John Visentin, Xerox C.E.O., Dies at 59
The photocopying and printing company said that Mr. Visentin died of “complications from an ongoing illness.”
Spirit Airlines Calls Off a Thursday Reckoning on Frontier’s Bid
Spirit said it would continue to talk with both Frontier and JetBlue, putting off a shareholder vote until July 8.
McKinsey Guided Companies at the Center of the Opioid Crisis
The consulting firm offered clients “in-depth experience in narcotics,” from poppy fields to pills more powerful than Purdue’s OxyContin.
Crypto Crash Widens Divide Between Rich and Amateur Traders
No cryptocurrency investor has been spared the pain of plunging prices. But the fallout from more than $700 billion in...
Highest Mortgage Rates Since 2008 Housing Crisis Cool Sales
As the Federal Reserve tries to fight high inflation, costly mortgage rates have begun to price people out of the...
Liquefied Natural Gas Comes to Europe’s Rescue. But for How Long?
Chilled gas is a lifeline, but the fuel, largely from the United States, may set back climate ambitions and prove...
What To Do in New Bedford, the Old Whaling Capital Outside Boston
Once a powerhouse in whaling and textile manufacturing, this maritime city is sprucing itself up — but still leans heavily...
Why Coupons Are Harder to Find Than Ever
Brands and retailers are shifting away from the clipped newspaper discounts, and the digital version hasn’t grown fast enough to...
Disney Board Renews Bob Chapek as C.E.O.
The company has faced major challenges recently, leading some to question whether Mr. Chapek would last. His contract was extended...
Ernst & Young to Pay $100 Million Fine After Auditors Cheated on Ethics Exams
The S.E.C. said the cheating involved hundreds of the firm’s workers from 2017 to 2021, resulting in the largest penalty...
