Sardi’s Is Back After 648 Days, Its Fortunes Tied to Broadway
The caricatures are back up. But many shows are canceling performances just as Sardi’s reopens, a hurdle for a restaurant...
Who’s Up for a Round of Warhammer?
A tabletop game set in a dystopian universe has found a new legion of fans during the pandemic.
Intel apologizes over its statement on forced labor in Xinjiang.
The chip maker sought to walk back a statement saying it could not use labor or goods from Xinjiang, where...
Reasons for Optimism in 2022
In a year filled with bad news, there were reasons for optimism as well.
Public Streets Are the Lab for Self-Driving Experiments
When the U.S. ordered companies to report accidents involving driver-assistance tech, Tesla was thought to be the motivation. But 108...
Why Even a 40% Tax Break Won’t Move Japan’s Employers to Raise Pay
The country’s prime minister says lifting long-stagnant wages would jump-start the sputtering economy. Companies call the plan a nonstarter.
As Workers Gain Pay Leverage, Nonprofits Can’t Keep Up
Schools and social assistance agencies face staffing shortages as they compete with businesses able to raise wages — and services...
Meta aims for ‘deep compatibility’ with blockchain, according to an internal post.
Andrew Bosworth, who will become Meta’s chief technology officer next year, laid out a vision for the social network to...
Supply Chain Problems Mean Buying a Car Sometimes Takes a Plane Ride
The limited supply of new and used vehicles is forcing some Americans to go to great lengths to find and...
Jack Dorsey and venture capitalists clash over the future of cryptocurrency.
The Twitter co-founder’s comments exposed a rift over the direction of crypto.
