Four Attorneys General Sue Google Over Privacy Claims
Three states and the District of Columbia allege that the tech giant misled consumers by continuing to track those who...
Rich Countries Lure Health Workers From Low-Income Nations to Fight Shortages
Huge pay incentives and immigration fast-tracks are leading many to leave countries whose health systems urgently need their expertise.
Can a New Line of Work Help Save These Wild Welsh Ponies?
A longstanding source of local pride and affection, Welsh mountain ponies have seen many of their traditional roles vanish. A...
Sarah Palin v. New York Times Spotlights Push to Loosen Libel Law
The trial comes at a time when those who argue that news outlets should pay a steeper price for getting...
Nelson Peltz Takes Aim at Unilever
An activist investor adds pressure as Unilever seeks a new strategic direction.
Workers at REI Store in Manhattan Seek to Form Retailer’s Only Union
In filing for a union election, employees of the outdoor equipment retailer cited safety during the pandemic, among other concerns.
Can Works Like ‘Don’t Look Up’ Get Us Out of Our Heads?
In the doomsday smash and Bo Burnham’s pandemic musical “Inside,” themes of climate change, digital distraction and inequality merge and...
The Week in Business: A Big Bet on Gaming
Intel announces plans for a $20 billion chip manufacturing complex in Ohio. With Omicron beginning a retreat, is a “new...
Documentary Critical of Disney, From the Disney Family
A harsh portrait of pay inequality at the company, premiering at Sundance on Monday, was directed by the granddaughter of...
‘Miserable and Dangerous’: A Failed Chinese Promise in Serbia
Poor conditions for Vietnamese workers building a $900 million tire factory underscore a chasm between the promise of investment from...
