Boeing Directors Reach Settlement in Shareholder Suit Over 737 Max Crashes
The $237.5 million accord is subject to court approval. The plaintiffs said board members had neglected their oversight duties.
Aaron Feuerstein, Mill Owner Who Refused to Leave, Dies at 95
After a fire devastated his Massachusetts factory in 1995, he kept paying his employees and spent hundreds of millions to...
Cambo, a Proposed Oil Field, Is Drawing Controversy in U.K.
What is Cambo? It’s a proposed oil field deep underwater off Scotland that has become an intense focus of environmentalists...
Wages are rising, but can they keep up with inflation?
In the tug of war between wage growth and rising prices, it is not yet clear who is winning. It...
Workers’ Pay Is in a Tug of War With Inflation
In the tug of war between wage growth and rising prices, it is not yet clear who is winning. It...
Google Temps Fought Loss of Pandemic Bonus. And Won.
When a Google staffing agency reneged on a promise to pay an attendance bonus, temps who are part of the...
What to Expect at Work When You’re Expecting
Legal protections against pregnancy discrimination are one thing. Actual feelings of security are another.
October Jobs Report Shows Stagflation Isn’t the Problem
Americans are going back to work at a rapid clip.
Crypto Is Cool. Now Get on the Yacht.
NFT.NYC, a gathering for nonfungible token enthusiasts, offered a taste of a crypto-filled future.
To Build the Metaverse, Meta First Wants to Build Stores
The social networking company has discussed opening physical stores to showcase its virtual reality and augmented reality devices.
