Workers at an Activision Game Studio Say They Are Forming a Union
The Game Workers Alliance represents workers at Raven Software, a studio owned by Activision Blizzard where some employees walked out...
Racial Turmoil Mars Signs of Progress at the U.S. Mint
A new internal report found that Black employees felt marginalized at the Treasury agency that produces the nation’s coins.
How I Cut My Family’s Cable and Streaming Bill by $170
After I realized we were paying more than $400 a month, I knew I had to do something. Here’s what...
Passenger Exposed Buttocks and Threw a Can During Flight, Prosecutors Say
Shane McInerney, 29, was charged after his disruptive behavior aboard a flight from Dublin to John F. Kennedy International Airport...
Kohl’s Receives $9 Billion Offer Backed by Activist Investor
The offer comes as the retailer, like other brick-and-mortar stores, struggles with supply chain problems and competition from online sites.
Rapid Inflation Fuels Debate Over What’s to Blame: Pandemic or Policy
The White House is emphasizing that inflation is worldwide. Economists say that’s true — but stimulus-spurred consumer buying is also...
What Happened (and Didn’t) When Davos Disappeared
For the second year in a row, the World Economic Forum’s annual in-person meeting was delayed because of the pandemic....
The Pandemic Changed Everything About Work, Except the Humble Résumé
Résumés may be more for robots than human eyes at first, but most job seekers are still advised to distill...
Harvey G. Stack, Leading Dealer in Rare Coins, Dies at 93
At the New York firm his father and uncle started in 1933, he was said to have personally conducted more...
Google Asks Court to Dismiss Texas Antitrust Case
The effort is the first time the tech giant has tried to get a government case against it tossed out.
