Maker of Hubble Contact Lenses to Pay $3.5 Million in FTC Settlement
Industry professionals told The Times in 2019 that Hubble switched people out of their prescribed lens brands and into Hubble’s...
How Facebook Is Morphing Into Meta
Shifting a 68,000-person social networking company toward the theoretical metaverse has caused internal disruption and uncertainty.
Private Data Shows Broadway’s Hits and Misses After Reopening
Big shows did well when they returned in the fall after the long pandemic shutdown but new plays struggled, previously...
Inflation and Deficits Don’t Dim the Appeal of U.S. Bonds
Treasury rates remain strikingly low, partly because of the safety government debt offers corporations and retirees. Whether that endures is...
The Week in Business: Higher Interest Rates Are Coming
Inflation is high. The markets are volatile. Economic growth in the world’s two biggest economies is expected to slow. And...
Los Angeles Is Changing. Can a Flagship Theater Keep Up?
Navigating the pandemic and a shift in leadership, the Center Theater Group is trying to get back its old audience,...
Marcelo Claure Leaves SoftBank and Masa Son With More Challenges
The exit of SoftBank’s chief operating officer comes as the tech giant faces huge challenges.
For Olympic Sponsors, ‘China Is an Exception’
Pressure is mounting on companies to condemn the country’s human rights violations, but executives say the Games should not be...
Botticelli Sold for $45.4 Million at Sotheby’s Auction
The painting, which last sold in 1963 for $26,000, was part of a sale of works by old masters.
G.D.P. Report Shows Inflation Bite in Economy
The nation’s G.D.P. has outpaced the growth rate that preceded the pandemic, until you take higher prices into account.
