecommuting IFTTT
Telephones and Telecommunications
Telephones and Telecommunications IFTTT
Telescopes and Observatories
Television
Television IFTTT
Television Sets and Media Devices
Television Sets and Media Devices IFTTT
television shows
Tell us about deals
tell us how your commute has shifted over the past three years.
temps who are part of the company’s union organized and forced it to backtrack.
tempting New Yorkers of all ages.
tenants and their landlords are returning to housing court.
Tencent
Tencent Games says it has been using facial recognition to enforce China’s rules on how much time people under 18 can spend playing video games.
Tencent’s popularity may help it avoid trouble with Beijing. But its vast power could still squelch innovation in the world’s largest online market.
Tennis
Tennis IFTTT
Tennis stars and regular people alike struggle with wellness at work.
Tensions with the U.S. complicate matters
tents
Tequila
Tequila IFTTT
Terra Field
Terrorism
Terrorism IFTTT
Tesla is facing the broadest investigation yet into its assisted-driving technology
Tesla said it was working on advances that would lower the cost of batteries and increase their capacity to store energy.
Tesla stopped accepting the cryptocurrency as payment. But why?
Tesla’s $1.5 billion investment in the cryptocurrency moved markets.
Tesla’s chief executive
testified that Ms. Holmes had not been forthcoming with the board about her start-up’s problems.
Testing alone won’t stop the spread of Covid-19
Testing found high levels of arsenic
Tests and Examinations
Tetanus IFTTT
Texas
Text Messaging
Text Messaging IFTTT
Textbooks IFTTT
Textiles
Textiles IFTTT
Thailand and Vietnam could change how the world fights the pandemic.
thanks to additional funding by the Mellon Foundation and others.
thanks to an army of small traders spurred on by a Reddit message board
thanks to increased screen time
thanks to its stake in the Chinese ride-hailing company Didi.
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that interest rates could go even higher in a bid to halt inflation.
that may help make up for the rising cost of travel.
that some are the equal of the more established collectible.
that tactic is getting another look.
that’s big news for the economy of the 2020s.
That’s probably a good thing.
That’s the claim being made by several companies that are using technology to speed their spirits to the liquor-store shelf.
The “bouquinistes” along the River Seine have objected after being told that most of them will have to move temporarily for security reasons.
The “buy now
the “fragility of the recovery” is in jeopardy
the “haves” have gained much — and everyone else has missed out.
The “hot hatch” concept — sporty but practical
The “net zero” carbon goal aligns the fund
The #MeToo movement led to increased diversity and representation in the entertainment industry
The $1
The $349 million deal will help the publisher expand its back catalog at a moment of growing consolidation in the book business.
The $530 million fine is Beijing’s second major penalty this year against an internet company accused of monopolistic practices.
The $70 million punishment clears the deck for the trading app’s I.P.O.
The $900 billion package provides more relief beyond the $600 checks that have become the focus in Washington.
The 0.8 percent growth in May was nearly half the rate expected by economists
The 1.1 percent decline in sales was sharper than economists had expected and came as sales of cars and home goods dropped.
The 1.7 percent increase is in part a result of higher prices
The 10-episode series
The 11-month-old app has exploded in popularity
The 11-month-old audio social network is compelling. It also has some very grown-up problems.
The 11th-hour deal saved Fox a potentially lengthy legal tangle
The 135-year-old company announced plans to divide itself into a consumer products business and a medical company.
The 14 varieties identified include common ones
The 1968 action led to greater economic mobility for Black workers. Today
the 2020 holiday season has made a terrible year even worse for those in the events business.
The 24-hour cable channel reached the settlement after a formal review of sexual harassment complaints by the New York City Commission on Human Rights.
The 5-1 decision is a setback for those who are fighting to hold big drug makers accountable for the opioid epidemic.
The 6-to-2 ruling ended a decade-long battle over whether Google had improperly used Java code in its Android operating system.
The 737-500 that crashed near Jakarta was a 26-year-old workhorse without the new technology that plagued the 737 Max.
The 96-year-old magazine
The A.F.L.-C.I.O. and other groups are seeking to make use of a new enforcement mechanism in the updated North American trade deal.
The A.I. tool helped most with creative tasks. With more analytical work
The A.P.’s Washington bureau chief
The ability of a handful of people to control our public discourse has never been more obvious.
The abrupt loss of pandemic unemployment benefits on a broad scale could have long-term effects not only for the recipients but also for the economy.
the Academy has taken steps to diversify and expand its membership.
the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences said the movie industry was “still impacted by the pandemic.”
The accord
The acquisition is the latest to underscore the skyrocketing popularity of secondhand fashion platforms amid the pandemic.
The acquisition marks further consolidation of the oil industry and highlights the confidence that energy companies have in the future of fossil fuels.
the acting chairwoman of the powerful regulator
The action comes amid labor shortages and rising worker activism nationwide.
The action invokes provisions of the new North American trade accord.
The action is a sign that the bank is less worried about inflation than the economic distress caused by the pandemic.
The actions followed the barring of President Trump from the service last week
The actor and author Matthew McConaughey is contemplating a run for governor of Texas.
The actors’ union and the organization that bargains on behalf of the studios traded statements underscoring how much work needs to be done to reach an agreement.
The add-ons pile up: $93 for medications
The Adenauer Benz helped lift the automaker after its work for the Nazis. Today
The administration is proposing the packages as President Trump’s strategists try to paint him as being tough on China despite soft actions earlier.
The administration made a last-ditch
The administrator of the fund said she wanted to approve the final awards before Tuesday — the second anniversary of Mr. Epstein’s death.
The advocacy group for the over-50 set welcomes a mercurial generation that never wanted to grow up in the first place.
The agency approved Biogen’s Aduhelm “despite concerns raised by experts
The agency approved three Vuse vaping products and said their benefits in helping smokers quit outweighed the risks of hooking youths.
The agency faulted the device maker for delayed notice of mounting complications
The agency had faced a Sept. 9 deadline to decide whether the products could stay on the market but said it needed more time to review evidence.
The agency has not decided whether to allow a troubled vaccine factory in Baltimore to reopen.
The agency has not fully reckoned with airborne transmission of the coronavirus in settings like hospitals
the agency has stumbled while shepherding $1 trillion in emergency aid. Its leader vows “a more customer-first approach.”
The agency is concerned that transactions including Microsoft’s $13 billion investment in OpenAI could hinder competition and innovation.
the agency is expected to grant the request before the winter holiday season
The agency is expected to issue an emergency temporary standard to carry out the requirement
the agency is hoping to revamp the nation’s antitrust rules — even if it loses.
The agency may act this week
The agency reminded employers to consider the fact that access to the vaccine is not yet equitably distributed.
The agency said Arizona
The agency said it had issued a certificate clearing the way for the company to use drones to fly packages to its customers’ doorsteps.
The agency will also allow vaccine recipients to pick which vaccine they want as a booster
The agency will start accepting returns on Feb. 12
The agreement
The agreement for the social media app falls short of President Trump’s promises.
The agreement infuriated both Republicans and Democrats in Congress
The agreement means users and publishers in Australia can once again share links to news articles
The agreement must still be approved by U.A.W. members. They had rejected an earlier accord negotiated by the union.
The agreement suspends the threat of tariffs related to a spat over subsidies for Airbus and Boeing and turns attention to China’s growing aircraft industry.
The agreement to allow developers to promote payment options outside the App Store may give Apple the upper hand in bigger fights to come.
The agreements at the two companies
The aid package will keep millions from losing jobless benefits. But it comes too late to prevent lasting damage to many families and businesses.
The aircraft maker reported $15.3 billion in revenue in the third quarter
The aircraft was flying a regional route in the far eastern peninsula of Kamchatka. There were not believed to be any survivors
The airline industry might not be able to reduce greenhouse gas emissions for decades because most solutions are not yet viable.
The airline is also speeding up deliveries of the planes in a show of confidence in the jet
The airline said it planned to train 5
The airline said regulators would be skeptical of letting the companies merge as long as JetBlue is in a partnership with American Airlines.
the airline was poised to return to its usual schedule
The airplane
The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers said the union had asked for a meeting
The Alzheimer’s treatment will cost $56
the Amazon founder detailed how some of the money would be spent.
The Amazon founder is stepping down as C.E.O.
The American Academy of Pediatrics recently joined other prominent medical organizations in confronting its history of discrimination.
The American company sees big potential in the country’s nascent e-commerce market. Both sides view a troubled grocery store chain as the key to success.
the American private equity firm will take a more forceful approach to vaccines than many other firms in Britain.
The American Rescue Plan could be pushing inflation up slightly and temporarily
the anchor wants a ‘no pundits’ approach: ‘We’re not interested in helping you know how to think.’
The anchor was dismissed by CNN over the weekend amid an inquiry over help he gave his brother and after an allegation of sexual misconduct
The animated film follows a gay man’s journey into acceptance as he prepares to move into a city with his boyfriend.
The animated tale was both controversial and an Oscar-winning box office hit. It’s also one of the rare films from that era that the company isn’t eager to remake.
The announcement by Basecamp
The announcement came a day after Ozy’s board said it had hired a law firm to investigate its “business activities.”
The announcement came as President Trump
the annual travel ritual will look very different this year.
The answer depends on whether you’re looking to get high interest rates now or a safe investment with inflation protection over many years.
The answer largely depends on whether Medicare and private health insurers will adequately cover virtual doctor visits once coronavirus outbreaks subside.
The Antico Setificio Fiorentino
The antitrust backlash against Big Tech is playing out in places not known as regulatory hotbeds.
The app
The app is the latest front in an intensifying tech Cold War between the U.S. and China
the app known for short videos is trying to make it easier to match its stars with brands.
The app was down on Tuesday morning. WhatsApp said it was working to restore service as quickly as possible.
The app would have asked employees to report if they had a fever and any new symptoms each day. Some see it as an invasion of privacy.
the app’s parent company
The appointment caps a fast rise at the network by Ms. Collins
The approach marks a reversal of years of economic policies that embraced low taxes as a way for countries to attract investment and fuel growth.
The approval sets the stage for widespread inoculations in the United States with a second coronavirus vaccine.
The army’s detention of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi brought an abrupt end to the theory that she might strike a workable balance between civilian and military power.
the arrangement can have unique benefits — as long as the boundaries are clear.
The arrest of Carles Puigdemont
the arrival of robotic technologies has made their jobs harder
the artist aims for a fresh start.
The artist Richard Prince appropriated her image for his work. Now she’s doubling back on it for one of her own.
The artist’s brash riffs on the news have whipped up a frenzy of interest within the cryptocurrency scene.
The Asian film capital has cracked down on documentaries and independent productions that it fears could glamorize the pro-democracy movement.
The Atlantic’s editor in chief
The attack by a relatively new criminal group believed to have roots in Eastern Europe exposed the remarkable vulnerability of key American infrastructure.
The attack on a grain hangar on the Danube River
The attack on the author took place at the Chautauqua Institution
The attack unfolded at the Greenwood Park Mall in Greenwood
The attorney general is said to have set a deadline over the objections of career lawyers who say they need more time to build the case.
The attorney general’s office reached an agreement that levies millions in penalties on third-party services that generated the comments.
The attorney won fame as a human rights advocate and a vocal defender of his homeland in the Indian media. His killer remains unidentified.
The author Ibram Kendi and The Boston Globe team up to cover racism
the author of “Fire and Fury” continues his specialty: teasing out stories from men in power.
the authorities said.
The authorization of Merck’s easy-to-use Covid treatment
The automaker and a supplier will spend $11.4 billion on three battery factories and a truck plant
The automaker had initially planned to produce a million vehicles in November
The automaker has told owners of the 51
The automaker is suspending production of some of its most profitable vehicles.
The automaker may have undermined safety in designing its Autopilot driver-assistance system to fit its chief executive’s vision
The automaker said it would invest 40 billion euros
The automaker said its financial results in the first half of the year would be “significantly better” than it had previously forecast.
The automaker should be able to win back some customers who drifted to Tesla
The automated intelligence systems of Instagram and Facebook have repeatedly denied ads placed by small businesses that make stylish clothing for the disabled.
The automatic I.R.A.
The average person’s mind wanders nearly half the time. Here’s how to pull it back to attention.
The average price for a one-way domestic flight dropped to $135 last summer
The backlash to Apple’s efforts to fight child sexual abuse show that in the debate between privacy and security
The backlog means that millions of Americans could still be waiting for their refunds.
The bad news
The bakery Ms. Campbell-Adams founded with her husband has won legions of fans all over the world for the Caribbean-infused delicacy that is its specialty.
The bank had committed nearly $800 million to the country in 2021.
The bank is facing scrutiny as it debates how to compensate victims of abuse at Kenyan schools that it was financing.
the bank is facing the highest rate of price increases since the creation of the euro currency.
the Bank of England and the Reserve Bank of Australia are among several central banks pulling back support as inflation jumps.
The bank said its second-quarter profits were more than twice what they were the same period last year.
The bank will examine a 2013 transaction between the banker
The bank’s bespoke new typeface
The bank’s new boss will take on a major turnaround job.
the bank’s No. 2 executive
The banking giant has sued Jes Staley over what it said were failures to alert the company to all he knew about Jeffrey Epstein.
The banks said they released large chunks of money that had been set aside to cushion themselves from losses caused by the pandemic.
The battered industry’s next generation of leaders needs a complex set of skills
The battle against Covid-19 has ended an impressive growth streak
The benefits of working from anywhere can also come with bias against those who aren’t seen around the hallways.
The Berkshire chief opposes shareholder proposals on climate and diversity.
The Berkshire Hathaway chief
the best tech helped us endure a hard year. But there were also low points.
the best-selling author and motivational speaker
The bid to overhaul the troubled agricultural sector had led to huge protests by farmers
The Biden administration announced its strategy for the National Semiconductor Technology Center
The Biden administration had asked Mexico to review potential labor violations
The Biden administration has argued that its infrastructure and broader economic package will slow rapid price increases. But that will take time.
The Biden administration has called on major companies to help fight the pandemic. Big chains want to get past the holiday staffing crunch first.
the Biden administration has largely dispensed with the idea of free trade as a goal in and of itself.
The Biden administration has opted not to tax state payments to residents
The Biden administration has quietly undone a Trump policy that severely restricted penalties imposed on facilities that violated safety standards.
The Biden administration has vowed to crack down on abuses by ocean carriers. But cases at the Federal Maritime Commission reveal the challenges of the campaign.
The Biden administration is betting on the funds to keep the recovery humming
The Biden administration is trying to address a problem with private child care that has worsened during the pandemic.
The Biden administration is trying to rebuild relations with Europe
The Biden administration revised its earlier forecasts to match the continued stimulus-fueled recovery from the recession.
The Biden administration said it would not immediately remove the Trump administration’s tariffs and would require that Beijing uphold its trade commitments.
The Biden administration thinks it can slow China’s economic growth by cutting it off from advanced computer chips. Could the plan backfire?
the Biden administration wants banks to report more customer information. Account holders aren’t happy.
The Biden administration will spend billions of dollars on a new plan to combat the pandemic
the Biden administration’s choice to be the Justice Department’s antitrust chief
The Biden Justice Department filed its case before an appeals court that has temporarily halted the measure.
the Biden team suggests a return to global cooperation.
The big dip in mortality shown in the trial of about 800 patients has caught some experts by surprise because previous studies of the drugs showed little benefit.
The big money in cryptocurrency is offshore.
The big names behind blank-check companies don’t always stick around. Could changing that protect investors?
The big tech platforms are facing a challenge unlike any other as Australia moves to make them pay for news.
The big-box department store received an unexpected volume of tributes after it abruptly closed in July.
The big-box retailer attributed the shutdown to “changes in the retail industry and the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic.”
The biggest accounting firms take advantage of the government’s revolving door.
the biggest challenge yet to Hollywood’s traditional way of doing business.
the biggest tech companies are amassing wealth and influence in ways unseen in decades.
The bill would curb production quotas at Amazon and other companies that critics say are excessive and force workers to forgo bathroom breaks.
The bill would rein in production quotas at warehouses that critics say are excessive and force workers to forgo bathroom breaks.
The billionaire bought the social media company for $44 billion in October and took it private.
The billionaire chief of Apollo Global Management had a far deeper relationship than previously known.
The billionaire has been posting content creators’ work without credit. Some are frustrated; others
The billionaire hedge fund manager is in talks to buy the New York Mets at a pivotal moment for the sports business — and his reputation.
The billionaire is making a $100 million donation to four institutions in an effort to improve the health and wealth of Black communities.
The billionaire plans to compete with OpenAI
The billionaire tech executive discusses capitalism
The billionaire’s gift is meant to ease students’ debts and free them to serve in needy communities.
The Bipartisan Policy Center said the government will be operating on “dangerously low” cash reserves after Memorial Day in its estimate of the so-called X-date.
The Black Wall Street Gallery in New York was vandalized three times this week
The BlackRock chief plans to pressure companies to do more to cut carbon emissions
The Blackstone chief executive stuck with President Trump despite the occasional slight
The blank-check boom shows no signs of slowing
The bloated cost of the ArriveCAN app and new investigations into possible fraud have highlighted some problems with turning to outside companies.
The bloc’s antitrust regulators could side with Microsoft on Monday
The bloc’s investigation
the Blue Origin rocket named for the first American in space
the bombastic sports broadcaster
The Booker Prize-winning author has reached a deal with the newsletter platform
The bosses of four tech giants are preparing to defend themselves at a congressional hearing against claims of anti-competitive behavior.
the Boston Symphony’s warm-weather home in the Berkshires will host an abbreviated six-week season.
The brand is still struggling to win back customers. Nowhere is that more apparent than at stores
the brand’s founder
The brand’s strategy is stunning in its simplicity.
The breach of a Republican National Committee contractor
The breach was the latest in a string of attacks targeting businesses critical to American infrastructure.
the brightest and the highest number of employees was a badge of honor at tech companies. Not anymore as layoffs surge.
the British automaker is selling six pairs and will drive them from Coventry to Geneva
The British designer and successor to Mr. McQueen will leave the label she has led for 13 years after one last show at Paris Fashion Week.
The British economy flatlined in the third quarter
The British economy grew 4.8 percent in the three months through June. But the spread of the delta variant is likely to have hit growth since.
The British fashion designer will oversee Fendi haute couture
The British government and business lobby want workers to return to support surrounding businesses
The British government is failing to take necessary steps to meet “historic” climate promises
The British government lifted nearly all of its pandemic restrictions
The British pound and government bonds rose after the country’s new finance minister overturned nearly all the proposals by Prime Minister Liz Truss.
The broad support for the bill highlights how competition with Beijing is one of the few issues that can still unite both political parties.
the broader retail sector.
The Brooklyn Museum and El Museo del Barrio will reopen to the public on Sept. 12.
The Buffalo shooting video continues to live online. The Fed releases the minutes from its last meeting
The Buffalo Trace Distillery says barrels of the cult favorite whiskey produced in 2006 did not live up to its standards.
The bull market is one year old. Can it last?
The bumper earnings from the world’s largest oil company were
the busiest day for U.S. airports since the pandemic arrived.
The business of cryopreservation — storing bodies at deep freeze until well into the future — got a whole lot more complicated during the pandemic.
The business professor who warned that the city might be caught in a ‘doom loop’ suddenly finds himself famous.
The businessman
The C.D.C. action cited the coronavirus risk if tenants are forced into shelters or other crowded quarters. It did not lift their rent obligation.
the C.E.O.
the C.E.O. of Newsmax
the C.E.O. of Quilt
The C.E.O. of the media giant has shifted focus to making more money from subscribers after losing billions in a bid to build scale.
The C.E.O.s are likely to argue before Congress that their companies aren’t anticompetitive. Here are the facts.
The C919 jet
The cable company acquired the network
The cable news network’s top-rated anchor was an enthusiastic adviser to Andrew Cuomo in the last 18 months of his governorship.
the calculations include whether you want to fly and what safety measures are in place at the hotel.
The calico prances and dozes on a 26-by-62-foot LED billboard in Tokyo. It has drawn crowds in real life and sparked joy on social media.
The California Civil Rights Department said in a settlement agreement that no “investigation has substantiated any allegations” against the video game maker.
The California pension fund’s board is searching for a successor to Ben Meng
The call from 20 state officials adds to the rising pressure facing Mark Zuckerberg and his company.
The campaign
The campaign’s empathetic digital strategy held up surprisingly well against President Trump’s passionate digital following.
The Canadian authorities arrested a man featured in the podcast and accused him of falsely claiming to have been an ISIS executioner.
the candidate for Georgia governor delves into lessons she learned as a business owner. She says they’ve been useful for politics
The capital was in addition to the $1 billion it raised last week amid a trading frenzy over the video-game retailer GameStop and other stocks.
The carmaker reported $3.1 billion in profit from July through September
the carmaker said it would equip all its electric vehicles to act as sources of emergency power.
The carmaker that owns Jeep defended its use of the Native American tribe’s name on its S.U.V. and said it was “committed to a respectful and open dialogue.”
The carmaker’s chief executive
The carrier blamed bad weather and staffing shortages. It was the second airline this month to face significant disruptions.
The carrier informed flight attendants about its request ahead of a House hearing on increased unruliness on flights.
The carrier is ordering 270 single-aisle planes from Boeing and Airbus
The carrier pledged to use inclusive language in a country where gender roles are entrenched.
The carrier will give away 30 pairs of tickets throughout June
the cars have added to the workloads of city employees.
The case against the founder of the failed FTX exchange had come to symbolize the excesses of the volatile cryptocurrency industry.
The celebrated editor is ending his tenure at the helm of a very different newspaper than the one he originally signed on to run.
The Celebrity Edge will depart from Fort Lauderdale
the cells form a network that provides a building with backup electricity and that utilities can tap during peak periods.
the center of the pandemic
The central bank had exempted safe assets from a crucial regulatory requirement
The central bank held policy steady. But it made the clearest hint yet that it will soon begin to shift from emergency mode.
the central bank isn’t allowed to do anything about it.
The central bank said it expected the economic impact of the pandemic to last well into 2022
The central bank said it would tolerate inflation above the official target of 2 percent if the jump seemed temporary.
The central bank thinks price increases will be temporary. Some economists are worried they won’t be.
The central bank took its most aggressive step yet to try to tame rapid and persistent inflation
The central bank will release its policy statement on Wednesday
The central bank’s latest meeting may signal a shift from cheap-money policies.
The central bank’s meeting will wrap up Wednesday
The central government listed measures aimed at prodding people to open up their wallets
the century-old Swedish carmaker is positioning itself for the future.
The chain of exclusive clubs has lost money for its entire existence
the chair of the Federal Reserve
the chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission
The chairman of the powerful Ways and Means Committee countered the president-elect’s pledge to focus first on domestic priorities.
The chairman of the Senate Banking Committee is preparing to relax capital requirements imposed in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
The challenge to the deal between Aon and Willis Towers Watson is a step toward making good on the 2020 Biden campaign’s trustbusting promises.
The challenges facing business leaders feel particularly acute right now. This week
The change
The change comes during a labor shortage in the United States
the channel’s pro-Trump lineup outranked every network from 8 to 11 p.m. in June and July.
The charges are the culmination of a long investigation.
the ChatGPT developer he helped found
The cheese-proud country has recently imported more of the stuff than it exports
The chef Roze Traore has spent years building a name for himself in New York
the chief executive
the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase weighed in on the nation’s economy
the chief executive of OpenAI
The chief executive of Peloton said the company “made a mistake” by initially resisting a U.S. safety agency’s warning about the devices last month.
the chief executive of Slack
the chief executive of the French insurance company AXA
The chief executives of Facebook and Apple have opposing visions for the future of the internet. Their differences are set to escalate this week.
The chief of Pershing Capital said the proposed transaction was drawing concerns from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The Chinese e-commerce giant is updating its blockbuster shopping holiday for a humbler
The Chinese economy grew 2.3 percent last year
The Chinese leader’s latest approach calls for a more robust domestic economy to insulate growth from tensions with the United States.
The Chinese property giant owes $300 billion and is on the hook for as many as 1.6 million apartments. It may owe tens of thousands of its employees money
The Chinese real estate developer has three more payments due Monday on its dollar bonds
The Chinese-owned app designed a compromise to satisfy U.S. security concerns. The terms are now under review by the Trump administration.
The Chinese-owned video app has become a battleground as the U.S. and China duel for tech leadership.
The Chinese-owned video app plans to sue the Trump administration over its order to force a sale. It faces long odds.
The chip designer will begin trading on Thursday
The chip maker Broadcom continued its acquisitive streak
The chip maker was selected for an Energy Department project meant to show American tech independence. But problems at Intel have thrown a wrench into the effort.
The chip maker’s Israeli subsidiary builds driver-assistance technology for major automakers and is now testing self-driving cars.
the city wants: Acrylic resin skills.
the city was packed with visitors. Now efforts to rein in the expected post-pandemic crowds are ramping up
The city’s industry has been battered by the pandemic and was looking forward to a big Labor Day weekend. The storm washed those hopes away.
the city’s mayor said.
The city’s prosperity is heavily dependent on patterns of work and travel that may be irreversibly altered.
the civil rights leader turned corporate power broker.
The classes
The clothing rental company is trying to rebound from a loss of business during the pandemic.
The CNN anchor shared her diagnosis of ovarian cancer on her show on Monday. She said surgery had been successful and she was undergoing chemotherapy.
the co-founder of the retailing giant Alibaba
the co-host of “She Rates Dogs
The co-working business cut its expenses in the third quarter
The co-working company’s trading debut follows a failed I.P.O.
The co-working operation is being absorbed into a special-purpose acquisition company. It must contend with new dynamics in commercial real estate.
The collapse of the pin trading market will hardly register amid the more than $15 billion cost of the Tokyo Games
The color registry
The comedian is ending her daytime talk show after 19 years. Her segment “Ellen’s Wonderful Web of Wonderment” was the start of a new kind of fame.
The comments from Pete Buttigieg came after the authoritarian leader of Belarus dispatched a fighter jet on Sunday to intercept a Ryanair plane.
The Commerce Department announced that it was prohibiting downloads of WeChat and TikTok in U.S. app stores. Here’s what you need to know.
The Commerce Department placed new restrictions on the Chinese tech giant’s ability to work with the global chip industry.
The Communist Party’s youth wing and official news outlets used grabby memes and hashtags to start a tsunami of nationalist fury over Xinjiang cotton.
The companies said the F.B.I. had warned them that the Kremlin-backed Internet Research Agency set up a network of fake user accounts and a website.
The companies say they are charging extra because they don’t have enough drivers to match rebounding customer demand.
The companies won big when the pandemic forced people indoors. In a risky bet
The company
The company abandoned work on an earlier military program after employees revolted.
The company accused the right-wing television networks of defamation for “spreading misinformation” about its voting machines.
The company added 180
The company also said it planned to release iPhone software next week with a privacy feature that worries many digital-advertising companies.
the company and its unions grappled with when and how to require vaccination for its 67
The company announced a licensing deal that will allow the drug
The company attributed the suspensions to a technical update of security features
The company attributed the suspensions to a technical update of the app’s security features
the company behind The Chicago Tribune and The Baltimore Sun may shift course.
The company behind the long-awaited video game pledged to fix the bugs and crashes after complaints from players poured in over the weekend.
the company brought in a blunt executive to make things move faster and to promote diversity. Then the problems began.
The company cited concerns about operating the factory competitively. It’s not clear if the pause is linked to its dispute with the United Auto Workers.
The company delivered 125 commercial aircraft to airlines in the three-month period
The company described the test of the next-generation spacecraft as “awesome” even though it ended in a fiery blast.
The company doesn’t know some specifics about how falsehoods about Covid-19 and vaccines for the virus spread on its social network.
The company expects to end the year with about 8.5 million. In its quarterly results
The company faces accusations that it hid research showing the mental and emotional harm its photo-sharing app Instagram has had on teenagers.
The company halted late-stage trials of its coronavirus vaccine because of a serious suspected adverse reaction in a participant.
The company has added 427
The company has always opposed efforts by its workers to organize
the company has become a magnet for criticism in France’s vaccine rollout.
The company has been struggling with weak growth and has recently expanded its cost-cutting plans.
The company has benefited in the pandemic as people turn to online shopping. It is now the most valuable start-up in the U.S.
The company has boomed in popularity during the pandemic but getting its exercise bikes delivered has proved a struggle
The company has pledged not to profit from its vaccine during the pandemic. Governments have been paying several dollars per dose.
The company has said workers must be vaccinated by Nov. 1 as a condition of employment.
the company has sent mixed signals about its willingness to engage with labor groups.
The company has separately announced wage increases as employers struggle to fill some jobs.
The company hopes a new court show starring the straight-talking judge will help turbocharge its free
The company hopes to earn the trust of the public and of scientists who have clamored for details of its study.
the company is banking on a new version to goose sales of its Xbox and subscription gaming service.
The company is changing the verification process after confusion and contention
The company is charging tens of thousands of dollars more to cover roofs with its much-anticipated solar shingles
The company is earning big profits on gasoline cars and trucks but is struggling to catch up to Tesla in the fastest-growing segment of the auto market.
The company is going public as investors continue to embrace share sales by tech companies. But Didi could face additional scrutiny because of its Chinese origins.
The company is preparing to apply for emergency authorization from the Food and Drug Administration. But the shot may not be needed in the United States.
The company is pushing to find new sources of revenue.
the company is shifting some production to Central America.
The company is the latest digital platform to crack down on such material. The site became a source of income for millions during the coronavirus pandemic.
the company is trying to reassure workers about their employment and compensation.
The company joins a growing list of retailers that have pledged to increase their economic support of companies owned by Black entrepreneurs.
The company known for making iPhones presented three electric vehicles that can serve as a basis for working with car companies.
The company lost $4.7 billion in the latest quarter
The company notified Donald F. McGahn II last month that it had been subpoenaed for his account information three years ago.
The company owned 16 theaters and more than 300 screens.
The company plans to hit up college coffee shops to spread the word about its services. When credit card companies did it a generation ago
The company praised itself this week for being “the most transparent platform on the internet.”
the company projected that ad sales would keep declining
The company pushed back its reopening
the company reported. But experts said that most people won’t need boosters anytime soon.
The company reports quarterly earnings on Wednesday
The company revised its forecast for the quarter
The company said it had $767 million in revenue last year.
The company said it had removed millions of TikTok videos in recent weeks related to hate speech
The company said it intended to finance an expansion.
The company said it was investigating and trying to resolve the issue
The company said it was the first time it had taken such a step
The company said it was working with resettlement agencies. It did not specify how long refugees could stay in the apartments and houses.
The company said it would “buy America’s next round” once 70 percent of U.S. adults had received at least one dose of a vaccine.
The company said it would also offer refunds to gamers while the developer of the much-hyped title works to fix bugs and glitches.
The company said it would invest more than $1 billion in North Carolina
The company said it would seek to sell all or some of its business while its stores remain open.
The company said normal service had been restored after some users reported problems sending messages and connecting for about two hours Tuesday morning.
The company said people use its services because they choose to
The company said the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing was intended to resolve current and future claims that its products cause cancer.
The company said the move would provide the company with the financing needed to weather the pandemic.
The company said the option would give couriers greater choice. It could also help DoorDash find people who will make less desirable deliveries.
The company said the trial would involve children ages 12 through 17.
the company said.
The company says it is on track to begin production of its electric pickup trucks in late September.
The company that makes the chairs has received reports of falls resulting in nearly a dozen injuries
The company that oversees the children’s author’s estate said that the titles contained depictions of groups that were “hurtful and wrong.”
The company they built is wildly successful. But her Washington wisdom didn’t hold up
the company told some they had to change cities or would lose their jobs. It said the plan had long been in the works.
The company tried to punt its Trump dilemma to a panel of experts. On Wednesday
The company updated registration documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday.
The company was responding to a motion filed by Fox that argued that mentions of Smartmatic were part of its reporting on a newsworthy event.
The company was the top bidder for land occupied by a former Army base.
The company will study its vaccine in children
The company’s approach has paid off to a degree that even the C.E.O. could hardly have believed possible.
the company’s biggest market.
the company’s co-founder and the country’s richest man.
The company’s DVD subscription service is ending this month
The company’s first-ever safety report
the company’s head
The company’s large U.S. trial found an efficacy rate of about 90 percent. But at this point
the company’s president said
The company’s profit was lower
The company’s recent concessions over its App Store could be part of a deliberate strategy to protect more important revenue streams.
The company’s sales grew 17 percent to $1.1 billion its last fiscal year. Losses nearly doubled
The company’s stock sank in premarket trading after AMC said in a regulatory filing that it would sell an additional 11.55 million shares.
The company’s top boss
The company’s unresolved legal troubles cast a shadow on its I.P.O. rebound.
The complaint alleges that Mr. Lindell “exploited” false claims about election fraud to support sales of his own business.
The composer and producer blamed Britain’s coronavirus restrictions for the delay.
The conference on Nov. 29 will bring together the biggest newsmakers in business
The conglomerate’s results reflected the turmoil in financial markets and the broader slowdown in U.S. economic growth.
the connection is valuable enough to throw do-over parties for the latest film.
The consolidation removes the case from a Fifth Circuit panel that had blocked the Biden administration from moving forward with it.
The consulting firm has reached the agreement with 47 states because of its advice to drugmakers
The consulting firm is the latest to invest heavily in artificial intelligence
The consumer goods giant raised prices 10 percent last quarter
The Consumer Price Index
The Consumer Price Index rose 6.2 percent in October from a year ago
The Consumer Price Index rose about 3.6 percent in April
the Consumer Product Safety Commission said.
The containers we use over and over
The contraction in the U.S. seemed to end quickly in April 2020
The conversion of the first few mutual funds into cheaper
The core business model of platforms like Facebook and Twitter poses a threat to society and requires retooling
The coronavirus and supply chain issues stymied growth in the third quarter
The coronavirus pandemic has devastated medical tourism
The coronavirus pandemic took a major toll on the oil giant’s earnings
The coronavirus was an opportunity for the Treasury secretary to redefine his legacy
The corporate response to civil rights has changed over the years.
The cost of family planning and transition care — and other personal finance stories from L.G.B.T.Q. people.
The cost of moving goods has retreated in recent months from stratospheric highs last year.
The council
The country has experienced cycles of growth and contraction in domestic consumption as the pandemic has waxed and waned.
The country is defending paying the pop star to play nowhere else in Southeast Asia. Thailand’s prime minister said the price was up to $3 million per show.
The country is moving to curb the industry’s punishing work hours. But that could leave a shortfall that disrupts Japan’s entire logistics system.
The country is pushing to digitally modernize itself. Holding it back is one of the developed world’s starkest gender gaps.
the country is racing to expand mining despite risks to the environment
The country regards children as crucial in its quest for herd immunity
The country relies less on foreign oil than it used to
The country star said he hoped to resume his tour by the end of the year
The country’s antimonopoly regulator has warned the powerful industry to improve the treatment of franchisees who have been fighting for shorter opening hours.
The country’s biggest banks will report their quarterly earnings this week
the country’s bike-making industry is building new factories
The country’s central bank made clear its displeasure with the financial technology company
the country’s court system itself could face judgment.
The country’s energy inefficiency and dependence on climate-damaging coal threaten to damage its image as a reliable manufacturing base.
The country’s lower leagues offer a tempting entry to ownership. But the sport’s economics mean even multimillionaires can struggle to compete.
the country’s National Bureau of Statistics announced on Monday in Beijing.
The country’s statistics agency published new “experimental” labor market data
The country’s top leader warned that the world should not allow “unilateralism pursued by certain countries to set the pace for the whole world.”
The country’s worst industrial fire killed more than 260 people in 2012. Victims’ relatives said the real culprits had escaped justice.
The couple’s investments
The couple’s production company and the streaming service announced an end to their relationship
The court will decide whether Purdue’s owners can gain permanent immunity from future opioid lawsuits in exchange for payments up to $6 billion.
The coziness between the TV executive and Mr. Trump is a Frankenstein story for the cable news era. But then the monster got away.
The crazy cousin of traditional currencies
The creation of the union
the creator of ChatGPT.
The creators of “Slow Burn” have a new podcast.
The creators of “Slow Burn” have a new season of their podcast “Fiasco
The crew arrived on Saturday on the Dragon Endeavour
The criminal case against the former president’s business could deliver a blow to his finances
The crises of 2020
The crypto king gambled that his trading platform would make him a benevolent trillionaire. But after a fraud conviction
The cryptocurrency giant’s initial public offering holds big potential — and significant risks.
The cryptocurrency has had a bad stretch in the market
The cryptocurrency that started as a joke is up by roughly 14
The crystal ball remains cloudy when it comes to travel. Here’s how to avoid losing money if you have to cancel.
the currency has crashed and Riad Salameh’s reign at the central bank is facing allegations of fraud.
the current head of the Musée d’Orsay
The current minimum
The current version of Google’s mobile operating system includes several features that can make life easier and a bit more whimsical.
The data provides the first glimpse into virus cases at Tesla
The data tells the scale of upheaval.
The daughter-in-law of former President Donald J. Trump is joining the cable channel after appearing as a frequent guest during the 2020 campaign.
The deal
The deal for the company’s retail business will keep a number of locations open and is likely to save tens of thousands of jobs.
The deal is part of a larger arrangement between BuzzFeed and Verizon Media to share content across their platforms.
The deal is the latest big takeover this year
The deal to join the stock market through a merger with a shell company would value the e-sports conglomerate at about $1 billion.
The deal will avoid a ballot fight over a law passed last year that could have resulted in higher pay and other changes opposed by restaurant companies and franchisees.
The deal with Joe Rogan
The deal with News Corp follows a standoff over legislation passed by the Australian government to compensate publishers.
The deal with Unifor was a relief for the Detroit automaker
The deal would provide badly needed cash to a company that said this summer that it could go out of business without raising more money.
The DealBook newsletter’s inbox has been overflowing with reactions to a presentation by employees at Goldman Sachs.
The deaths of two young employees of Pinduoduo
the debate is still raging.
The decades-old game show
The decision
The decision comes as China’s top leaders gathered in Beijing to set the country’s priorities for the coming year.
The decision on the value of Mr. Jackson’s name and likeness will significantly lower his estate’s tax burden from the government’s first assessment.
The decision to delay certification of the Russia-to-Germany gas pipeline comes amid rising political tensions between the West and Russia.
The decision to narrow the case to search could set off separate lawsuits from states over Google’s power in other business segments.
The decision to spin off WarnerMedia to Discovery ends an expensive deal-making binge for the giant telecom company.
The decision undercuts efforts by the European Union to force big tech firms to pay more in taxes.
The decision was the latest in a battle between the ride-hailing giant and London regulators.
The decline is the most definitive evidence of a slowdown in new programming that has been predicted for at least a year.
The decline was the first in three weeks
the delay has come at a great cost.
The delay in announcing routine growth data this week was only the latest example of how hard it has become to peer into China’s economy
The delivery company’s shares started trading at $182 each
the Delta variant has brought the return of a practice well-honed by the pandemic: waiting.
The Delta variant has upended events
The Delta variant has upended office return plans. Here’s when large companies expert to have employees back at their desks.
The deluge in the city of Zhengzhou revealed how China’s years of go-go construction had left its cities vulnerable to climate change.
The demands of the profession appear to clash with the process of starting a family. “There’s a health risk in it.”
The department is expected to outline a potential antitrust case against Google
The Department of Cultural Affairs announced Tuesday that more than 1
The Department of Justice’s case against the proposed merger of Aon and Willis Towers Watson was the first big trustbusting move by the Biden administration.
The department outlined several cases
The department store
The department store chain is investing $30 million over five years to support entrepreneurs from underrepresented groups in the retail industry.
The departure comes after two other senior editors left NewsNation in recent months. The network has struggled to draw viewers.
the designer talks about doing things as she wants them done
The desolate beauty of the winemaking tradition on Lanzarote
The desperate hunt for treatments and vaccines has changed how researchers
The Detroit Lions’ playoff run has provided much joy and a boost for local businesses around Ford Field
the difference is being passed on to shoppers.
The digital media companies that once seemed to have a lock on the future are making plans to get bigger and pay back their investors.
The digital media company has raised eyebrows for its claims about its audience size for years. Then came the strange voice on the phone.
The digital media company Ozy was close to securing a $40 investment from Goldman Sachs before things got weird.
The digital media company’s founders
The digital media start-up had come under scrutiny for its business practices after articles in The Times.
The digital money
The digital publisher is said to be on the verge of announcing a SPAC merger that would take the company public.
The disappearance of a 22-year-old woman sparked national interest
The discount airline became the second to sell shares in a public offering this year as more people begin traveling again.
The discovery of multiple nooses has set off heated debates about the responsibility of companies and the ability of workers to speak their mind.
The discussions come as TikTok’s ownership by a Chinese company is under scrutiny by the White House and lawmakers.
The disgraced crypto entrpreneur was freed on $250 million bond
the disgraced founder of Theranos
The disruption to child care could have long-term career costs
the document says
The documentary filmmaker Laura Poitras said First Look Media ended its contract with her because of her public criticisms
The dollar figure that the federal financial aid form spits out has long left families confused and despondent. And then
The doomsday warnings about tech start-ups failing in the pandemic have not yielded the shakeout that many expected a few months ago.
The door that opened in June may close for some again as E.U. officials see American coronavirus cases surge.
The drama of GameStop is misleading; the surer path to wealth is extremely boring.
The dramatic effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the travel industry and beyond are made clear in six charts.
the dream of turning a pastime into a moneymaker is no longer a fantasy for these entrepreneurs.
The drug
The drug from Biogen
The drugmaker’s experimental antibody treatment is similar to the one President Trump received from Regeneron.
The drugstore chain’s parent company said that it delivered 13.5 million vaccinations in the three months that ended in September.
the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are Hollywood producers.
The Dutch energy company has a presence in Britain
The dystopian Netflix hit taps South Korea’s worries about costly housing and scarce jobs
The e-bike industry is booming
The e-commerce giant had struggled to gain a foothold in a society that prefers to shop in person
the e-commerce titan will rely on small rockets to get prototypes of its satellite constellation into space.
The E.U.’s passenger rights law has changed how airlines schedule flights.
The earnings were driven by success in the company’s Microsoft Cloud business
The earthquake’s staggering reconstruction bill will join other economic woes as the country’s autocratic leader faces re-election.
the easternmost of the Canary Islands
The ebbing of the pandemic has brought price increases
The economic and political effects of the Taliban takeover will be felt around the world.
The economic concept
the economic downturn stands to be reversed
The economic toll of Russia’s war on Ukraine keeps widening
The Economist
the economist Robert J. Shiller says
The economist taught a generation of corporate leaders that profit should be their main motive. A new group of C.E.O.s begs to differ.
The economy and the stock market have churned out spectacular numbers
The economy contracted by nearly 10 percent last year
The economy grew 1.3 percent in the third quarter
The economy has regained roughly three-quarters of the output lost during the collapse last spring
The economy is a riddle
The economy is at a major inflection point
The economy is reopening
The economy remains hot
The economy still has 6.8 million fewer jobs than it did before the pandemic
The economy’s rebound showed signs of stagnating. Then enhanced unemployment benefits and a small-business loan program expired.
the editor and publisher of The Hartford Courant
the editor in chief of New York’s Daily News
The Education Department said it would wipe out the debts of 560
The effects of a breach of a car
The effort
The effort by Senators Richard Blumenthal and Josh Hawley is the latest move by lawmakers to catch up with the rapidly evolving technology.
The effort could bring a second unionization vote at an Amazon warehouse in less than a year.
The effort reflects the continuing and evolving threat the coronavirus pandemic poses to the economic recovery.
The electric car company is helping Chinese companies become global players in the emerging industry
The electric car company made $1 billion in the second quarter as its revenue roughly doubled from the same period a year earlier.
The electric-car maker has weathered the global shortage of semiconductors better than more established rivals.
The electric-car maker will hold the digital currency and handle the crypto transactions internally.
The electric-car maker’s latest surge came after a deal to supply vehicles to Hertz. Its stock has risen more than tenfold since March 2020.
the electric-car maker’s shares are more than five times as valuable than they were a year ago.
The elite California auctions are back
The Elizabeth Holmes fraud trial is set to be a major spectacle
The emblem for Facebook’s new parent company is built for the metaverse
The emergence of vaccines has taken the edge off the worst fears
The employee
The end of a decades-long practice comes amid political backlash and increasing threats to agents.
The end of a long and profitable relationship with soccer’s governing body would mean renaming one of the most popular video games of all time.
The energy giant’s stunning loss was the work of a tiny hedge fund that believes investing for social good is also good for the bottom line.
the engineer
The engines on certain Boeing 777s have experienced a number of failures.
The episode mocked both Mao Zedong and the government’s efforts to suppress memory of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre.
The euro was last worth the same as the dollar in December 2002
The European Central Bank is expected to update its inflation and economic growth forecasts.
The European Commission chief expects provisions opening the door for vaccinated Americans
The European company Ardagh Group is separating its aluminum can-making business via a SPAC.
The European oil giant has plans for a future with more electrical generation.
The European Parliament voted to refuse to ratify an investment agreement with China until Beijing lifts sanctions on European critics.
The European Union has drafted new emergency rules that will most likely severely cut exports to Britain and other countries to ease supply shortages at home.
The eurozone economy grew 2 percent last quarter
The eurozone’s annual inflation rate climbed last month to 3.4 percent
The exchange’s operator said the problem stemmed from a system that reports market data
The exhibition opens on July Fourth
The exit of Teneo’s chief raises questions about the future of the influential advisory firm.
The expanded City First Bank
the experiment has had mixed results.
the experts punted back.
The F.B.I. says a gallery owner made up medical emergencies
The F.B.I. scored two major victories
The F.C.C. approved the company’s 3
the F.D.A. said.
The F.T.C. and more than 40 states seek to break up the tech giant.
the F.T.C. blocked a major chip deal.
The F.T.C. chair shot to fame six years ago after publishing an academic article that the company needed to be contained. Legal experts wonder if that time has come.
The F.T.C. recently took its first legal action to stop the fraud. Consumers may not know the debts are on their reports until they apply for a loan.
The F.T.C. said in its request that it had reached an agreement with Facebook over the proposed extension.
the facade is cracking at her namesake talk show.
The Facebook owner said it would appeal an order to stop sending data about European Union users to the United States.
The facilities can look like luxury apartments or modest group homes
The failed streaming company led by Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman is in talks with Roku about a deal.
The fallout would be particularly hard for landlords already struggling with piling debt and companies scaling back their office footprint.
the famous and the flawed
The fashion company will merge with a SPAC
The fashion house has created a game to showcase its latest collection
The fashion house spent heavily on its stores and supply chain despite a profit plunge of more than 40 percent
The fashion label’s owner
The fast-food chain
The fast-food chain has named Tyson Foods
The fast-food chain said Steve Easterbrook
The fast-food company is raising wages at company-owned restaurants
The fast-food giant’s suit against its former C.E.O. may prompt other companies to review their pay and severance policies.
The fast-growing platform’s poor track record during recent voting abroad does not bode well for elections in the U.S.
The fast-moving events highlighted the difficulty of covering the war between Israel and Hamas.
The fastest-growing dessert chain in the United States has sweets lovers divided. But the debate is great for business.
The father and son each received sentences of more than a year and had confessed to helping the executive
The fears of infection from the coronavirus have created a new role in society for the automobile
The Fed and Treasury chiefs both described the economy in gloomy terms at a congressional hearing. But they differed about how to fix it.
the Fed could face growing calls to dial back its economic support.
The Fed indicated it was planning to slow down its purchases of government bonds as soon as November. And food delivery workers in New York gained protections.
The Fed’s emergency lending authorities are a key part of its job. Republicans want to curb them. Democrats are pushing back.
The Fed’s preferred inflation gauge climbed 2.5 percent in the year through February
the Fed’s vice chair for supervision said the case for a digital dollar must clear a “high bar.”
the federal agency’s long-term agenda for drug approvals or new issues is languishing without a permanent commissioner.
The Federal Aviation Administration says the 777X may need more test flights and will get closer scrutiny
the federal government has more suits in the pipeline trying to rein in Big Tech.
The federal grants will support Samsung’s new chip manufacturing hub in Taylor
The Federal Reserve
The Federal Reserve and European Central Bank are aiming to curb inflation while not harming economic growth.
The Federal Reserve chair’s term expires in February. Though insiders say that he has a good chance of being reappointed
The Federal Reserve crossed red lines to rescue markets in March 2020. Is there enough momentum to fix the weaknesses the episode exposed?
The Federal Reserve has said it is conditioning its policy decisions on the job market. That makes the August data a point of concern.-
The Federal Reserve is expected to announce plans to slow its bond buying while leaving interest rates near zero. But the focus is on what comes next.
The Federal Reserve is proudly politically independent. That makes key discussions around climate change and racial inequity a balancing act.
The Federal Reserve is set to release an examination of why its oversight of the bank failed to stem disaster at 11 a.m. on Friday.
The Federal Reserve president leading the Main Street lending program is testifying before an oversight commission
the Federal Reserve’s chairman
The field
The fight over SALT is a case study in the age-old conflict between constituent politics and national policy.
The fight over voting rights shows corporate leaders face pressure to speak out even in the post-Trump era.
the figure fell to 199
The figure is expected to look weak because inventories needed less rebuilding
The filing by the nation’s largest retailer of musical instruments highlights the growing gap between the strongest and weakest companies in the pandemic.
The filing comes two years after the company defaulted on its debt
The film
The film tells the story about the stock market frenzy over the video game retailer GameStop. It was financed and produced by the son of a Wall Street superpower.
The final prize announced this year was given to the former Federal Reserve chair and others for their research “on banks and financial crises.”
The final round of funding for the year totals $32.8 million and will support 213 projects across the country.
The financial industry will be relied on to meet climate goals. NatWest
The financial loss from the fire
The financial world has been debating if market appetite for buying U.S. debt is near a limit. The ramifications for funding government priorities are immense.
The financier Sir James Goldsmith created two lavish retreats in Mexico that are now hotels. A writer checked in to get a peek inside the world of the superwealthy.
The findings point to the potential of upward mobility for people without a college degree.
The fine was the largest ever imposed by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
The firms decision is the most significant among companies rethinking their political donations after last week’s violence in the Capitol.
The first applications for the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant program
the first full-capacity concert in a New York arena since March of 2020.
The first institution dedicated to the history of the Great White Way and the artistry of its shows and theaters plans to welcome visitors next summer.
The first lady was in Delano
The first meteorologist to forecast the weather on New York television
the first of its kind in the world
The first product of the much-hyped collaboration made a big splash. But can Kanye West actually save Gap?
The first round of funding for the year totals $24 million and will support 225 projects across the country.
The first shots could be given as early as Dec. 21
the first such finding in the recent unionization push.
the first to report earnings this quarter
the first woman and the first African to serve in the post
The flying blades can cause injury and damage property
The focus of much discussion is on how it will replace jobs
the focus was on Will Smith’s altercation with Chris Rock.
The Food and Drug Administration authorized a second coronavirus vaccine for emergency use
the food delivery app that Uber bought last year.
The food industry has long touted its products as impossible to resist. But with a spotlight on the perils of compulsive eating
The forced liquidation of China Evergrande epitomizes the sector’s struggles: Nationwide
The Forgotten Woman boutique
The former anchor of “NBC Nightly News” rehabilitated his tarnished image as the host of a popular 11 p.m. show on MSNBC.
The former curator at the Louvre in Paris will take on the task of reinvigorating the struggling museum
the former defense secretary
the former Facebook manager will be questioned by policymakers planning tougher tech regulations.
the former Fed chair will be at the center of the new administration’s agenda.
The former Fed chief is poised to return to government as Treasury secretary
the former No. 2 at the company.
The former president
The former president began discussing a deal with a ‘blank check’ company early this year. Investors weren’t told.
the former president of South Korea who was impeached in 2017.
the former president of Warner Bros. Television
The former president targeted the platform while in office but has now come out against a bill that could ban the short video app in the U.S.
The former press secretary in the Bush White House will moderate the next Republican debate. She’s managed to rise at Fox without being a Trump supplicant.
the former prime minister
the former Purdue Pharma president and board member was evasive and defiant.
the former secretary of state
The former Treasury secretary Hank Paulson will urge President Biden and President Xi Jinping of China to ease tensions
The former Treasury secretary has attracted investment from Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund.
The former Trump adviser was charged with defrauding investors in a private project to build a border wall. He’s not the only big name associated with it.
The foundation noted that women have been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic.
the founder and C.E.O. of Beyond Meat
The founder of Binance
The founder of the e-commerce giant steps down as C.E.O. in two days. Then what?
the founder of the failed blood testing start-up defended herself but admitted that she had made mistakes.
the founder of the failed blood testing start-up Theranos
The founder of Theranos unexpectedly took the stand in her own defense on Friday
The founders of the cryptocurrency exchanges FTX and Binance talked with The Times about risk and regulation.
the Fox News anchor attempted to reset the proceedings midway through.
The Fox News morning show
The French automaker is joining the ranks of manufacturers who are deeply committed to a battery-powered future.
The French carmaker had a record net loss of 7.3 billion euros in the first half as the coronavirus pandemic slammed sales.
The frenzy for the troubled retailer’s stock has been a headscratcher for the analysts who try to determine a company’s value.
The frenzy over artificial intelligence may be ushering in the long-awaited moment when technology goes wild. Or maybe it’s the hype that is out of control.
the full amount.
The fund is working on a complex potential deal to invest in Universal Music Group.
The funding will be the largest capital investment in the museum’s nearly 200-year history.
the funds have gone bargain hunting in Britain
The furniture capital of the state is ground zero for inflation
The future of gun control may be at stake.
The G20 gathering begins a crucial stretch in yearslong negotiations.
The game
The game was bought as a Christmas gift in 1986 but was left in a desk drawer for 35 years. It sold for $660
The game’s cultlike following in Afghanistan inhabits a real-life version of its violent virtual reality.
the Games don’t pay off
The Games failed to live up to their economic promise and cast a harsh light on Japan’s political culture. Some feel “a hunger for a new system.”
the gaming company said it would wait to test the market.
The gaming site
The gaming site and app
The gap between rates set for private insurers and employers vs. those by the federal government stirs the debate over a government-run health plan.
the gap between the economically privileged and the precarious became impossible to ignore.
The gap between workers and C.E.O.s widened during the pandemic as public companies granted top executives some of the richest pay packages ever.
the generals moved quickly to take the country offline
The generational divide on returning to the office is not neatly drawn. For some young professionals
the German carmaker began producing a new S-Class
The German carmaker outlined ambitious goals to build battery factories as it ties its fate to electric cars.
The German company CureVac hopes its RNA vaccine will rival those made by Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech. It could be ready next month.
The German government
The giants aren’t the only ones. A subset of software
The gift from the writer and performer will help create an educational hub at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center.
The Gina Prince-Bythewood historical drama
The global price of gold has reached its highest levels as Chinese investors and consumers
The global semiconductor shortage has disrupted auto production in the United States and elsewhere.
the good old days. Were they really that good?
The good will President Biden brings on his first trip abroad papers over lingering doubts about U.S. reliability and the cost that Europe will be expected to pay.
The government
The government could revive an idea to make it mandatory for large companies to report their pay gaps by ethnicity.
the government has announced a new fund to help households pay for essentials like food and utility bills.
The government has avoided default
the government has been relying on a patchwork of programs that officials say are hampered by limited size and gaps in data collection.
The government has been using its money and power to create an alternative to a global news media dominated by outlets like the BBC and CNN.
the government has questions.
The government hopes the measure will draw investment. Labor leaders say that workers’ protections will be slashed
The government in Berlin agreed to bail out one of the country’s largest suppliers of natural gas
The government is allowing people who qualify for the earned-income tax credit to use income from either 2020 or 2019
The government is encouraging more factories
The government is going to require businesses with more than 100 employees to require vaccinations or weekly Covid tests.
The government is lifting a lockdown despite warnings from health experts that the outbreak could worsen.
the government says that must change.
The government set out to prop up the economy. It may also be propping up the market.
The government swiftly replaced her and said the change did not reflect a policy shift for the country
The government wants to bolster electricity supply and ease dependence on foreign developers like China.
The government’s new nutritional recommendations arrive amid a pandemic that has taken a huge toll on American health.
The governor of Texas bans vaccine mandates. Prices are rising quickly. And WeWork is finally going public.
The great reopening offers ample opportunity to lift your spirits if you have some money to spare. Here’s how to do it right.
The grocery chain
The gross domestic product grew 0.5 percent (a 2 percent annualized rate) as supply-chain bottlenecks and the resurgent pandemic hampered the economy.
The group claims there were ample supplies of meat in cold storage even as Smithfield warned that the country was in danger of running out of meat.
The group forecast that the worldwide economy would grow 5.7 percent in 2021
The group has long tapped underground banks and opium to fund Afghanistan’s insurgency. Fixing the nation’s problems will require a lot more than that.
The group is expected to weigh a potential but by no means certain production increase of as much as 1.5 million barrels a day.
The Group of 7 nations agreed to back a new minimum global minimum tax rate that companies would have to pay regardless of where they are based.
the group said.
The group was likely using the websites to install malware that helped it gather data from government agencies and other groups
The group will issue recommendations on how the government can use existing authority to help workers join labor unions and bargain collectively.
The Guggenheim will show the work of the conceptual artist who probes questions of identity.
The hackers started their attack in January but escalated their efforts in recent weeks
The hacking of the password manager should make us reassess whether to trust companies to store our sensitive data in the cloud.
the happier I am
The hardest-hit owners will be eligible for another loan from the Paycheck Protection Program.
the hate continues.
The head of South Korea’s largest company was accused of illegally using a sedative.
the head of the company
the head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
the head of the once high-flying conglomerate HNA Group.
the health authorities said.
The health care company
the health food store became the place to see and be seen.
the heavily altered racecar has been the subject of seemingly endless legal twists and turns and acrimonious confrontations.
The hedge fund manager
The hedge fund pioneer is barred for life from buying more antiquities. He turned over 180 stolen objects that had decorated his homes and office.
The hedge fund wants the company to separate its oil and gas business from initiatives in renewable energy.
The hedge-funder who loves a public crusade — and taking charge — is on to a new stage of his career: online warrior.
the herald angels shout: 9 p.m. is too late to be out.
the high fees and a lower-quality menu of investment options found in some plans can shrink your balance significantly.
The high volume of trading by its customers
The high-profile tech investor’s origin story is unique in the industry.
The highest bid for Mr. Cleese’s work is now about $36
the highest in 13 years.
the Hollywood studios and the Detroit automakers appear to have been taken aback by the tactics and tougher style adopted by new union leaders.
The home-rental company’s blockbuster I.P.O. followed that of the delivery company DoorDash. Investors piled into both.
The home-rental company’s stock debut briefly left its own chief speechless.
The honor is part of a slate of changes
The horses in higher-end wooden sets must be hand-carved
the host of “The Daily Show.”
The host was Fox News’s brightest star
The host-guest relationship puts all the work on the server
the hosts Sean Hannity and Steve Doocy encourage viewers to get Covid-19 shots as the Delta variant spreads.
The hot cereal joins Aunt Jemima
The housing market has altered the math of moving for nearly everyone.
The huge gain stems from the bank’s acquisition of its rival Credit Suisse this spring for about $3.2 billion
The huge grocery chain and other megastores like it have revolutionized the way many Asian-Americans shop and eat.
The I.R.S. almost never audits private equity firms
The I.R.S. announced one of its largest increases in decades to caps on retirement contributions
The I.R.S. believes the American drugmaker used an abusive offshore scheme to avoid federal taxes.
The I.R.S. said tax filers who needed more time could have an extra month. The federal tax deadline has arrived.
the I.R.S. said. If yours isn’t sent by then
The ICP crypto token was worth billions. Until it wasn’t.
The idea of an agile “Global Britain” was an effective sales pitch. But that was before President Trump and other populists began erecting barriers to trade.
The immediate outlook is grim
The implosion of the exchange FTX shows how an industry built in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis has drifted far from its original ideals.
The income-driven plan known as SAVE has reduced payments for millions of borrowers. Lawsuits by Republican-led states are seeking to upend it.
The increase from the same period last year comes as competition grows among automakers producing electric vehicles in the United States.
The increase was a sign that consumerism remained resilient
The Indian capital lifted restrictions on manufacturing and construction
The Indian currency has lost about 7 percent of its value against the dollar this year
the Indian Institute of Management in Ahmedabad said that it would reconvene to consider the dorms’ future.
The industrial giant Caterpillar hired William Barr and other lawyers to defuse a federal criminal investigation of alleged tax dodges.
the industrial giant proposes to build as many as 16 generating plants.
The industry employs millions of people
the industry grew in 2020 as businesses moved tastings and other activities outdoors.
The industry is in reset mode. Does a Milanese upstart have the blueprint for how to grow a next generation of blockbuster brands?
the industry’s production problems are causing the pain to ripple.
The influx of star podcasters looms over a dispute between the union and managers at the Spotify-owned digital media company founded by Bill Simmons.
The initiative would also promote the construction of charging stations and include financial incentives for consumers and carmakers.
The inquiry
The inquiry will focus a spotlight on a steel magnate and a financier whose business collapse has provoked a scandal in Britain.
The inside story of how it happened and why it matters.
The Inspiration4 mission successfully lifted off from Florida
The institutions are expensive
The International Energy Agency said in its monthly report that oil production was picking up in the United States.
the International Labor Organization said.
The International Monetary Fund is set to release about $460 billion in currency reserves to Afghanistan next week.
The International Monetary Fund says the persistence of the coronavirus and global supply chain crisis weighs on economies.
The internet
The internet giant acquired One Medical
The internet has turned us all into our own travel planners
The internet-connected world is completely dependent on the production of semiconductors. That’s become a problem now that supplies are running short.
The inventory of homes for sale is startlingly low. The pandemic is part of the reason
The investor
The investor’s response to a lawsuit marks another twist in his efforts to save his billion-dollar blank-check vehicle.
The iPad was the first gadget to be showcased at Apple’s annual product lineup.
The iPhone maker is making a bold bet that it can redefine the niche category of virtual reality with its $3
The island’s biggest chip maker has been a coveted partner to both battling giants. But rising nationalism is making it harder to keep the middle ground.
The island’s success against the coronavirus has created a sinking feeling for many residents: How much longer can their good fortune last?
The Italian brand is reducing its runway schedule. Your Instagram is about to change.
The Italian carmaker just had its first runway show. Was it any good? And what is the company thinking anyway?
The Ivy League school said it was dismissing allegations that students had looked up online course materials during remote exams.
The Japanese carmaker will also manufacture a new electric vehicle in England as part of a £1 billion investment
The Japanese company hoped to become the country’s first private business to put a satellite into orbit. The failed launch was its inaugural flight.
the Japanese conglomerate’s founder
The Japanese subsidiary of Warner Bros. criticized what it called insensitive promotion of “Barbie” by the company’s headquarters.
The Jensen Interceptor
The journalists who took part in a staff rebellion last year are starting Defector Media
The judge
The judgment
The Justice Department antitrust case contends that the carriers’ cooperation in Boston and New York reduces competition.
The Justice Department for more than a year has investigated whether Google abuses its dominance over the interlocking technologies that deliver ads online.
The Justice Department has been appealing the deal
The Justice Department said the partnership amounted to a merger in the New York and Boston markets and reduced competition more widely.
The Justice Department says AJ+
The justices will consider whether limits on payments to student-athletes violate antitrust laws.
the Karastan factory is shutting down.
the Kering group
The key to its revival may be a breakthrough in creating a quieter sonic boom. The challenges
The kind of critically praised dramas that often dominate the awards season are falling flat at the box office
The kind of independent movies that the festival showcases have struggled at the box office
the King of the Off-Road is vying to maintain its cult following while it charts its electric future.
the Kremlin’s censorship infrastructure gives it sweeping power to block sites. Many fear a new age of digital isolation.
The Labor Department has opened inquiries into whether migrant children were working inside slaughterhouses owned by the poultry-processing giants.
The Labor Department is scheduled to release its weekly report on applications for government unemployment insurance.
The Labor Department proposal would most likely treat drivers and other gig workers as contractors
The Labor Department report came as concerns grow over the potential impact of the Delta variant of the coronavirus.
The Labor Department said that 4.2 million people quit their jobs last month
the Labor Department said.
The Labor Department will release the Consumer Price Index at 8:30 a.m.
The labor market has lagged behind other measures of recovery
The labor market is struggling to return to normal after more than a year of being whipsawed by the pandemic.
The labor market showed continued resilience. President Biden signed legislation averting a rail strike. And a near-total embargo on Russian oil takes effect.
the labor organizer who formed the country’s first successful farmworkers’ union.
The largest American banks are classified as “systemically important” and subject to more stringent scrutiny. Some lawmakers want to do the same for Big Tech.
The largest private development in U.S. history has attracted marquee companies
The largest U.S. independent refining company will get cash
the last two major U.S. airlines to report first-quarter earnings
The latest backlash over Disney’s remake of the movie centers on how it was partly filmed in Xinjiang
The latest clash between Florida’s governor and Disney. The looming X-date. And the boom this year in corporate bankruptcies.
the latest company to suggest that virtual working will become the norm.
The latest corporate vaccine mandates cover more types of workers — and customers.
the latest data adds to evidence that distress is on the decline.
The latest data comes during crippling train strikes as workers demand pay in line with the rising cost of living.
The latest economic and business news during the coronavirus pandemic.
the latest economic disruption has driven many out of the work force prematurely.
the latest in a flurry of activity in the high-stakes case.
the latest in a series of economic re-evaluations.
The latest jobs report was good
The latest numbers surpass even the yearly tolls during the height of the opioid epidemic and mark a reversal of progress against addiction in recent years.
The latest perks include harvesting honey and digging in the dirt
The latest quarterly results from Microsoft and Alphabet show that their big investments in artificial intelligence are on different trajectories.
the latest setback in the long quest to find effective therapies for the disease.
the latest sign that the economic recovery remains on track despite rising interest rates.
The latest standoff over raising the nation’s debt ceiling is giving new life to an old theory about how to avoid a default.
The latest targets include homegrown giants like Didi Chuxing.
the latest twist in a trial that has captivated Silicon Valley.
The latest zigzag in the pandemic has already curtailed travel
The law
The lawsuit
The lawsuit could have far-reaching consequences for the entire blank-check industry.
The lawsuit says women at the gaming company were paid less and discriminated against
The lawyers overseeing the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange accused Joe Bankman and Barbara Fried of enriching themselves with money their son stole from customers.
The layoffs include most of the executive team at Postmates
The leader of the Japanese conglomerate stepped down as the company faces a buyout offer and an inquiry into management practices.
The leaders of Google
The league is pushing to popularize and benefit from sports betting while still trying to guard against the potential pitfalls for its players
The league’s longtime television partners
The leak adds to the challenges facing the Elon Musk-owned company
The legendary Los Angeles road
The legislation extends control over platforms like Facebook
The liberal co-host of “The Five” is quarantining
The library will start an initiative
The life cycle of a magical baby-soothing toy.
the life sciences industry is swooping in to snap up vacant office space.
The likes of Frito-Lay and food delivery services are expecting a busy Sunday
The list of scarce gadgets is long
The listing
The livestock carrier
The livestreaming site announced new guidelines after contending with claims that its streamers were too easily abused.
The London airport’s capacity troubles because of staff shortages and soaring demand have contributed to delays
The London-based designer says she had to take control at both of her brands: “I needed to learn everything.”
The long-anticipated automation revolution has begun. Robots are ready to operate forklifts and do laundry. It’s not as scary as it sounds.
The long-delayed Marvel-Disney movie generated $80 million at the box office and another $60 million on the Disney+ streaming platform.
the longtime chief executive of the airline
The longtime host acknowledged that her talk show’s workplace was not “a place of happiness” and vowed to take a more hands-on role.
The longtime lieutenant to Jeff Bezos has made more changes than many expected since becoming C.E.O.
The longtime Washington insider is now the central bank’s No. 2. That could give her more bandwidth to influence policy.
The Los Angeles art dealer Douglas Chrismas has surrendered to the F.B.I. and a trial date has been set for September.
The low rates that propelled the stock market’s boom are starting to rise
The luxury giant LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton backed out of its deal to buy the jeweler.
The luxury group has bought a majority stake in Off-White and given its founder license to shake up more than just fashion. And he’s got skin in the game.
The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on the over employed and the under ambitious.
The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on workplace deceptions.
The main utility serving Hawaii did not pre-emptively shut off power before high winds reached Maui
The mainstreaming of digital vaccine passes could lead to more surveillance
The major medical center’s rejection of the new Alzheimer’s drug is one of the starkest signs of concern over its effectiveness.
the major networks focused on a largely ceremonial event that is usually the stuff of C-SPAN.
the maker of Fortnite
the maker of OxyContin.
the maker of Scania
the Maldives is reviving its luxury resorts. It’s also risking new outbreaks and courting controversy on social media.
The man who helped give the world candy-colored computers walked out the door as Tim Cook took charge. What does that mean for the company’s next big thing?
The man who was almost New York’s mayor talks about the current campaign
The Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index
the manufacturer of OxyContin.
The market for shares of hot start-ups like SpaceX and Stripe is projected to reach a record $64 billion this year.
the market for snacks and Americana. Will it last?
the market had its best rally in months.
The marketing business is going through a period of innovation as it sheds workers and tries to hold on to clients.
The marquee reads: “see you on the other side.” For Nitehawk Cinema in Brooklyn
The mayor and cultural institutions agree to require vaccinations as coronavirus cases rise with the spread of the Delta variant.
The measure now heads to the Senate
The measure prohibits health professionals from revealing your medical records
The measure seeks to strengthen the Federal Aviation Administration and impose tougher penalties on corporate executives who undermine regulators.
The meatpacking giant
The meatpacking giant took the lead on corporate vaccination rules despite uncertainty on how employees would react.
The meeting is intended to rally more support from business leaders
The meeting let North American leaders present a united front without going into detail on deeper issues
The mega-budget comedic adventure took in $34 million in North America and $30 million on Disney+ worldwide.
the member states would add 350
The messaging app
the method that found the Golden State Killer.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art told its staff that it was laying off 79 employees and announced 181 furloughs and 93 voluntary retirements.
The Microsoft-owned service had censored posts in China
The milestone seemed unreachable just three years ago and comes as Tesla has seen a string of profitable quarters and a buoyant stock.
The mine workers are calling for the creation of new jobs through tax credits that would subsidize the making of solar panel and wind turbine components.
the mines are like casinos in the middle of the Andes: One stone could change it all.
The mining giant’s chief executive was among those pushed out after shareholders revolted over the destruction of ancient Indigenous sites in Western Australia.
The Minnesota Democrat and former presidential candidate said her book would call for reform in how the United States treats monopolies and competition.
The mission hinted at what space travel could look like in a more accessible future
the moderator of the opening matchup on Tuesday.
The moderators of the Reddit message board WallStreetBets battled over movie deals after their sudden fame with the GameStop mania.
The momentum behind organizations that aim to combat online falsehoods has started to taper off.
The money
The money manager said it will let more clients vote individually in companies’ elections
The more Elizabeth Doerr learned about timepieces
the more she was enthralled. Now she’s editor of an online magazine.
The most common option for ships trying to avoid the Suez Canal logjam is to reroute themselves around Africa’s Cape of Good Hope.
the most popular crypto platform.
the most popular one in Britain
the most since May.
The most stubborn social network admits defeat
the most valuable U.S. cryptocurrency company
The move
The move avoids a cliff at the end of the month that borrowers and loan servicers feared would cause a messy disruption.
The move brings the total number of Johnson & Johnson doses made at the troubled plant and cleared by the F.D.A. to roughly 40 million.
The move by the 204-year-old Remington Arms Company came after years of litigation and declining sales.
The move gives Nvidia a way into mobile chips
The move has been long sought by public health and civil rights groups
The move highlights the risk of Legionnaires’ disease outbreaks when buildings are reopened after coronavirus lockdowns.
The move is a “means to an end” for BuzzFeed to grow via acquisitions and e-commerce
The move is part of Beijing’s regulatory pushback against the business empire of Jack Ma
The move is the Communist Party’s latest attempt to reverse declining birthrates as a demographic crisis looms.
The move is the oil giant’s first foray in the production of a metal vital for electric vehicle batteries.
The move leaves Oracle as the sole known remaining bidder
The move on Monday night followed numerous tweets by Mr. Lindell promoting debunked conspiracy theories about election fraud.
The move plunges the social network into the post-coup politics of the roiled nation
The move reverses a Trump administration policy aimed at sheltering the department’s contractors from state oversight.
the move sets up a clash over free speech amid a widening political and public health crisis.
The move to phase out gasoline-powered cars
The move was expected to kick off a round of new vaccination mandates from hospitals
The move was one of the biggest by Bob Chapek since he became C.E.O. in February.
The move will give the Wall Street giant complete ownership over its Chinese investment banking operations.
The move would reduce the size of the bets that investors can make by lowering the amount of leverage it offers to 20 times from 101 times.
The moves by the Commerce Department against the Europe-based firms are the latest effort to rein in a spyware industry that has spiraled out of control in recent years.
The moves came after critics and even some allies of the social media companies said they had failed to prevent the misinformation that led to chaos on Wednesday.
The moves may result in a second antitrust lawsuit against Google before the end of the year.
The multimillionaire Boaz Weinstein disclosed why he paid no or little taxes for several years.
The multipronged advice
The museum adds a midcareer component to a program known for anointing new talent.
the Museum of Fine Arts
‭The museum’s board will be led by the financier J. Tomilson Hill and joined by the poet Claudia Rankine.
The music streaming service has expanded into podcasting and audiobooks but found it difficult to turn a consistent profit.
The musician has spent her year at home
The N.B.A. banned a player for life for betting on games
the N.C.A.A. has allowed athletes to make money from endorsement deals. Fans don’t seem to mind.
the NASA administrator
the nation is awash in other shots.
The nation’s growing budget deficit. Inflation is cooling
the nation’s largest news publisher.
The nation’s testing efforts will be further overwhelmed once influenza
The National Association of Manufacturers’ growing frustration during the last year culminated with its call to invoke the 25th Amendment.
The National Association of Realtors is advocating an end to a pandemic-era order meant to keep renters in their homes.
The National Brotherhood of Skiers recently observed 50 years of camaraderie on the slopes with parties
The National Labor Relations Board says the locations were closed because of union organizing
the nationwide market for oysters cratered. That’s not the end of the story.
The natural gas leak
The need for social distancing led restaurants and grocery stores to seek technological help. That may improve productivity
The neighbors may complain about the noise
The Netflix show about a chess prodigy has reignited interest in the game and fueled demand for sets
The network has been relying on an honor system rather than requiring proof of vaccination status.
The network issued a correction and said it was looking into the matter
The network’s chief executive knew the job would not be easy. But this hard?
the network’s director
The new
The new $50 gadget encapsulates a modern quandary: It wants to help you find content to watch. But you have to be willing to share your data.
The new administration will try to restrain Big Tech
The New Bedford Light
The new C.D.C. rules caught businesses by surprise
The new corporate minimum tax is not law yet and is already rife with exceptions for the businesses that might have to pay it.
the new Google devices excel at what popular phones have done for years. Is that enough?
The new guidance will cover 84 million workers
The new guidelines underscore the fact that a vaccine is highly unlikely before the election.
The new jobs report was decent
The new law
The new monthly numbers show job growth not seen in recoveries from the previous three recessions.
The new multiyear deal will keep Ms. Scott as the leader of Rupert Murdoch’s Fox News empire.
The new order calls for a broader review of a number of foreign-controlled applications that could pose a security risk to Americans and their data.
The new order includes firms engaged in making and deploying the surveillance technology used against Muslim minorities and dissidents around the globe.
The new referees in American politics are Facebook
The new restrictions
The new rules in Brazil appear to be the first national policy that restricts how tech companies can control their sites
the new S.E.C. chairman
The new space in Southampton will open on Friday with 70 works from upcoming auctions
The new stimulus bill is here. Brexit finally happened. And the vaccines are coming … slowly.
The new technology is raising questions about the risks and rewards of investing in digital art forms.
The new three-month sign-up period begins Feb. 15
The new union would include curators
The New York dealer
The New York Fed president panned Wall Street’s efforts to put an equation on the Fed’s average inflation approach.
The New York Institute for the Humanities
the New York Philharmonic’s home will reopen in fall 2022
The New York Post has complained that Facebook is blocking and downplaying its stories. But the platform doesn’t pay any special deference to journalists.
The New York Times Company said 2020 was its biggest year for adding subscribers.
The New York Times has examined decades of President Trump’s financial records
the newest start-up millionaires are proceeding cautiously.
The news agency known for unbiased journalism faces criticism from its own staff after a young news associate was dismissed.
The next president promises to do for old-line newspaper columnists what Donald Trump did for cable. What a time to be George Will!
The next step for the $1 trillion bipartisan bill is the House. And its future there is not guaranteed.
The no-fee trading app
The nonprofit marketing group led a polio vaccine campaign in the 1950s. Now it is working on a $50 million ad blitz to counter concerns about coming treatments.
The nonprofit organization
The nonprofit retailer helps provide jobs and training to those in need. But it needs revenue from online sales to help fund its charitable aims.
The number of centenarians in the U.S. is growing steadily. If you join them
The Obama administration’s efforts to require firms to truly work in the interests of investors has already given people better choices
The Obamas have a multiyear deal with Netflix to produce television series
the odds are growing that the U.S. could default.
the office even stifles creativity. As the pandemic eases in the U.S.
The official rate stood at 6.3% in January
The often reviled investors have been “beaten up and left for dead.”
The oil company is arguing against efforts to restrict its involvement in a gas operation in Myanmar that provides funding for the junta there.
the oil giant said.
the once high-flying blood testing start-up
the once-promising technology has run up against significant challenges — most notably creating an entirely new transit infrastructure.
the onetime home of Roger Ebert
The online broker raised $1 billion to prop itself up. Overcoming customer anger may be harder.
The opening moments of both presidencies did not attract as large an audience as Barack Obama did in 2009.
The operator
The operator of the system
the opposite is happening.
The Oracle of Omaha isn’t taking as many risks as he used to.
The order
The order is intended to start an effort to insulate the American economy from future shortages of critical imported components.
The organizing effort at the century-old New York tabloid comes roughly 25 years after its editorial union was effectively broken.
The organizing effort at the century-old tabloid comes roughly 25 years after its editorial union was effectively broken.
The original “latchkey kids” are grown up
the other side may finally be in sight.
The outage affected a range of companies
The outage disrupted the digital lives of small-business owners
The outcome of a vote at a warehouse in Alabama could have far-ranging implications for both the company and the labor movement.
the output of U.S. businesses per worker has surged. Economists wonder if the trend can continue
The outsider brings provocative ideas and good vibes. But can an “empty vessel” really make it through New York’s shark-infested media waters?
The overdose-reversal drug should be more widely available
The owner of Manny’s Music in Manhattan
the owner of Politico
the owner of the Washington Spirit
the owner of Tinder.
The OxyContin maker filed its long-awaited restructuring plan in bankruptcy court. Revenue from the new company would go exclusively to abating the opioid crisis.
The P.G.A. and several large banks are among those that have disassociated themselves from the president since his supporters stormed the Capitol.
The pact clears the way for the group to pump more oil
The paint job on your car is crucial to its resale value.
the pandemic and the rise of the Instagram yogi could mean the demise of the urban wellness oasis.
The pandemic and wildfires have underscored issues of housing and growth. Will the disruptions and dislocations force the state to chart a new course?
The pandemic could change unexpected parts of our lives for years to come
The pandemic created a great reckoning among workers. Here to serve them is a raft of newfangled career coaches.
The pandemic did not stop a Las Vegas tradition: the fast
the pandemic forced changes that may have to become permanent if the industry is to fully rebound.
The pandemic gave consumers an excuse to spend more to make up for lost time. Those who went overboard are trying to reverse course.
The pandemic has already led to one “lost class” of freshmen. The low rate of completing the financial aid form may signal another.
The pandemic has been a powerful reminder that there is no clear barrier between viruses affecting animals and people.
The pandemic has created a bicycle boom — and a shortage. Giant
The pandemic has created an opportunity for family offices to take a more hands-on approach by investing directly in companies that need capital.
The pandemic has damaged the economy and cost millions of people their livelihoods. These are some of the areas that demand Joe Biden’s attention.
The pandemic has devastated the industry. But some entrepreneurs are finding creative ways to keep their businesses afloat.
The pandemic has dimmed what is typically a festive television event
The pandemic has disrupted international trade
The pandemic has exposed the shaky labor foundation of the country’s agriculture industry
The pandemic has forced dentists and hygienists to change some of the methods for maintaining good oral hygiene
The pandemic has given David Solomon a chance to try out a more open-minded approach in tune with the bank’s young work force.
The pandemic has helped Märklin
The pandemic has highlighted the United States’ dependence on China for research animals
The pandemic has left Britain with deep economic wounds
the pandemic has made it more difficult for nonprofits to raise money.
the pandemic has opened as many doors as it has closed.
The pandemic has renewed interest in virtual reality. Facebook is trying to capitalize with a new virtual meeting room service.
The pandemic has supercharged Instacart’s growth as customers eager to avoid shopping in stores turn to the company’s grocery ordering service.
The pandemic has turned cleaning and other mundane building tasks into a challenge
The pandemic has upended the circuit
The pandemic has wiped out 144 million jobs across the globe
The pandemic hit the world of clothing rental hard. Now
The pandemic is intensifying the competition among cities
The pandemic is spurring home sales as prosperous city residents seek more space. One listing had 97 showings and received 24 offers.
The pandemic is terrible. It can also be tedious. And that tedium is shaping what people buy and how productive they are.
The pandemic reinvigorated car travel and
The pandemic showed the flaws in the American approach to help the unemployed. Alternatives exist.
The pandemic spurred people to buy. It also compelled them to shed their belongings and their old identities.
The pandemic squeezed advertising for the web as well as print
The pandemic upended the rigid 9-to-5 workday. Enter the age of the “triple peak” day.
the pandemic’s disruption has left a dearth of landscapers
The panel of about 20 people
The pants and other artifacts auctioned were salvaged from the S.S. Central America
the parent company of Roman
The parent of Facebook
the Paris high jewelry house will present an annual award
The patient
The pay increases are giving Democrats a bragging point. But it comes with risks: Gains could fade
The pay raise
The Paycheck Protection Program offered small businesses a few months of relief
The Paycheck Protection Program’s loose rules allowed organizations that have questioned the safety of vaccines to qualify for aid.
The payment companies said they would investigate financial links after The New York Times reported that videos on Pornhub depict child abuse.
The payment platform
The payment processor moves in on a part of the industry crowded with upstarts.
The payments firm squelched talk that it was seeking the social media platform “at this time.” A deal might have been worth about $45 billion.
The penalty is Beijing’s toughest action to date in its campaign to tighten supervision of the country’s internet Goliaths.
The Pennsylvania Turnpike laid off workers to switch to labor-saving technology
The People’s Bank of China will allow commercial banks to hold less money in reserve
The person did not have a history of drug allergies. Two similar reactions happened last week in Britain.
The Personal Consumption Expenditures index popped 4 percent in June from the prior year. Economists think it will begin to moderate.
The pharmacy chain
the pharmacy chain will start scheduling Pfizer vaccine doses three weeks apart.
The Philippine leader
The physicians
The picturesque Gard desperately needs more employment. But environmentalists are pushing back at what they see as a looming blight.
The pills must be given early in the course of infection
The Pink Stuff
The pitch comes as the Biden administration looks for ways to pay for a multi-trillion dollar infrastructure package.
The plan detailed by the Treasury Department would make it harder for companies to avoid paying taxes on both U.S. income and profits stashed abroad.
The plan stakes out new territory by putting levies on unrealized gains in the value of billionaires’ liquid assets
The plan to merge had drawn scrutiny on national security grounds.
The plane manufacturer said it would add additional inspections
The plane model was involved in two crashes that killed 346 people.
The plane returned safely to Denver on Sunday after the crew reported that the cover came apart during takeoff and struck a wing flap. No injuries were reported.
The plans announced by the U.S. movie theater chain’s parent company
The plant
The platform is trying to address growing concern that falsehoods could lead to instability. Most of the changes will start on Oct. 20.
The play
The pledge would transform the international financial system
the podcast hosts Dax Shepard and Monica Padman
The police in Thailand
the police said.
The policies have been around for decades. But before buying them
The politics editor who defended the network’s accurate projection that Biden had won Arizona is out after a backlash from viewers
The pollution control devices contain valuable metals
The pop star had called the arrangement
the pop star will likely have to undergo a psychiatric evaluation
The popular drink’s main ingredient
The popular gaming site said Sunday that it was working to resolve the outage. In the meantime
The popular musical secured a limited engagement at the Ethel Barrymore Theater this fall. The singer and songwriter will reprise her role for six weeks.
The popular parent PLUS loans are made without regard to the ability of borrowers to repay
The popular social media site had removed a post by President Muhammadu Buhari threatening secessionists in the southeast of the country.
The popular stock-trading app said it planned to sell shares at $38 to $42 each.
the population facing life-threatening levels of food insecurity is expected to double
The positive review likely ensures that the F.D.A. will approve a second coronavirus vaccine this week for millions of Americans.
The postponement came as Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen arrived in Brussels to continue pushing for a global minimum tax.
The postponement until Oct. 8 is the surest sign yet that Hollywood does not believe the masses will be ready to return to movie theaters anytime soon.
The potential blockbuster deal could go a few different ways.
The power plants
The preliminary injunction means that Norwegian Cruise Line can require proof of vaccination from passengers
The president
The president also defended his opposition to eliminating the Senate filibuster
The president and his leading Republican rival are heading to Michigan to address members of the U.A.W.
The president built a system of favor-seeking at his hotels and resorts that is unrivaled in modern American politics.
The president championed an Indiana factory facing a shutdown four years ago. Hundreds of jobs were kept
the president has gotten laughs by inaccurately recounting Ali Velshi’s being hit by a rubber bullet while covering a protest.
the president has scaled back his plans to tax U.S. corporations more.
The president has stacked his administration with crusaders who have spent their careers challenging corporate consolidation.
the president is now moving aggressively to require vaccination as the Delta variant races across the country.
The president is showing little urgency or strategy as the economic recovery stalls ahead of the November election.
the president of the European Central Bank
The president of the New York Federal Reserve said Omicron could prolong supply and demand mismatches
The president plans to extol his economic achievements in a big campaign-style speech. But inflation and recession fears could overshadow the message.
The president put his coalition-building approach on display on a trip through Asia
The president said the economy was “in trouble” and warned Republicans he would move ahead with a $1.9 trillion aid package with or without their support.
the president says.
The president threatened to upend a hard-fought compromise
The president tried to convey holiday cheer as he celebrated Hanukkah and downplayed virus concerns as the variant was detected in California.
The president warned Republicans “not to use procedural tricks to block us from doing the job.”
The president-elect detailed plans for an initial effort to fight the coronavirus and a subsequent one to address economic recovery.
the president-elect has emphasized action to boost clean energy and reduce emissions
The president-elect is expected to lay out his plans today for an initial effort to combat the coronavirus and a subsequent one to address economic recovery.
The president-elect’s economic team says that it’s all about workers.
the president-elect’s selections are heavy on labor economists and champions of organized labor.
The president’s interventions in company dealings based on his own instincts are a departure from the arm’s-length approach of predecessors of either party.
The president’s latest executive orders include an effort to protect employees who fear for their safety from coronavirus infection at work.
The president’s proposals
The president’s restrictions on Chinese tech may be part of an eye-for-an-eye logic called reciprocity. The price could be a global patchwork of online fiefs.
The previous editorial director of G/O Media resigned in 2019 after a memo caused a staff revolt.
The price of everything
The prices of used battery-powered models have fallen sharply
the priciest blue diamond and even
The private helicopter taxi company is merging with a blank-check fund.
The problem emerged early in the pandemic and shows no signs of slowing down
The problem of bias in artificial intelligence is facing increasing scrutiny from regulators and is a growing business for start-ups and tech stalwarts.
The production cut will affect 14 plants in Japan and reduce output by about 140
The program has been criticized for a lack of transparency and for being used as a tax dodge
the program has fizzled.
The program is ending in part because Disney expects pent-up demand to far outstrip capacity when the resort eventually reopens.
The program may help China eventually curb greenhouse gas pollution. But making emissions markets work is tricky.
The programs and the incentives that come with them will be critical for retailers hoping to attract cash-strapped customers over the next month.
The property giant owes billions of dollars in debt
The proposal from Senators Ron Wyden
The proposal to spend $400 billion over eight years faces political challenges and a funding system not designed for the burden it has come to bear.
The proposal would have exposed multinational companies to greater scrutiny over human rights and environmental abuses.
The proposed American Families Plan would expand access to education and child care. It would be financed partly through higher taxes on the wealthiest Americans.
The proposed rules would close a gap that let the ride-hailing company Didi go public on Wall Street before assuring Beijing that its data was safe.
The psychological effects of inflation seem to have the upper hand.
The publisher added 301
The publisher ultimately couldn’t surmount the challenges facing digital journalism — and many of its peers are still struggling as well.
The publishing giant will take control of Politico
The pursuit of a car wistfully recalled from the writer’s youth begins with an exhaustive online search and ends with an auction victory and a special delivery.
The push to make USB-C connectors standard on all mobile devices would primarily affect Apple
the pyramids: L.G.B.T.Q. travel companies deliver dream vacations
The quarterly slide
The Queens Museum
the question now is whether travelers will be deterred.
the question was rarely asked. Now
The questions lawmakers should ask at a hearing today.
The quirky bookstore
The R-rated comedy opened to a fifth place showing this weekend
The R1T can haul five tons
The race to make electric vehicles is turning some places into winners. Normal
the railroad will connect Canada
The range of benefits and prices for different policies can be complicated. Here’s what you need to know before you buy.
The ranks of home health aides are expected to grow more than any other job in the next decade. What kind of work are they being asked to do?
The ranks of the employed grew by 1.8 million
The ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline is a sobering reminder about cybersecurity.
The rapper and designer’s suspension for antisemitic posts raises questions of how the social network will treat speech if it is sold to Elon Musk.
The rapper and singer’s latest LP
The rare retractions come after several scientists raised questions about how Chinese researchers obtained the full consent of their Uyghur subjects.
The rate of price increases slowed to an annual rate of 6.1 percent in May
The ratings agency
The ratings agency expressed concern about the potential cost to Beijing of bailing out debt-burdened local governments.
The rations often derided as ‘Meals
The real estate firm halted critical work to settle its debts and investors dumped their stock amid news executives were under suspicion by the authorities.
the reality is that the cost of living has risen during the pandemic
The reality show shaped not only TV but celebrity
The reason has little to do with money. Family and community ties keep them from leaving their state.
The recall is the company’s sixth since July. Other products had potentially been contaminated with rocks
The recalled products may be contaminated and linked to a salmonella outbreak
the recently appointed chief executive of the Americas for Audemars Piguet
The recommendation was a compromise aimed at getting the coronavirus vaccine to the most vulnerable of two high-risk groups.
The records briefly surfaced in a lawsuit involving the Republican megadonor Jeff Yass’s firm.
the recovery faces new challenges.
The recovery of the so-called black box will help officials understand why Sriwijaya Air Flight 182 plummeted into the Java Sea on Saturday.
The regional reserve bank’s workers must attest that they are fully vaccinated unless a medical condition or their religious beliefs prevent it.’
The renewed Paycheck Protection Program has disbursed $134 billion this year
The report highlights the grim economic toll of Russia’s aggression and the challenges that lie ahead for Ukraine and other nations.
The reporting of Claire McNear
The Republican lawmaker from Georgia cannot tweet for 12 hours
The request
The request includes increases in funding to address climate change
The requirement
The research underscores how online platforms based in the United States still struggle to police inauthentic behavior abroad.
The Reserve Bank of India said financial services company had not complied with a 2018 order to store data on local transactions only in the country.
The resignations were announced after the struggling carmaker released the results of an investigation into an investor’s report on the company’s viability.
The response to the Oct. 7 assault
The restaurant chain is the latest business to raise wages or offer incentives as it struggles to staff its restaurants.
The restrictions reflect the government’s intensifying push for companies to jettison what it says are unhealthy cultural influences.
The restrictions that drove people into the streets last month are being rolled back. But many of those who demonstrated say they want more.
The restructuring is meant to make the company more appealing to investors and make it easier to sell assets
The result is a painful restructuring to focus on the fight against rising authoritarianism around the world.
the result of a $200 million proposition fight last year
The result of a lotto drawing in the Philippines has set off a national debate about randomness
The results diverge from past research that said older people were more likely to share false news articles on social media.
The results easily topped analysts’ forecasts.
The results in the latest quarter are a sign of the company’s financial strength as it faces a public relations crisis.
The retail giant claims that its health product is extremely precise at scanning body fat. I found otherwise.
The retail giant said the minimum wages for those employees would range from $14 to $19 an hour
the retailer hopes that selling home goods will help stabilize its business.
The retailer inspires songs and memes with its near-guaranteed seasonal reappearance each fall. But can it survive this year?
The retailer said its sales for the three months ended Oct. 30 were $5.4 billion
The retailer will close its locations in Britain and Ireland and is trying to sell its shops in France and Italy as demand for online shopping keeps surging.
The retailer’s former stores are being used by tenants that might not typically get a crack at such a large haul of commercial space at an affordable price.
The retailer’s second-quarter profit fell 90 percent from the year before
The revolution in digital money is now moving into banking
the Revs. Jim Wallis and Kyle Meyaard-Schaap hope to expand the evangelical political imagination.
the rich prop up state budgets.
the ride-hailing companies are discussing another option.
The ride-hailing company had strong revenue growth
The rise in the longer-term price gauge was small
The rise of the Delta variant and the uncertainty over schools and child care are keeping these parents from applying for jobs.
The rising gender gap in college education — currently three women for every two men — might turn out to be one of the most transformative trends of our time.
The rising use of light-emitting diodes and the popularity of pickups and S.U.V.s have prompted complaints about the glare and intensity of headlights.
The rivalry between Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos over spaceflight is well known
The rivals put in place a system to help luxury shoppers authenticate their goods.
the road ahead is likely to be a yearslong battle over proposed rules and regulations.
The roles include two new deputy managing editors and a number of positions for other editors as the news outlet expands its national and international coverage.
The routine summer practice of filling Europe’s natural gas tanks has become a battle after Russia cut deliveries by more than half.
The royal couple’s latest business partnership is all about sustainable investing.
The rules are in flux as a new U.S. administration takes over.
The rules for keeping workers safe can be difficult to navigate.
The rules have far-reaching implications for tech firms like Amazon
The ruling by the European Court of Justice clears the way for Germany’s top antitrust enforcer to block Meta from combining user data across its platforms.
The ruling is a setback for the administration’s effort to require vaccination for hospital and nursing home workers
The ruling reversed a lower court’s dismissal of one of the claims brought by the actress against the now-imprisoned movie mogul.
The runaway success of the Yeezy collaboration between Kanye West and Adidas came at a price as the company tolerated misconduct by him for nearly a decade.
The Russell Crowe thriller brought in $4 million domestically — a figure that would normally disappoint but
The Russian central bank is seeking to support an economy hurt by inflation and sanctions.
The S.E.C. is making E.S.G. a priority.
The S.E.C. said Ms. Kardashian did not disclose she had been paid to promote a crypto token sold by EthereumMax.
the S.E.C. should do about it.
The S&P 500 has climbed more than 20 percent from a 2022 low
The S&P 500 is down almost 4.5 percent for the month.
The S&P 500 is down nearly 4 percent since Omicron first began to make headlines.
The S&P 500 is expected to open stronger after dropping 2 percent on Tuesday
The S&P 500 was poised for a drop of more than 1 percent
The SAG-AFTRA vote formally ends six months of labor strife
The sale
The sale was far short of the $20 billion worth he promised over the weekend that he would sell.
The Salesforce C.E.O.’s planned acquisition of Slack will have him competing directly with the Goliath that is Microsoft.
The same playbook that has notched high returns acquiring things like foreclosed homes and highway rest stops is being tested by a family-oriented franchise.
The Samsung family in South Korea will also donate billions of dollars’ worth of art
The sandwich chain’s aggressive use of product placement has made it a ubiquitous presence on the country’s television shows.
the Saudi government
The school’s prohibition brings a geopolitical fight front and center for TikTok’s biggest fans: young Americans.
the search giant is changing its algorithm
the search giant pledged to expand its hiring in the country.
The search of the Marion County Record led to the seizure of computers
The season is adding pressure on retailers
The second woman appointed to the Supreme Court
The Secretary of State called for rich countries
The secretary of state cites a “massive effort” by the government
The Securities and Exchange Commission agreed on a compromise with Binance that will keep the exchange open as it battles a fraud lawsuit.
The Senate confirmed Gina Raimondo as President Biden’s commerce secretary and Cecilia Rouse as the head of the Council of Economic Advisers.
The sentence for Sun Dawu
The September payrolls report comes at a high-pressure moment for the central bank
The Serum Institute vowed to protect the country from Covid-19 and inoculate the world’s poor
The service formerly known as Twitter told Australian regulators that its automated detection of abusive material had declined after Elon Musk bought it.
The service will roll out in Miami
The session on Monday was the first in more than two months and included top industry executives.
The settlement between LG Energy Solution and SK Innovation ensures that a battery plant in Georgia will go forward without hampering electric vehicle production.
The shape of the war
The share of Americans in poverty in 2019 declined and median incomes were the highest on record
The share of people living in poverty in the U.S. fell to a record low last year
The shift is part of the accounting and consulting giant’s effort to remake itself for the times — and then charge to help others do it
The shift reflects a broader generational change
The shots may also have benefits for infants and do not seem to damage the placenta
the show goes on.
the show’s conservative voice announces her departure.
The shutdown comes just as domestic travelers are getting back on the road.
The shutdown of the vital waterway and its impact on trade underscore the world’s reliance on global supply chains.
The sides said they remained far apart on the most significant issues
The Silicon Valley company could be the next in a string of tech outfits to go public long before they have turned a profit.
the Silicon Valley company is among the few start-ups poised to compete with OpenAI
The Silicon Valley company now plans to have employees return to the office in September. It will be different when they get there.
The singer-songwriter’s “Fearless (Taylor’s Version)
The slow travel movement has come into its own during the pandemic
The slowdown in the residential real estate market
The slowdown will cause the company to fall short of a target production rate of five 787s per month.
the slowest gain in over a year. Profits jumped
the slowest pace in more than two years and an encouraging sign as the Fed plots its next interest rate move.
The Small Business Administration program is offering $28.6 billion in grants to venues hit by the pandemic
The Small Business Administration’s announcement of the timing for restarting the program was immediately met with a deluge of criticism.
The small South American country has become a hot prospect for oil companies looking to produce fossil fuels while spending less.
The so-called Citgo 6
the so-called X-date
The social media company is trying to clean up a feature that has been used for disinformation
The social media company said the agency was examining whether it had misused people’s personal information to serve ads.
The social media company said the effects of Apple’s privacy changes had not been as severe for its advertising business as for other companies.
The social media giant said it still wanted to build a child-focused Instagram product but would postpone the plans in the face of criticism.
The social media network has finally left the cinephile niche and entered the mainstream.
The social media pioneer
The social network
The social network had prohibited political ads on its site indefinitely after the November election. Such ads have been criticized for spreading misinformation.
The social network hit back at the president’s criticism of social media for spreading vaccine misinformation.
The social network is aiming to be a destination for creators and their viral memes. But TikTok and YouTube got there first.
the social network is releasing a version for iPhone and iPad users today.
The social network published its findings about Instagram’s effect on young users
the social network said
The social network said it would block new political ads in late October
The social network tried cracking down on the spread of the conspiracy theory and other extremist material. But QAnon groups are still flourishing on the site.
The social network was said to be paying close to $1 billion for the customer relationship management start-up.
The social network wrongly bowed to government demands to take down content in the countries
The social network’s decision to block journalism rather than pay for it erased more than expected
The social network’s oversight board took aim at an internal program that gives prominent users special leeway on rules.
The social networking company has discussed opening physical stores to showcase its virtual reality and augmented reality devices.
The social networking giant
The soda and snack maker’s quarterly results provided a sign that shoppers continued to spend despite high inflation squeezing their wallets.
The SoftBank chief made some eye-opening arguments to justify his company’s poor investment performance.
the software may surprise you with updated or hidden features.
The SPAC mogul defended a big stock sale.
The space agency picked Elon Musk’s company over two other bidders to take its astronauts back to the lunar surface.
the sperm-count “crisis” and more in the Friday edition of the Science Times newsletter.
The spinoff
The sports juggernaut continues to earn billions of dollars for Disney
The Starliner capsule for NASA crews is now unlikely to have another orbital flight test until the middle of next year.
The Starliner capsule was poised to fly people to orbit in July for the first time. But reviews found problems with its parachutes and its wiring.
The start-up
the start-up is demonstrating prototypes of its electric pickup truck.
The state court order
The state is betting its robust student testing and technology program will be enough to hinder campus outbreaks of the virus.
The state says revenue from the new towers can finance the rebuilding of the rail terminal. But the pandemic has upended the need for office space.
The state’s agriculture sector has lost an estimated $600 million or more. Crop and livestock damage could mean shortages and higher prices beyond Texas.
The states
The stimulus package being negotiated in Washington includes $285 billion for a renewed Paycheck Protection Program.
The stock and bond markets are jittery because the prospect of an economic rebound is forcing investors to reassess their holdings.
The stock has soared to scarcely believable levels
The stock market had its worst day since June
The stock market has been on a tear for much of 2020
the stock market has performed remarkably well. But is it setting itself up for a fall?
The stock market hit a record high
The stock trading app is opening its initial public offering and investor presentations to everyday investors. The risks are significant.
The stock-trading app Robinhood had a weak stock market opening
the storied brand chronically lost money. The Croatian firm Rimac will take a controlling interest.
The story of a 10-year-old girl in Ohio became the focus of a heated political debate that played out in the news media.
The story of Ginkgo Bioworks shows the challenges and progress in the emerging field of synthetic biology.
The stranding of the Ever Given in the Suez Canal this week became a fully fledged internet moment.
The strategy’s returns increasingly may not provide the stellar performance that investors have been sold.
The streaming gold rush of 2017-18
The streaming service said it would bid for a nearly 300-acre chunk of Fort Monmouth and it has the support of Gov. Phil Murphy.
The streaming services are in charge
The streetwear veteran Nigo is named Kenzo’s first Japanese artistic director since 1999.
The strong American dollar is the upside of a volatile economy. For travelers headed abroad
The strong earnings were driven by growth in the company’s grocery and e-commerce business and its strategy of keeping prices low as inflation rises.
The successful trip was the first in a series to the edge of space and beyond by billionaire entrepreneurs that seek to make human spaceflight more routine.
The suit
The suit claims that the rule “threatens with job loss millions of health care workers who risked their lives.”
The suit escalates a bitter back-and-forth between the popular video app and American officials.
The sum surpassed the $1.56 million someone paid for a different Mario game in July.
The Super Bowl will be played at Allegiant Stadium
The superstar quarterback is among the celebrities dealing with the fallout from the crypto crash. Others
The supply chain disruption is shorthand for problems from factory closures to workers who are not working anymore.
The supposed link between buybacks and inequality is unproven.
The surge in coronavirus cases worldwide is helping researchers measure more quickly how well their vaccines protect against Covid-19.
The surge of the Delta variant has prompted many dance companies to retool the holiday favorite. At New York City Ballet
The survey
The survey found big increases over last month in Latinos getting the shot and in unvaccinated people who say they have made an appointment.
The suspended accounts include one that followed the private plane of Elon Musk
The Swedish retailer said it was “dedicated to regaining trust and confidence” in China
The sweeping changes will help more than a half-million public service workers who had thought they were paying down their debt for years.
The Swiss bank
The Swiss bank is in turmoil after a series of financial disasters that have battered its reputation and are likely to diminish its global clout.
the Swiss mega-gallery doesn’t just sell art. It trades in experiences.
the T.H. Chan School of Public Health at Harvard is building its own team of influencers.
The Taiwanese electronics firm said it “adjusted the production line” to other plants in China to minimize any impact on operations.
the Taiwanese juggernaut
The Taliban will be under pressure to keep a fragile economy afloat.
The tally of how many jobs will be “affected by” world-changing technology is different depending on who you ask.
The tamest social network has become a thriving outlet for Black users to call out marginalization in the workplace — and on LinkedIn itself.
The tax plan would raise the corporate tax rate to 28 percent from 21 percent to help fund the president’s economic agenda.
The team behind “Rust” chose not to get an insurance package often carried by productions
the team’s payroll grew to one of the largest in Major League Baseball.
the team’s stadium.
The tech billionaire indicated he would replace the company’s blue bird silhouette with an X.
The tech C.E.O.s will appear together at a congressional hearing on Wednesday to argue that their companies do not stifle competition.
The tech giant
The tech giant has struggled to produce popular games
the tech giant is hoping to bolster its offerings for the fast-growing field of medical computing.
The tech giant joins other companies that have readjusted their plans as the more contagious Delta variant of the coronavirus sweeps through the country.
The tech giant says it’s a “challenger” in finance.
The tech giant stands out in Silicon Valley for its close ties to the administration
The tech giant’s popular services like Gmail
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The technology giant’s new social network
the technology has carried him through a 10-year fascination that delights
The technology has helped F1 and NASCAR teams gain an edge
the technology led to more mistakes.
The teenage “mastermind” of the recent Twitter breach
The telecommunications giant will spin off WarnerMedia in a transaction that will combine HBO and CNN with Oprah Winfrey’s OWN and HGTV.
The telehealth company
The Television Academy is poised to reward streaming services when the nominations for the 73rd Emmy Awards are announced at 11:30 a.m. Eastern on Tuesday.
The television host had defended Piers Morgan
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the tennis champion and avowed chocolate lover
the tennis champion is suddenly ubiquitous.
The tennis superstar is guest-editing Racquet magazine and has written a cover essay for Time. What’s left for traditional sports journalism?
The tensions in newsrooms over reporters’ social media presence are not just about politics.
The territory’s attorney general wants to know more about Leon Black’s dealings with Jeffrey Epstein
The Tesla chief bought a big stake in the social media company. What’s his plan?
The Texas city is a hot spot for commercial real estate investment and a magnet for corporations looking to move to a high-tech hub.
The Theranos founder surprised many by testifying in her fraud trial.
The Theranos founder’s day in court is approaching.
The three measures were meant to overhaul the country’s troubled agricultural sector
The three were honored for research on unintended experiments
The three were honored for research that drew conclusions from unintended experiments.
The three-day Athens Democracy Forum confronted political challenges around the globe — not the least in the United States.
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the threshold for long-term unemployment.
The Times cited an institutional failure and determined the “Caliphate” team gave too much credence to the claims of a supposed former terrorist.
The Times followed the Hatch and its staff in Oakland after the pandemic began. The business not only survived
The Times revealed last year that a 21-year-old delivery driver had posed as Trump family members on Twitter. On Tuesday
The Times will make 18 of its newsletters available only to subscribers but will keep flagship email offerings such as The Morning free.
The Times’s attempt to bring the case to a close was denied
The timing of the meetings later this month suggests that the agency plans to move quickly to decide both issues.
the tone shifted markedly this week as a steady flow of data showed the economy continued to run hot.
The top 25 hedge fund managers earned $32 billion last year
The total number of accidents for the top five freight railroads increased
The toymaker will reintroduce three toy lines this week at Comic-Con as part of a strategy to dig deeper into its intellectual property portfolio.
The trade agreement comes after months of negotiations
The trade deficit in September climbed to $80.9 billion
The trader who pumped up the stock on the internet will appear next week with the leaders of the Robinhood app and hedge funds that lost big during the frenzy.
The traditional version doesn’t cover dental
The transaction comes with oil prices high
The transition to an electric-car future will be an uphill battle
The travails of a Chicago fishing company’s advent calendar highlight the supply chain hurdles for businesses trying to deliver items in time for the holidays.
the travel industry is hoping for a rager of a rebirth this summer. Travel agents are planning the festivities.
The Treasury Department expanded its guidance to allow states to use the $10 billion Homeowners Assistance Fund to help those with nontraditional home loans.
the Treasury Department is working on an oversight framework for the fast-growing sector.
The Treasury Department’s ability to delay a default
The Treasury does not want to lose taxpayer money on central bank emergency lending. That could leave riskier companies out in the cold.
The Treasury secretary and the Federal Reserve chair prepared remarks ahead of their testimony today to the Senate Banking Committee.
The Treasury Secretary dropped hints about her priorities — if you know how to interpret them.
The Treasury secretary must wade into a standoff between Democrats and Republicans over raising the debt limit.
the Treasury Secretary sought out appointees who would restructure the United States Postal Service.
The Treasury secretary speaks on debt
The Treasury secretary was in Europe to gather support for the tax plan
The Treasury secretary will offer an upbeat assessment of the economy on Tuesday
The Treasury secretary will strike a more conciliatory note in a speech Thursday
The Treasury secretary’s economic philosophy was shaped by her youth in Bay Ridge.
The Treasury secretary’s letter comes weeks after she issued similar calls
The Treasury Secretary’s priorities include clearing a backlog of unprocessed tax returns
The trial for the founder of Theranos
The trial of Michael Spavor escalates China’s punitive campaign against Canada over the arrest of a top executive of Huawei.
The troubled property giant faced the threat of default if it didn’t meet its obligations to foreign bondholders by Saturday.
The Trump administration awarded hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of urgent work to small companies with scant experience.
the Trump administration has announced stricter rules for the H-1B visa program
The Trump administration has said the video app poses security concerns because of its Chinese ownership.
The Trump administration is drawing down pandemic aid
The Trump administration issued new rules Friday morning that will cripple the operation of two popular Chinese-owned apps in the United States.
The Trump administration raised hopes of a speedy process for nursing homes and assisted living facilities. Patience is wearing thin.
The Trump administration welcomes private equity for retirement plans but builds new barriers against sustainable investing.
the Trump Organization
The Trump Organization and Mr. Weisselberg have been indicted in connection with a tax investigation and are expected to appear in court Thursday.
The Trump-backed social media app is inundated with phony accounts and features that don’t work. It also hides some posts
The TV show “Barrack O’Karma 1968” fueled debate about whether the practice is ever acceptable. Some viewers were outraged. Others simply shrugged.
The Twitch competitor has doled out generous deals to content creators. It has also faced criticism for its lax moderation and embrace of online gambling.
The two companies argued in federal court over Apple’s power over apps
The two employees had publicly pushed the company to reduce its impact on climate change and address concerns about its warehouse workers.
The two leading coronavirus vaccines seemed to work well in elderly trial volunteers. “I just can’t understand why people are afraid
the two sides agreed to a new contract with help from the Biden administration.
The two standard bearers of the left said they would skip the annual event in solidarity with The New Yorker Union
The two Wall Street banks
The two women said they had been fired for speaking out. The company said they had repeatedly flouted its employee policies.
the U.A.E. and others dole out donations in countries where they seek sway. In some cases
The U.S. and states cases against the social network are far from a slam dunk because the standards of proof are formidable.
The U.S. authorities accused the former antivirus impresario of evading taxes and said his extradition to American soil was pending.
the U.S. commerce secretary
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said the sleeper was not safe for infants because of the risk of suffocation.
The U.S. Energy Department’s report identifying the Wuhan Institute of Virology as the likely source of the coronavirus has already generated pushback in Beijing.
The U.S. finds itself caught between defending President Biden’s climate change agenda and aiding allies intent on increasing their access to fossil fuels.
The U.S. government has long tried to prevent the sales over concerns about rights abuses and surveillance. Documents show those efforts have failed.
The U.S. government invested $800 million in plasma when the country was desperate for Covid-19 treatments. A year later
The U.S. government’s debt to emancipated slaves and their descendants is more than 155 years overdue
The U.S. has fallen way behind Europe partly because of an old shipping law and opposition from homeowners and fishing groups.
The U.S. is one of six countries with no national paid leave. The Democrats have cut their plan to four weeks
The U.S. needs J.&J.’s one-shot vaccine more than ever. But the company is behind on manufacturing promises made in its Operation Warp Speed contract.
The unauthorized sneakers
The unexplained absence of Yasir al-Rumayyan
The union chose its secretary-treasurer
the union president
The union’s president
the United Arab Emirates says it will step up its efforts to cut emissions.
the United Auto Workers and the companies are far apart in talks. A walkout could take a big economic toll.
The United Auto Workers leader vowed to be tougher than his predecessors in contract talks. His initial demands attach big numbers to that promise.
The United States added 1.4 million jobs in August. The stock market tumbled at the end of the week. And football season is upon us.
the United States and Mexico.
The United States could default as soon as Dec. 21 if Democrats and Republicans fail to extend the Treasury Department’s borrowing authority.
The United States has a dark history of court-sanctioned sterilization
The United States is doling out twice as much money as it takes in.
The university accused 17 students of cheating on remote exams
The University of Michigan’s gauge of consumer inflation expectations over a five-year period jumped
The unrelenting march higher continues as the average price touches a new milestone
The unusual move comes as the country’s ruling elite has gathered in Beijing for the twice-a-decade national congress of the Communist Party.
the urge to collect them all is strong.
The Uruguayan-born
The use of content from news and information providers to train artificial intelligence systems may force a reassessment of where to draw legal lines.
the use of the slur in some contexts.
The V.S.S. Unity will lift off from New Mexico on Sunday morning as billionaire entrepreneurs race to make spaceflight unexceptional.
the vaccinated find special freedoms await.
The vaccine also produced long-lasting immune responses
The vaccine maker is preparing to apply for emergency authorization from the Food and Drug Administration. But the vaccine may not be needed in the United States.
The vaccine was authorized as a primary immunization series for adults
The vaccine yields fewer antibodies against the variant discovered in South Africa
The value of collectibles — like coffee tables
The variant can dodge some of the immune system’s defenses
the vehicle’s manufacturer and federal safety officials said.
the venerable company has hired as its next music director the rare classical artist to have crossed into pop-culture celebrity.
The venture aims to push climate-friendly businesses into the mainstream.
the veteran Democratic lobbyist has re-emerged after his firm collapsed under scrutiny from investigators.
the veteran editor will advise the audio department before taking on a broader role.
the video app filed to stop a ban of its service that is set to go into effect on Sunday.
The Village to Village Network assists older people with the services they need to remain in their homes. A younger generation is getting involved.
The Virgin Galactic founder hopes to edge out
The virus hastened the rise of online sales
The virus-tracing effort raises questions about the power of Big Tech to set global standards for public health tools.
The vital medical devices could be inexpensive and available over the counter. But efforts have stalled under the F.D.A.
The voluntary recall comes after the Agriculture Department linked three cases of listeriosis to the cooked chicken products
The vote can often involve a painstaking process that will be closely scrutinized by representatives from the union and the retail giant.
The walkout by thousands of factory workers presents economic and political risks for the Big Three automakers
The Wall Street billionaire
The Wall Street stalwart may shift some operations to the Sunshine State. It wouldn’t be alone in doing so.
The Washington outlet made Mr. Shapiro
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The weeks and months that followed the attacks were a defining time for many
the weight of expectations and what happens next.
The Weyerhaeuser site near Seattle
The White House did not extend a Dec. 4 deadline for the Chinese internet company ByteDance to sell TikTok.
The White House has teamed up with TikTok stars
The White House is at odds with business leaders over share repurchase programs. DealBook digs into the numbers to see who’s gaining from the practice.
The White House is setting benchmarks
The White House on Monday will ask Congress to tax the top one-hundredth of 1 percent of American households.
The White House returned to a longstanding pattern in which presidents reappoint the same leader of the Federal Reserve regardless of partisan identity.
The White House took a surprise parting shot at China on Tuesday by banning the popular Chinese payment service and other applications.
The White House’s latest effort to tackle Covid-19 includes a mandate for businesses with over 100 employees.
The workers had spent months collecting signatures to call for an election.
The workers were involved in labor organizing at the company and participated in walkouts last year.
The workers who make the Japanese shows the world is binge-watching can earn as little as $200 a month. Many wonder how much longer they can endure it.
The working conditions of the so-called karigars
The workouts are real
The World Cup in Qatar
The world economy is expected to expand by 5.8 percent this year
The world has relied on ultralow interest rates in Japan. What will happen if they rise?
the World Health Organization found that Gilead’s drug did not improve survival rates for patients nor did it help them recover.
The world is facing an energy credit crunch in part because of Wall Street’s E.S.G. focus
The World Trade Center
The World Trade Organization gave the European Union permission to tax up to $4 billion of American products annually in return for subsidies given to Boeing
the world’s biggest crypto exchange
The world’s biggest social network is working out what steps to take should President Trump use its platform to dispute the vote.
The world’s largest asset manager was central to the pandemic crisis response. Emails and calendar records underscore that critical role.
The world’s leaders are focusing on preventing future pandemics
The world’s oil giants are bouncing back
the world’s second largest.
The world’s third largest economy capped off a terrible year with a sharp rise in activity. Still
The world’s two biggest auction houses are selling more watches
the worst in three centuries.
The writers’ agreement could expedite negotiations
The year home became not just an office
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Their business model is being tested by worker burnout
their families.
Their friends are having babies. They’re starting companies. So why not throw a “business shower” to celebrate that life change?
Their names are hard to keep straight
their notions of work wear have transformed
Their purchases of Russian crude are undermining the West’s efforts to isolate the Kremlin and upending the global oil markets.
Their raise request was denied
Their union
their work forces are still behemoths.
Then I talked to some end-of-life experts. Here’s what I found out.
Then our columnist intervened with the Boston-based tour operator Overseas Adventure Travel.
then the secretary of defense
then the world’s largest
Theranos. Opening arguments in the case will start next week.
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There are a million Moroccan Berber knockoffs but — like the Amazon coat before it — one particular brand and pattern is winning.
There are already examples of how gains are captured by the few and not the many.
there are different ways of looking at it.
there are few easy answers.
there are growing complications.
there are more questions than answers on what business meetings will look like.
There are multiple websites
there are real-world financials to consider.
there are reasons to be hopeful about next year and beyond.
there are reasons to be optimistic heading into the new year.
There are similarities between the recession’s effect on men and women’s employment
there are still deals depending on where you want to go and what amenities you’re seeking.
There are still many ways that voter misinformation can spread on the social network
there are those great expectations.
there are ways to get more life out of it around the house.
There are ways to reduce the stress and expense of ending a marriage
There is broad agreement that the capital markets have been distorted but less consensus on what
there is either an epidemic of bullying or an epidemic of whining
There is little evidence for a big jump in prices
there is little spare capacity when a source of electricity goes down.
there is more focus on the vast index — hundreds of billions of web pages — behind its search engine.
There is more than one school of thought on the matter.
There is no evidence so far of a link between the AstraZeneca shots and a few new cases in Europe of serious illness and deaths. But investigations are underway.
There is no magical way to earn a full-time salary without working full-time.
there is safety in numbers.
there may be few safe places to turn.
there may be reasons for others to decline the money
There was big growth in account balances during the pandemic
there were lots of others in that same situation
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There’s a hidden hurdle.
there’s a risk that the affluent will sit on their cash rather than spend it.
There’s gloom on Wall Street. JetBlue and American Airlines face an antitrust trial. And investors can begin buying shares of the luxury sports carmaker Porsche.
There’s money in the air at Monterey Car Week
There’s more to see than Ferrari and Lamborghini
there’s no rush to rein it in.
there’s no solution in sight.
There’s not just one coronavirus outbreak in the United States. Now there are many
There’s stuff to promote now. The followers can come later.
there’s this oratory style that asks for validation while bulldozing through almost any topic
There’s unease on Wall Street
Thermo Fisher Scientific’s new air sampler can help monitor for airborne pathogens
These are not necessarily the best games or the newest games. But these are the games that people across The New York Times played for hundreds of hours this year.
These complex takeover vehicles serve an important purpose that’s worth protecting.
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these experiments are already well underway.
These homeowners can taxi their planes to their backyard hangars and then drive their golf carts to the greens.
These moments stood out during the congressional hearing about Big Tech’s market power.
these shell companies allow businesses to sell shares to the public with less disclosure than usual. What could go wrong?
These shows are perfect for Halloween creeps and scares. Listen
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These tinkerers make the most of castoff materials to build an array of wild and impressive cars.
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They are finding what families say are pretexts to send patients to hospitals for psychiatric care — and then refusing to let them return.
They are joining a recent boom of publications owned and operated by the reporters and editors themselves.
they are preparing to return to the workplace at a time when gender identity itself is a politically divisive issue.
they are sending doses despite pressing needs at home.
they are turning to decommissioning teams to clear out furniture
they are wary of legal challenges and a proliferation of misinformation.
they aren’t slowing down even as behaviors shift again.
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they could be reserved only for classic cars.
they could vote to form the first union at a big U.S. gaming company.
they don’t actually leave.
they don’t want to sign up for a 9-to-5 job
they drive up pay in the places where they operate — without a notable loss in jobs.
they face a backlash from nationalist Chinese consumers.
they face the same problems as the rest of the internet. But they don’t have to let bad behavior seep in.
they find certain foods off-putting.
they fired her.
they have some options.
They have two weeks to decide whether to accept government rescue loans
They have worked for decades to make their way in a profession that remains overwhelmingly white and male
They hit their highest level since 2014 last month
They initially reacted enthusiastically to China’s reversal of pandemic restrictions but have since taken a dimmer view of the country’s recovery.
They look as if they could strain spaghetti: Grilles are making a design statement.
they may finally be returning to earth.
they may owe hefty capital gains taxes.
They moved from Russia
they offer an alternative to the S&P 500.
They received foreign and domestic financial support
they say. It’s part of why they’re on strike.
They see branding opportunities as the pandemic and a desire by cities to curb traffic propel e-bike sales to new heights.
they should reassess political giving entirely
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They’re everywhere
they’re getting in a cockpit.
They’re in fobs or on phones
They’re shifting to domestic sourcing and production
they’re wired and heated
they’ve been cutting back customer services and conveniences
things are looking up this year
things should be easier with so many size accommodations.
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This car was built almost exclusively with 1930s mechanical components
This international hodgepodge strikes many shoppers and food purveyors as antiquated. But doing away with it isn’t as easy as it might sound.
This is the first jury verdict in an opioid case. The decision embraced a key legal argument that judges in other opioid cases had recently rejected.
this is what to keep in mind.
This mob drama folds family secrets and fading power into a story of operatic vengeance.
This northwestern city makes some of the most creative craft beers around. The best place to try them is in the Ballard Brewery District.
This paean to the trailblazing Puerto Rican actress is also a case study in the highs and lows of showbiz for a woman of color.
This ranking of jobs by percentage of remote work also helps explain why the pandemic has left more scars in certain areas.
This spring
This Week on Crypto Twitter: Elon Musk Joins Twitter IRL
This will be the first time Adam Mosseri
This year
This year was all about the SPAC.
This year’s international architecture show moves to 2021
This year’s upgrades are expected to be modest compared with last year’s introduction of the iPhone 12.
Thomas Buberl
Thomas K. Montag
Those eligible for the extra shot would include adults over 65 and others at high risk — the same groups now eligible for a Pfizer-BioNTech boost
those in Los Angeles remain an exception. They have been shut since March.
those lucky enough to be employed remotely are upgrading their surroundings. The impulse comes with guilt.
Those that took smaller Economic Injury Disaster Loans will be able to apply for increases.
though
though a lower-than-expected monthly gain suggested price jumps may be moderating.
though Anthony Hopkins’ winning best actor over Chadwick Boseman surprised many.
though coronavirus restrictions have complicated supply.
though critics were skeptical that a sea change was in store.
though final approval is yet to come.
Though interest in Halo has waned over the years
though it still faces other lawsuits over its coverage of false claims about the 2020 election.
though legal reforms have been sluggish.
though many recover quickly. Experts say the next week will be crucial.
though payments are likely to be small and rise to $100 at most.
Though some efforts continue
though some members were not happy about the contract’s artificial intelligence protections.
though still reliant on profits from fossil fuels
though supply might be limited because of the pandemic.
though the agency may still fight to block the takeover.
though the pandemic’s impact continues to play out.
Though the recession has been painful
though younger viewers watched online and MSNBC nearly doubled its usual audience.
though.
Thousands of financial employees in New York City have returned to their desks.
Thousands of internal directives and reports reveal how Chinese officials stage-managed what appeared online in the early days of the outbreak.
thousands of miners clashed with sheriff’s deputies in the largest insurrection since the Civil War.
Thousands of new cases have been reported among vulnerable elderly residents in the last several months
Thousands of protesters
Threads
threatening the economics of businesses in one of the world’s most important regions.
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Three current and former employees expressed concerns about the Chinese-owned app’s safeguards for children who could be even younger than that.
Three of the original cast members will reprise their roles in the 10-episode series.
Three savers learned some important lessons early on.
Through a streamlined operation
Through donations
through the troubles of a collapsing economy
ticket revenue funds towns — and the police responsible for finding violations.
Tidjane Thiam made Credit Suisse profitable again. But the Swiss rejected him as an outsider
tienen un papel clave en asuntos globales.
TikTok
TikTok accounts are spreading falsehoods with the help from A.I.-generated voices.
TikTok might not be winning over President Trump
TikTok’s most valuable assets
TikTok’s top creators are taking “Triller money” to bring their content over to the app.
Tim Berners-Lee wants to put people in control of their personal data. He has technology and a start-up pursuing that goal. Can he succeed?
Tim Cook
Tim Ryan
Tim Sweeney
TIME
TIME.com
Times are flush for young tech companies like Stripe and Coinbase
Times journalists took stock of how much the country’s most powerful companies are backing up statements against systemic racism.
Times reporters have obtained decades of tax information the president has hidden from public view. Here are some of the key findings.
Timnit Gebru
Tina Landau
tinted windows: Across the U.S.
Tip pools will be allowed only if the waiters and waitresses receive the standard minimum wage in their city or state.
Tips and Tipping
Tips for dodging the virus as Americans retreat from colder weather: Open the windows
tips for transitions and what to do with a charismatic but abusive colleague.
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to “too many soft clothes
to $60 million.
to 2022.
to 8.8 million viewers.
to an anonymous bidder
to be announced on Monday.
to be made and sold cheaply in 105 developing nations.
to bond
To capture New York’s food scene in these times
To celebrate 60 years of the E-Type
to clarify how expansively her department would interpret a portion of the law.
to combat A.I.-generated sexually explicit images of minors.
To decarbonize the electrical grid
to deliver gifts on time.
to demonstrate why they deserved a gilded send-off.
To determine your risk
to form a coarse grain of salt.
to generate cash to finance state operations as well as new investments.
To get out of conservatorship
to help fight claims that selling its data to law enforcement agencies violates privacy laws.
To help fund its new initiatives
to keep some of her ownership in the company.
To keep the virus out
To keep tourism afloat during the pandemic
to make their business fairer and more humane.
to mark a full recovery. But the wild card remains the same: the virus itself.
to mark the birthday of César Chávez
To meet a jump in demand
to more than a quarter of a billion people.
to operate there.
To plan for safe travels and gatherings this holiday season
to protect patients as well as themselves.
To pull together a 85-minute indoor concert at the Shed with the opera star and three musicians
To reach a rapidly expanding demographic
to reduce misinformation and interference.
to stabilize.
to take precautions until defects are remedied.
to their surprise
to use racing “as a platform to do something about” a global scourge. Next stop
Today
Tokyo warned that China’s rapid military expansion was threatening to upset the balance of power between Beijing and Washington.
told employees on Wednesday that they would be fired if they continued to back the president’s false claims of a stolen election.
told investigators that the cabin had seemed noisier and colder than they were used to.
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Tony Spring
too
too late?
too late.
too many elastic waists. We’re all craving a little structure now.”
too many losers.
too ugly or too unimportant to protect from demolition.
too.
took home the award for best documentary short.
took to the streets of New Delhi on Tuesday. Who are they
Tools like ChatGPT could open a new line of questions around tech products and harmful content.
Top officials from business
top reasons included worry about falling behind and fear of being fired. DealBook wants to know yours.
Topeka Sam
topped a list of countries evaluated on the well-being of their inhabitants. “Really?” Finns ask.
Torrey Townsend’s backstage fiction is an indictment of the real world’s overwhelmingly white
Torture
Toshiba had come under intense pressure after a series of scandals.
Tossing their masks
totaling at least $1 an hour
Tough sacrifices may still be required
Tour companies are reporting a resurgence in interest for trips to bucket-list destinations
tour diners and bicker about their relationships.
Tourism-dependent Guam has done almost everything it can to restart its economy. Its Asian neighbors may have to bounce back first.
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Tracing community activism back a hundred years
tracing the rise and fall of the fabled financiers
Tracking an industry where Black representation has been rare.
tracking him in ways he never imagined.
Tracy Britt Cool spent a decade working closely with the renowned investor. She is now applying those lessons to her own firm.
Trade groups that normally compete with one another are in lock step over President Biden’s choice to lead the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
Trade negotiators from the two countries met by videoconference to review the progress in enacting their trade deal.
trade wars
Trademarks and Trade Names
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Traders are closely watching once-obscure economic data
Traders of the cryptocurrency
Traders worry that a deadlock means too little oil would reach the markets at a time of growing consumption as lockdowns ease and travel picks up.
Trading buzzwords
Traditional automakers have struggled to sell electric cars. That could change as Ford
Traditionally a federal backwater
Traffic Accidents and Safety
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tragically
trailers
Training and advancement as a chef can be hard to find in American fine-dining restaurants
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transportation and food outside a meal plan may be a problem for poor and moderate-income students
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travel companies are appealing to residents with special rates. But locals ask: Why didn’t you reach out before?
travel companies are trying hard to get people
Travel has become a lot more complicated. Now
travel may require digital documentation showing that passengers have been vaccinated or tested for the coronavirus. Answers to your questions.
travel’s shutdown is having profound effects. Which will remain
travelers from many other countries who are fully vaccinated against the coronavirus will be allowed to enter the United States.
Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen told Vice Premier He Lifeng in the southern city of Guangzhou.
Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen urged her counterparts at a summit in India to condemn Russia’s actions
Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen will soon need to use accounting maneuvers to keep the United States from defaulting on its debt.
Trekking the perilous Darién Gap and seeking asylum are risks worth taking for migrants from China who have lost hope in the country’s future.
Trevor Milton
Tribeca Film Festival (NYC)
tried to revitalize a corner of the city by attracting other entrepreneurs.
Tropical reefs
Troubled by worker abuse and human rights
Troubles at the magazine surfaced in June
Troubles at the restaurant chain Burgerim highlight concerns about whether franchisees need more protection in their contracts with franchisers.
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Trying to attract investors and retain customers
trying to celebrate while dealing with pressing needs.
trying to make the case that she intentionally misled Theranos’s investors and commercial partners.
Tsinghua Unigroup
Turkey’s president
Turkey’s veteran leader played an aggressive hand abroad
Turmoil returned to Britain’s financial markets as the Conservative Party once again seeks a new candidate to serve as prime minister.
turning to policies that some economists say have outlived their time.
TV comfort food for many
Twenty large chains received more than $5 billion in federal grants even while sitting on more than $100 billion in cash.
twins from Copenhagen
Twitter and Instagram
Twitter and other businesses banned Trump after he incited a deadly insurrection in Washington.
Twitter and YouTube. Critics worry it will be used to stifle dissent and criticism of the government.
Twitter appeared to embrace its moment in the spotlight.
Twitter’s board has already unanimously approved the deal. Here’s what comes after.
Twitter’s owner.
Two books provide financial advice for the immediate issues and for retirement. But for deep problems you are likely to need additional help.
Two couples have spent years on the road with about 50 square feet or less to call home. It takes wanderlust — and a seriously concise kitchen plan.
Two Cruise taxis delayed an ambulance carrying a car accident victim to a hospital
Two dozen states are considering bills on the subject. Proponents say student debt and heightened interest in economic inequality are behind the efforts.
Two economic experts from two different nations agree that the pandemic has altered the world’s economy and brought capitalism and its power into question.
Two former lab directors testified about some of the inner workings of Theranos.
two mathematicians contend.
Two months after a botched hire
Two months after agreeing to sell itself to the hedge fund Alden Global Capital
Two more signs that antitrust is a big focus on both sides of the aisle.
Two of the largest U.S. supermarket chains hope to join forces as inflation pushes food prices higher and as Amazon and Walmart become more powerful.
Two other people were injured in the shooting on Saturday night. The police said officers were initially responding to a reported bomb threat.
Two patients in a gene therapy study developed cancer years after treatment. It is not clear whether the therapy was responsible.
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Two weeks after employees filed to organize
Two years ago
two-year public colleges can handle job training for millions of people.
typically purchased well in advance
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Tyson and Microsoft were the latest to require employees to be vaccinated. Other major employers have tried less sweeping approaches.
Tyson will also compensate workers for “educational sessions about the benefits and risks of the Covid vaccines.”
U.S. Airlines
U.S. arrivals are up
U.S. experts weigh the risks for younger women and cases of a rare blood-clotting disorder
U.S. factories are humming again. But the recovery’s speed has left many employers scrambling for workers or for parts.
U.S. homeowners have record amounts of equity available to them. Here are a few ways to cash in.
U.S. metrologists have juggled two conflicting measurements for the foot. Henceforth
U.S. officials said members of the Sparks Group
U.S. support for suspending patent protections increasingly pits policymakers against drug makers.
U.S. Treasuries have been the bonds of choice for safe retirement income. But they could deliver no real return for the next decade.
U.S. visitors usually mean big business for Canada’s tourism industry. But the pandemic has blunted lonesomeness for the country’s best friend.
Uber Eats and Door Dash have characterized a 15 percent cap on fees charged to restaurants as an unconstitutional measure that will hurt consumers.
Uber recorded a rare profit of $1.1 billion
Ukraine
Ukraine estimates it would cost $750 billion to rebuild the war-battered country.
Ukrainian ventures have switched to producing goods to help wage war.
ultimately clearing the way for a final vote.
unchecked scanning for it by tech companies could violate privacy rights. A showdown looms.
Unconstrained bond funds can invest in just about anything
Under “Cool Biz
Under an agreement reached in April
Under cross-examination
under fire for spreading misinformation and other issues
Under her leadership
under increasing duress as the pandemic surges and hospitals are overrun with patients.
Under plans by President Biden and Senator Mitt Romney
under pressure from app developers and regulators
Under pressure from governments and investors
under pressure since barring former President Donald J. Trump
Under pressure to classify their freelance drivers as full-time employees
Under pressure to renounce cotton harvested in a Chinese region marked by gruesome repression
Under Seidler’s leadership
under the watchful eye of Steve McQueen
undercut by cheaper synthetics. Now its bags are a sought-after biodegradable alternative.
underlining that the public supports more generous relief.
underpasses and in public squares.
underscoring the economic premium that comes with a diploma.
undeterred by less accurate but quicker readouts.
Unemployment
unemployment claims rose again
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unemployment in the arts has taken a deeper cut than it has in restaurants and other hard-hit industries.
Unequal job losses now will translate into smaller nest eggs and Social Security benefits down the road.
Uniforms
union activists are trying to capture some of that spirit.
Union leaders and policy experts say the next administration could do plenty on behalf of workers through regulation and other powers.
unions and independent grocers are against a deal that would join Kroger and Albertsons
United Airlines and Delta Air Lines said that they expected to see the recovery resume once coronavirus cases peak.
United and Delta have been boasting to lenders about fat margins in frequent-flier mile programs. Time for customers to pay a bit more attention.
United and Southwest to get the plane back into service — and reassure travelers about its safety.
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United said it would temporarily ground the affected planes it operates
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United will start by hiring the roughly 300 pilots who either had a conditional job offer last year or whose start dates had been canceled because of the pandemic.
unless they are granted broad legal immunity.
Unlike regulators in Europe and the U.S.
Unlike similar at-home tests
Unlike some of its competitors
Unpaid internships benefit schools and employers
unproven Covid therapies from “wellness” clinics or turning to the black market.
unsecured wages and slow reopenings
unsuccessfully bid for the publisher earlier this year.
until it all fell apart
until our columnist stepped in.
until she can tour again.
Unvaccinated employees could face restrictions
unveiled a new roster of executives as it tries to begin a new chapter and leave the shadow of its rival
unveiled at its Jackson Hole conference in 2020
Unwinding the 2017 Trump tax cuts will be a big test for President Biden.
up about 8 percent from the same period last year and just below analyst expectations.
up from $12 to $18 an hour.
up from 122 a year earlier.
up from its reference price of $45. The opening trade values it at nearly $42 billion.
upbeat ‘Sleeves Up
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upheld the company’s ban of former President Donald J. Trump.
UPS
Urban and rural fortunes diverge in the state
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used by Bitcoin.
users accidentally send money to the wrong person.
Users now have the option to add a “pro-choice” badge to their profiles.
Users outside China said the site had failed to call up videos and images of the iconic figure from the 1989 crackdown.
users said.
using tech from a former NASA architect
Using teletherapy
using the automatic steering and braking system.
Using the concept of “positioning
using the weight of his firm’s $9 trillion in assets.
Usually during an economic downturn
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utility and energy businesses showing the biggest gains.
Va
vacancies
vacation spots that had been fading and unfashionable are having a moment.
Vaccination “is the logical fulfillment of the ethical commitment of all health care workers
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Vaccinations
Vaccine makers are betting that the mRNA technology powering two successful Covid vaccines will help curb the tragic global death toll from the flu.
VaccineFinder.org is an ambitious but limited attempt to simplify Americans’ search for vaccines.
Vaccines
Vaccines may be on the way
Vacuum Cleaners
ValueAct Capital
valued at $300 million
values the TV business at $16.25 billion — about a third of what AT&T paid just for DirecTV in 2015.
Vans
vans and light commercial vehicles by 2030.
Various types of exchange-traded funds aim to reduce stock market volatility; some work well
varying hotel flexibility and new tech: A lot has changed since the last time you packed that passport.
Vegetables
Vending Machines
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Verizon customers that were charged administrative fees are eligible to apply
Versha Sharma
Versions of “mobility as a service
Very few politicians
very quiet” while shops and cafes outside town centers are seeing a fragile recovery.
Veterans
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Veterinarians
ViacomCBS made a slew of announcements promising new content
ViacomCBS reports that its decision to revamp and rebrand its streaming service seems is paying off.
Victor Rivera gained power and profit as New York’s homeless crisis worsened. Accused of sexual and financial misconduct
Vida Digital.
Video from the flight showed a violent confrontation involving several people wrestling a man to the floor as someone said: “Get him down. Keep him down.”
Video Recordings
Videophones and Videoconferencing
Viet Dinh was seen as Fox’s power center.
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Viewers have fled prime-time lineups for streaming outlets
Viewership fell 53 percent drop compared with last year’s show
violating federal law.
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Virus cases are surging
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Vishal Garg said in a letter to employees on Tuesday that he had failed to show “respect and appreciation” in the call
vision or hearing care. Advocates hope for change under a Biden proposal.
Vista Equity Partners had already braced them. Solid returns helped
Vitamin D
Vitamins
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voiceless users. The case of TikTok isn’t news to most of the world.
Volatility has returned to the United Kingdom’s bond and currency markets as a big Bank of England’s debt-buying deadline looms.
Volkswagen and others introduce new models.
Volkswagen’s original Beetle
Volunteers and Community Service
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votes against unionization had an advantage of more than 2-to-1 over those in favor.
votes and lawsuits loom over its annual shareholder meeting.
Voting machine companies threaten “highly dangerous” cases against Fox
vowing to spend big to fill gaps in innovation and avoid dependence on the United States and others.
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W.W. Norton
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Wages in some industries are rising because employers can’t find enough workers. That’s not a path to long-term growth
Waiters and Waitresses
Wales
Wall Street firms are likely to pay up to keep their top performers from leaving.
Wall Street notched records
Wall Street volatility continued. Tallying the costs of Hurricane Ian has just begun. And a report on the strength of the job market is coming this week.
Wall Street’s market forecasts for 2023 are worthless
Walmart
Walmart and Target reported record sales in the second quarter
Walmart has been taking steps that are already changing the company and
Walmart is among a number of large retailers that have had blockbuster sales during the pandemic.
Walmart said the verdict would be reduced to $300
Walmart+ will cost $98 a year to receive free shipping for orders over $35. The company hopes to build on the success of its pickup grocery business.
Walter Hamada
Walter Isaacson said he wrestled with the competing identities of a brilliant but “mercurial” entrepreneur.
Wanting to keep older relatives safe and close
wants the company to split up its media and real estate listings businesses.
wants the industry to stop covering mines and plants.
wants to be seen as an ethical employer. Is there a catch?
wants to improve corporate disclosure and regulate digital assets better. But a lot awaits him already.
wants to make its industrial northeast more productive
wants to mine a space rock
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warned of an impending “Cyber Pearl Harbor.” He didn’t want to be right.
warned Steve Schwarzman of Blackstone.
WarnerMedia said “Wonder Woman 1984” would be available to stream for a month at no extra cost to subscribers
Warren Buffett said in his annual letter to investors.
wary of real estate and stocks
was a big setback for the country.
was accused of not fulfilling a commitment to create jobs that paid agreed-upon wages and benefits.
was acquired by a team of “Hamilton” alumni after years of struggle.
was also a favorite of New York society women.
was an asset that Mr. Zuckerberg largely left alone for a while. No longer.
was approved this week despite weak evidence that it helps patients.
was arrested in Beijing at a time of rising tensions with Australia. Her release signals a warming.
was counting on the postal contract to provide a surge in revenue.
was established.
was estimated at $1 million
was forced to take a crash course in streaming fraud
was found in an Amazon warehouse a week after she climbed into a 3-by-3-foot cardboard box at her owner’s home.
was honored in the feature writing category.
was leaving.
was not suspended because of the tweets critical of Mr. Chappelle’s show.
was part of a monthslong campaign.
was scrapped after rivals objected.
was struggling before the coronavirus hit.
was the latest indication that governments are trying new
was unprofitable and had been criticized by medical groups.
was valued at $6 billion in the new funding round.
was worth it.
Washing Machines and Dryers
Washington and Austin
Washington’s future and the pandemic.
Waste Materials and Disposal
Watches and Wonders Geneva will be virtual
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waterproof material used in numerous applications
Wayne LaPierre has led the National Rifle Association for 30 years
We are beholden to a few Big Tech overlords for much of our digital lives. We can be more conscientious about it.
we are going to be so happy and kind to each other
We asked readers who were vaccinated at pharmacies if they impulsively treated themselves before they left. Here are some of their stories.
we can decide whether apps monitor and share our activities with others. Here’s what to know.
we followed the signals of social media. A young employee followed them all the way to Charlottesville and Capitol Hill.
We may not know the results for days
we might make some money.”
we need to talk about it
We picked 20 truly essential money lessons
we seek out college application essays about money
We should minimize how much we share with all of our favorite and not-so-favorite apps. Here’s how.
we spoke with our reporter Ben Casselman about the latest job numbers.
We talked to security and privacy experts about Airbnb’s new ban on surveillance cameras
We used to carry and trade bits of metal everywhere
We want to hear about a special neighborhood establishment that shut down because of the pandemic
We want to hear about the virtual connections you relied on in the early months of the pandemic and what they’re like now.
We want to hear more about how parents are making decisions to vaccinate themselves and their children.
We were spread across three continents
We’re a media company
We’re interested in learning as much as possible about how employers manage their work forces.
We’re likely to spend more after a relationship ends. So why don’t we budget for it?
wealth advisers say.
Wealthy democracies rev up an effort to spend trillions on a new climate-friendly energy economy
Wealthy executives and corporate giants are giving $250 million to influence policy and counter violence.
Wearable backpacks designed by Music: Not Impossible
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wedding planners have downscaled — and in some cases their new offerings will stick.
Weddings and Engagements
weddings and other events are being celebrated.
Weekly tallies of jobless claims were not meant to be treated as an economic indicator. The pandemic has exposed the shortcomings of doing so.
weeks after its C.E.O. held a private videoconference about a possible deal with Donald Trump.
weeks after the plan prompted a sell-off in tech stocks.
Weibo accused one account devoted to a BTS member of illegal fund-raising amid a crackdown on 22 pages.
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went from total obscurity to viral sensation — and Walmart staple — thanks to one “cleanfluencer” and her legion of fans.
went offline last week after it was kicked off Amazon’s servers.
were all over the GameStop debacle. Its founder will face sharp questions on Thursday.
were approved.
were caught up in a major financial fraud case. He later switched careers to lead the prominent game company ZeniMax.
were immediately sentenced to prison.
were optimistic about a rebound in air travel.
were the focus of complaints inside and outside The Times.
were to blame for a Covid-19 outbreak.
were trying to push up the price to coincide with April 20
were worth at least $204 million and as much as $783 million.
Western journalists reporting on a natural disaster met with public hostility in person and online that was openly encouraged by the Chinese state media.
Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
WeWork and its competitors reap the benefits.
WeWork’s founder is back with a billion-dollar venture.
What a difference a year makes.
What a first-time passenger needs to know about booking popular excursions
what can a community do to keep them safe?
what do you do when prophecy fails?
What do you do when your world is burning? In mundane and harrowing ways
what does “time off” even mean anymore?
What does it take to scare the candy corn out of someone? Performers at two of New York’s hallowed haunted attractions explain the secrets behind the shocks.
What does the future hold for offices and the workers who once inhabited them?
What does the road to recovery look like?
What explains the end of America’s love affair with tech?
What has prompted Merriam-Webster to add the longstanding term for a mostly regional sandwich to the dictionary?
what he discovered was worse than he could have imagined.
What if Time Warner had gotten a fateful phone call earlier in 2016?
What is a liberal
What kind of travel
What once seemed like attractive economics have been upended by increasing competition and rising interest rates.
What Plexi-Craft — an upscale furniture factory in the Bronx — has
What should businesses make of the chaotic presidential debate?
What should corporate leaders do in a moment like this?
What the absence of day-to-day connections showed us about how we spent our days.
What the White House will need to do to fulfill its promise to ensure trade’s benefits are spread more equitably.
What to do about a boss with enough self-awareness to want to avoid micromanaging but not enough to actually do it.
What we want to know from Secretary of State Antony Blinken
What will we wear come fall?
What you need to know about renting a car
what’s a last-minute
What’s being called the “summer of strikes” comes at a time when workers increasingly fear new technologies will threaten their jobs.
What’s it like mixing sound
What’s that reindeer doing with menorah antlers? Retailers want inclusive holiday merchandise
Wheat futures rose more than 4 percent
When a Google staffing agency reneged on a promise to pay an attendance bonus
When a shopping mall closes
When borders closed
When C.E.O.s speak out against Republican priorities
When companies move all employee communications online
When did we become a nation of Willy Wonkas?
When estranged parents take children across borders
When Google forced out two well-known artificial intelligence experts
When government support fades away
When it comes to work life
When it involves TikTok.
when it is expected to authorize booster shots for recipients of the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines.
when it is set to launch.
When life is disrupted by crisis
When live performances stopped
when movie theaters and cable TV were all the rage.
when Netflix scooped up big-name television creators
When people come back after wildfires
When President Biden joined a push to set aside patents for Covid shots
when rainbow flags are everywhere
When restaurants closed to slow the spread of the coronavirus
When Russia closed its airspace
When the billionaire Robert Smith settled one of the biggest tax fraud cases ever
when the coronavirus may be more controlled.
When the economy hits hard times
When the Judiciary Committee began approving a suite of bills on Wednesday
When the pandemic hit
When the pandemic shut down motorsports
when the top editor resigned under pressure after staff members complained of a toxic culture.
When you are in the business of prophecy
when you know the rates.
When you’re planning to divide your estate unequally
When’s the last time you went into a bank branch? Maybe it’s time to consider those friendly sounding financial start-ups.
where a video game retailer has suddenly become the center of attention.
where annual inflation is about 65 percent.
where birthdays
where buyers and sellers are seldom identified
where cases of the beer sit untouched.
where does all of its stuff go?
where fewer people are deciding to have children because of high costs.
where growth is easing and competition is rising.
where he plans to publish fiction and interact with readers.
where he promoted makeup
where he sought to ease tensions with China.
where it turns into rock.
where Land Rover made its name and is still riding high.
where many residents have been under lockdown
where millions died in a famine during the ’90s.
where passengers can hail self-driving vehicles
where travelers can still see the sites without being jostled.
where Uighurs live under repression.
whether by dropping precautions or imposing new rules.
Whether financial advisers like to address the topic or not
whether for this summer or the coming year.
whether lost or lasting
whether they need as much of it after the pandemic subsides.
whether travelers would still be required to take antigen tests.
Whether you’re planning an afternoon walk through city streets
Whether your bank account grew or shrank during the long months of lockdown
which affects apps like Spotify and Netflix
which aims to provide high-speed internet service around the world.
which aims to take WeWork public.
which aims to teach financial literacy.
which allow people to experience music as vibrations on their bodies
which announced plans to shift its focus from its own publications to writers who use its platform.
which appears to help ease the agony of detox and prevent relapse. Used in other countries
which are already using their work on vaccines to fight efforts in Washington to curb drug prices.
which are having a moment as they upend the financial establishment.
which are increasingly in need of workers with digital skills.
which are rushing to build bigger
which are struggling more than their branches elsewhere.
which are used to maintain pH balance
which as of last month totaled 38 million.
which began as a playful experiment
which began in 2020
which blew the whistle on the scandal
which brought in about $219 million in revenue last year
which can be a significant majority of their contributions to greenhouse gases.
which can light up a small town
which can read like 1
which can reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
which can’t afford to let its attack on civil liberties scare away global banks and financiers
which carries roughly 10 percent of worldwide shipping traffic.
which carries the latest allegations of price fixing in the industry.
which caused disruptions for users as they returned to work after the holidays.
which collapsed in 2015.
which comes weeks after the couple announced their divorce.
which concentrates on underserved neighborhoods
which contain a drop of blood and cost $1
which could add to inflationary pressures.
which could alter how games are watched.
which could be filed in the coming days.
which could delay or scuttle a sale of TikTok
which could drive a wider slowdown in 2024.
which could improve smartphones and change how we use other technology
which could prompt a leftward shift in elections next year.
which counts Alexis Ohanian as a supporter
which defaulted in 2021 on hundreds of billions of dollars in debt.
which describes consumers’ sensitivity to prices
which destroyed two barns owned by Cal-Maine Foods in Dade City
which did not admit wrongdoing
which eat the tall brush and grasses that power Western wildfires.
which employs about 2
which faced steep losses after the pandemic forced it to shut down on March 12
which fell below $4
which gained 400 percent for the week.
which go into effect next month.
which governed her life for nearly 14 years
which had 331 people on board
which had been set to have its world premiere in September at the Magic Theater in San Francisco
which had been set to start next week.
which had been slated for Oct. 4.
which has “never seen this kind of money” spent this way.
which has a $150 million stake in News Corp
which has a market value of more than $50 billion
which has been closed for renovations since 2017.
which has been grounded for nearly two years
which has been widely criticized.
which has compounded shipping delays in the United States.
which has existed since the Clinton administration.
which has exploded in popularity during the pandemic.
which has long had a contentious relationship with political ads
which has played host to cultural and Christian leaders for nearly 150 years.
which has raised another $2.65 billion
which has served her well as the leader of Land O’ Lakes.
which has staggered the entertainment industry.
which has stakes in over 9
which has taken positions in Adobe
which have poured resources into developing the technology.
which he denies.
which headed off a strike last week
which included two weeks of walkouts by the United Automobile Workers.
which includes Office 365 subscriptions and Azure.
which is already Tribune’s biggest shareholder
which is backed by Amazon and Ford
which is burdened with huge debt
which is evaluating similar data on boosters from Pfizer and Moderna.
which is expected to be delivered by the end of next year
which is facing similar scrutiny in the U.S.
which is known as Finra.
which is locked in a fight with Apple and Google.
which is on track for record revenues.
which is owned by Facebook
which is owned by Salesforce
which is popular with tweens
which is popular with young investors
which is seeking higher salary minimums and guaranteed raises
which is seeking to claw back compensation from the fired chief executive
which is subject to court approval
which is the maximum amount allowed under federal law for compensatory and punitive damages.
which is the second time the home-rental company raised its offering price
which is trying to unmask the person responsible and any other people who downloaded the code.
which it calls Autopilot.
which it committed two years ago to producing
which killed 22 people.
which left New Zealand for China last month
which lost $5.5 billion in the hedge fund’s collapse
which lowered the U.S. long-term rating from its top mark
which makes a blood test for cancer
which makes its debut March 16
which makes them ripe for being taken advantage of
which may be a turning point for wealthy investors looking to generate change.
which may limit its market at first.
which means access to timely
which Meta bought nearly a decade ago
which must bless any deal for the social media app.
which offers hotel deals and then monitors them for price changes
which often savaged the rich and powerful.
which only involves the final stages of manufacturing
which operates five theaters on Broadway
which opposed the bill.
which OSHA is expected to introduce
which owns Radio City Music Hall and manages the Rockettes
which plans a digital picket line.
which promises to be challenging for retailers and customers alike.
which publishes nine metropolitan dailies
which received $750 million in public subsidies even as the city’s schools and other services have gone wanting.
which relies on looms from the 18th and 19th centuries
which remains in disarray.
which runs the world’s largest tech fund.
which said it was selling its platform’s previous brand
which sells scripts and other theater-related work
which settled for $787.5 million
which she opened in 1977
which sold teeth alignment devices to two million customers
which some in Hollywood said was a sign of cutting corners.
which stars Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster. It is scheduled to begin performances on Dec. 20.
which started this week
which still faces challenges.
which takes aim at the heart of Google’s business model
which takes refined gasoline and jet fuel along the East Coast.
which the Biden administration is said to have withdrawn.
which The Times said it would immediately oppose
which they used to pay bills and raise wages for staff.
which they were told was guaranteed.
which took off from London
which traces its roots to 1826
which U.S. companies have long valued.
which uses proprietary technology for charging.
which valued Coinbase at nearly $100 billion
which values Afterpay at $29 billion
which was at the center of a recent stock market frenzy
which was compromised Friday along with some of its customers.
which was criticized for failing to do enough to protect its workers from Covid-19 last year
which was first marketed as a way for celebrities to text their fans
which was recently allowed to fly again after major updates.
which was republished as legitimate by media companies.
which was set to start in a little more than a week
which went public earlier this year
which will affect more than 80 million workers.
which will be on public view through Oct. 21.
which will employ 1
which will give TPG a minority stake
which will require companies to report to the government any significant attacks
which will resume in July
which will take a 20 percent stake in the airline
which would be the first in nearly a month.
which would roll back restrictions on investment
which would still make it an outlier.
whichever will result in a bigger credit.
While a variety of charitable organizations help women and girls
while also spinning deceptions until the very end.
while another state body investigates conflict-of-interest allegations.
While big companies wield considerable power
While BP and other European companies invest billions in renewable energy
while calling out the potential harms of artificial intelligence.
while censorship and police powers can stifle protests.
while Democratic optimism is rising.
While Democrats have vowed to repeal the former president’s signature 2017 law
while diminished
while executives are playing cautious.
while exports fell.
while fees and car payments are cutting into their earnings. New data suggests they make less than cabbies.
while gasoline is at $4.30 on average in the United States.
While government statistics say inflation is low
while health insurance expansions pay mainly for care that the uninsured already receive
while inflation and shortages still bedevil the country.
while investors sought safety in government bonds.
while its chairman predicted a turnaround.
While Japan’s corporations have long resisted the entreaties of activist shareholders
While lawmakers debate increasing the stimulus payments to $2
while maintaining what his predecessor built.
While many museums around the country have resumed operations
While millions of people struggled to make ends meet
While President Trump has blessed a deal for TikTok
while remaining in reach now to only the richest of the rich.
While sales are still skewed toward affluent buyers
while Shanghai will be live. What happens after that?
while Silicon Valley companies continued to set new earnings records.
while socializing and volunteering have gone virtual.
while some central bankers are growing wary.
while some states are paying “local micro influencers” for pro-vaccine campaigns.
while stealing away some of China’s manufacturing power.
while tackling a future that their forebears would barely recognize.
While team meetings and industry conventions have moved online
while the comic book movie “Blue Beetle” came in at No. 1. Both were hurt by the actors’ strike.
While the company’s first quarter was better than the financial results of many of its tech peers
While the pandemic had travelers cooped up
While the payments in advance of tax season are a welcome relief for many families
while the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond fell to 1.28 percent.
While they have taken steps to help prevent mishaps
While use of the gaming technology for improving physical ailments is still in the early stages
while Walmart is doling out raises.
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White House aides believe the outcome of the battle between the car companies and its workers will underscore many of the president’s policy positions.
White House Building (Washington
white-collar companies are increasingly extending working from home through next summer.
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who a co-worker said had assaulted her
who accused the Biden administration of being soft on Russia.
who at the time was Microsoft’s chairman
who began as a milliner and took inspiration from Chanel
who came out at work as transgender late last year.
who co-host “GMA3
who did a brief stint in Trump’s White House
who died at 46
who died in 2019
who died while facing sex-trafficking charges.
who espouses a high-minded version of capitalism
who expanded The Cut into a top site for fashion and social issues
who exposed evidence of fraud at Nikola
who faces seven criminal charges for mishandling classified documents
who faces trial soon.
who failed to impress Wall Street
who feared the new
who flocked to companies like Zoom as the virus spread
who founded the truck company Nikola
who had a difficult family life
who had been a Democratic aide
who had been lured to Venezuela three years ago for a business meeting
who harnessed the social network as he rose to power
who has a severe shellfish allergy
who has been a key lieutenant to Jeff Bezos
who has been pushing for a sale of the Chinese-owned video app
who has given away billions
who has held the job for two years
who has held the post for the last five and a half years
who has recovered more than $515 million worth of art and artifacts
who has served 60 percent of his two-and-a-half-year prison term.
who has threatened to ban the app
who has worked at The New York Times and Condé Nast
who have warned they will block any debt ceiling increase.
who helped make the “Caliphate” podcast
who helped revitalize The New York Times
who helped speed the development and approval of AIDS drugs in the 1990s
who helps women re-entering society after prison
who initially could not take ad sales meetings because of a noncompete clause
who is waging a campaign to get big business to be more socially responsible.
who joined in 2017 with a goal to take Burberry further upmarket
who last week gave ByteDance 45 days to sell its stake or else face U.S. restrictions
who leads the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
who led the social media platform that was popular with conservatives
who left Boeing last year after a 30-year career
who left for the top job at Rolling Stone magazine.
who made a fortune in home-building and insurance
who make handicrafts for luxury brands
who often must test higher than their male counterparts.
who once insulted a baby in a headline.
who oversees the kingdom’s sovereign wealth fund
who previously covered the Trump and Biden administrations.
who runs DC Films
who runs UpWork
who searched the Italian offices of the fashion house this week.
who served in senior roles in the Clinton and Obama administrations and at the I.M.F.
who spent years loading up on a cheap type of debt
who stepped down as host of the game show amid furor over sexist and offensive comments he made on a podcast several years ago.
who they say continues to exert influence over a pharmaceutical company from prison.
who took over as C.E.O. in August
who warned that continued expansion would become harder.
who was also the director general of the BBC
who was fired last fall
who was selected to head the Urban League while still in his 30s
who was the main client of the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein in recent years
who went on medical leave two days earlier
who were among Donald Trump’s staunchest fans
who will be required to be fully vaccinated or undergo weekly testing.
who won a $9.5 billion settlement against Chevron over dumped oil
who won a Pulitzer Prize for the 1619 Project
who worked in a group dedicated to rooting out fake accounts
who’s there?
wholesale prices fell last month
Whooping Cough
whose chief executive
whose eclectic mix of shows would include collaborations with the BBC and documentary-style series like “Hoarders.”
whose financial backing is valued as a stamp of approval for consumer brands.
whose flagship Alipay app has helped drive the boom in mobile payments in China
whose name has become synonymous with the company
whose name has become synonymous with Twitter
whose political clout is growing.
whose U.S. union has begun a limited strike over better pay and benefits.
Why did the network insist an agreement with the family of a murdered young man remain undisclosed until after the election?
Wi-Fi 6
widely criticized for dropping charges against the wealthy playboy in July
Wildfires
Wildfires are hurting many industries and could strain households across Canada
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Will a new governor bring new priorities?
will allow comic book writers and artists to present new work and reap the benefits.
will allow developers to steer users to their websites rather than the App Store.
will Americans buy whole birds? Smaller ones? Just parts? Farmers and retailers are already placing their bets.
will appear before lawmakers under oath.
will apply to employees in departments such as food and general merchandise.
will be located outside of Greensboro.
will be more widely available.
will be replaced by James Farley
will be replaced by Robert Jordan on Feb. 1
will be replaced by Twitter’s chief technology officer
will be seen on a grand scale at La Guardia Airport.
will be sentenced on Monday in a fraud case that exposed the excesses in the electric vehicle business.
will be the first woman to lead the news agency in its 170-year history.
will be the international climate czar
will be the nation’s largest Black-controlled federally insured commercial lender.
will become the president of the world’s most visited museum in September.
will become the top science official at Operation Warp Speed.
will cap a saga of Silicon Valley hubris
will continue to run the company.
will fire nine employees and order that some bonuses be paid back.
will inherit a workplace described as “toxic.”
will leave later this year.
will my boyfriend care for me later?
will no longer automatically give world leaders special treatment.
will replace Chief Executive Michael Corbat in February as he retires.
will replace Robert York
will require a huge change for the industry and usher in a new automotive era.
will soon be able to recharge on special pads embedded under the road.
will soon join the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
will start off on June 23 at a series of storefront windows in the Meatpacking District.
will take over at a pivotal moment for the news network.
will take over the Condé Nast site.
Will the battery hold out crossing a 10
Will the shifts brought on by the pandemic
will unveil a redesigned website aimed at a “professional” audience.
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Wirecutter added to the company’s revenue stream.
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wish lists and game plans for this holiday season
Wisk Aero
With $15 million in private funding
With a deadline closing in fast
With a federal moratorium coming to an end
With a focus on issues normally considered progressive
with a goal of half of those students being women or people of color.
with a half dozen vehicles equipped with Argo’s technology.
With a little help from celebrities and influencers
with a little imagination
with a new ally in Walmart
with a new office in the Raleigh-Durham area and at least 3
with a particular focus on the struggles of the long-term unemployed.
with a recent dose of federal aid
With a shift to online resources well underway
with a tailwind from hiring by leisure and hospitality businesses.
With about half the ballots counted late Thursday
With acceptance from traditional investors
with Amazon seeking to bolster its crucial Prime membership offering.
With Americans divided over who bears credit for the economic recovery
With an aggressive push for electric vehicles and a coming I.P.O.
with an agreement said to be imminent.
with an amphitheater and dramatic views
With an increasing share of the world’s wealth in the hands of its top earners
With Apple’s latest mobile software update
with big challenges ahead.
with cash
With chaos lurking in Washington
with Chicago Public Media.
with clients that included Donald J. Trump
with collateral damage for companies around the world.
with consequences that can be deadly.
With coronavirus cases increasing again in the United States
With deliveries surging during the pandemic
with dozens of companies announcing layoffs and finding ways to breed extra chaos in the process.
with energizing the automaker
With environmental benefits and lower labor costs
with everything from edibles to Exodus.
With few places to go or reasons to spend
With flying discouraged
with funds investing in Latin American
with half the costs borne by wealthy countries
With her husband
With his allies running Washington
with hundreds of companies canceling their programs and rescinding offers.
with it
with its billions of dollars in debt
with its railroad
with limited edition product “drops.”
With long battery life and nice cameras
with many other large asset managers.
With many professional women working remotely
With many vacationers reluctant to go abroad because of the pandemic
with millions of dollars’ worth of collectible cars
With money flowing into exchange-traded funds
with more claims expected to be approved in the coming weeks.
With Mr. Musk’s $44 billion deal to buy Twitter set to close no later than Oct. 28
With much unknown about Omicron
With new opportunities and a different perspective as the pandemic eases
with one notable exception: people over 60.
with other states expected to follow
With our constant need to hit ‘refresh’ right now
With over 38 million U.S. unemployment claims in nine weeks
with party divisions imperiling top-priority legislation and fiscal crises looming.
With people splitting work hours between office and home
With people stuck at home and so many other activities shut down
With pledges of a coronavirus vaccine
with plenty of horsepower — is being swallowed by (what else?) S.U.V.s.
with price rises in Germany hitting a record and inflation in Estonia topping 20 percent.
With proper funding and innovation
With remote work more common now
With several countries imposing new restrictions
with some adjustments.
with some being home to more than 1
with some predicting more confusion and backups in the days ahead.
with some wondering if the number of consumers has reached its limit.
With tax filing season about to begin
With the biggest revenues since 2019
with the change reaching the U.S. in coming weeks.
with the expectation of big raises when they return.
With the Federal Reserve keeping rates low
with the first going to the director Ridley Scott.
With the flow of immigrants disrupted
With the labor market showing new fragility
with the pandemic compounding troubles that predated it.
With the pandemic easing
With the pandemic raging in the U.S.
With the pandemic starting to ease in the United States
with the president and Republicans in Congress at odds over his $4 trillion economic agenda.
With the rapid rise of women’s soccer
with the Swedish brand Intimina
with the unemployment rate still nearly three percentage points above where it was a year ago.
With the vaccinated elderly susceptible to breakthrough infections
With the values of homes surging
With theaters and concert halls shuttered
With their contract expiring Sept. 14
With their state’s signature crop hobbled by inclement weather
With work changed and play curtailed
With workers at home and stores stingy with shelf space
Without big gatherings
without the finger-wagging.
without the long commute.
Without the networks and encounters that offices provide
Witness the rise of soul-centered corporate activities.
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Women are overrepresented in low-paying professions that require college credentials.
Women are vastly outnumbered in the auto trades
Women over 65 are being screened for cervical cancer in diminishing numbers. But some are reluctant to give up the tests.
Women raised almost twice as much venture capital funding in the first nine months of this year as they did in 2020 or 2019.
Women tend to live longer than men
Women who have gone through a divorce often see their savings and retirement depleted. Building back means careful planning.
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won by Microsoft
won’t help.
Wondering how you can help as a consumer? Here are some ideas.
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work force reductions can
Work is war — or it can feel that way to certain executives. To meet the moment
Work on the film first shut down in March because of the pandemic
work or social class. Here are five from writers who are now undergraduates.
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worker stress is at a record high
workers are choosing to leave their jobs in record numbers.
workers are sharing their stories of leaving their jobs
workers are struggling in sweltering temperatures and productivity is taking a hit.
Workers at a California restaurant said inadequate safety measures
Workers demonstrated to push the company to wrap up negotiations on contracts.
Workers for a home services company say they face sexual harassment and unfair fees. A civil rights group is asking California regulators to step in.
workers still seem to be choosy.
Workers upset over insufficient wage increases and pension benefits have been on strike since mid-October.
Workers want to have more control over their precious hours and avoid burnout. What if the secret is a calendar full of meetings as well as “me” time?
Workers with college degrees and specialized training once felt relatively safe from automation. They aren’t.
Workhorse
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Working from home often means having to cope with street noise and the clamor of children and pets. Here are some tips on how to quiet things down.
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Working remotely while abroad has obvious appeal. But the tax consequences vary depending on where you go. Here’s what to know.
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worried about the vaccines’ safety
worth around 20 percent in Shengjing Bank.
would be in theaters on Dec. 2 and begin streaming on Dec. 9.
would be kept in reserve to provide electricity if Russia ends shipments of natural gas.
would buttress Microsoft’s gaming business.
Would cloudy weather ruin a visit to the first-ever resort to receive certification from DarkSky International? A stargazer in Utah holds on to her optimism.
would help Square expand further into Australia
would value Airbnb for as much as $42 billion.
Would-be travelers this year have spent hours on hold
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Writers of so-called Date-Me Docs
writing
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wrote on Twitter.
Xi Jinping
Xi Jinping enhanced China’s sway in the world by lending money for infrastructure. Now he’s collecting debts and rethinking his signature aid initiative.
Xi Jinping has been making trade agreements in Asia and now Europe
Xi Jinping is expected to secure a third term as leader during a pivotal meeting of the Communist Party
XpresSpa used to offer pedicures and chair massages at airports. Now it’s in the coronavirus testing business.
Y. Michele Kang
Yahoo’s chief executive sees the deal as a long-term bet on digital advertising. The companies estimate that their ad partnership will generate $1 billion annually.
Yale students in Barbados. Michigan students in Brooklyn. Berkeley students in Las Vegas? Off-campus housing is way off-campus now.
Year 1 of the Fed’s framework
Year-ahead figures surged
Year-over-year percent changes are expected to jump — a little bit in March
Years into the pandemic
Yes
yet scaled-down store training programs aren’t meeting demand.
yet stocks have generated strong returns. Investors had better be ready for anything.
yet that social norm predictably leads to shortages.
yet this could change expectations in ways that are self-reinforcing.
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you can instead buy their services online for a pretty penny or two.
You can look up the status of your stimulus check on the I.R.S. website.
you can now pay less than $399 for a smartphone — and it won’t stink.
You can’t leave money in your I.R.A. forever
you figure out how to survive.
You finally got your vaccine
you may have a good idea
You should absolutely be wearing shoes at home. Why not make them as cloudlike as possible?
you should not have to put up with working from the corporate HQ that is the boss’s kitchen.
You shouldn’t have to hide your relationships at work. But your work also shouldn’t creep into your relationship.
you will probably encounter it on your next trip.
you’ll have to claim it as a rebate on your 2020 taxes.
you’ll need not just a robust retirement fund but also a plan
you’ll want to review route planning
you’re very likely carrying the virus.
Young people come to Los Angeles in droves with dreams of fame and fortune. Once they’re discovered
Young people want to save for their futures
Young women are more feminist than ever
Younger generations of passengers are venturing onto ships for the first time. And with sky-high airfares and expensive hotels on land
Younger investors who are navigating market volatility and trying to save for retirement are finding that roboadvisers lack the personal touch.
your boss needs some guidance on the downside to oversharing.
Your employer can put limits on what you put out on social media
Your morning cup may depend on solving issues with a crop that both contributes to and is deeply affected by the changing climate.
your privacy rights and how to find a hidden camera.
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Youth
YouTube
YouTube and Google Meet.
YouTube and Twitter
YouTube is the latest tech company to bar the president from posting online
YouTube’s advertising practices on kids’ channels could have resulted in companies tracking children across the web
Zerika Akers wants widespread interest in Black brands to be more than a trend.
Zestworld
Zhang Wenhong has drawn a huge public following with a human touch and candid advice that sometimes runs counter to the government’s authoritarian instincts.
Zhang Yiming steered ByteDance to become China’s first truly globally successful internet company.
Zinc
Zoom and others make way for the shares of “reopening” companies.
Zoono USA and Zoono Holdings
Zvi Feiner and a business partner were indicted on fraud charges. Federal prosecutors say they bilked investors out of millions of dollars.

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