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Alibaba Just Unveiled One of China’s Most Advanced Chips
By Coco Liu and Debby Wu / Bloomberg
The U.S.'s First Bitcoin-Linked Exchange-Traded Fund Launches
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"Succession" According to Corporate Lawyers
'Succession' is headed towards legal drama territory. Three corporate lawyers analyze the ongoing action and offer legal advice to the characters
By Andrew R. Chow
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Facebook to Create 10,000 E.U. Jobs to Develop Its Metaverse
CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been aggressively pushing the metaverse as a vision for the future of Facebook
By Ivan Levingston / Bloomberg
October 17, 2021
U.S. Labor Unions Are Having a Moment
In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, unions are finding they suddenly have the upper hand—
By Ian Kullgren, Brian Eckhouse and Deena Shanker / Bloomberg
October 17, 2021
Southwest Asks Court to Reject Effort to Block Covid Shots
The Southwest Airlines Pilots Association is trying to stop the airline from enforcing the Nov. 24 deadline for shots
By Mary Schlangenstein / Bloomberg
October 17, 2021
Gen Z and Millennials Are Leading a 'Great Reshuffle.' Here's What That Means
(To receive weekly emails of conversations with the world’s top CEOs and business decisionmakers, click here.) Something big is happening in American workplaces. Workers are gaining the upper hand as businesses struggle to mount an...
By John Simons
October 17, 2021
Bitcoin makes Run Toward Record High
The world’s largest digital token has surged some 8% over Friday and Saturday to about $62,100
By Justina Lee / AP
October 16, 2021
Cars Get Stuck at U.S. Garages in Spare-Parts Shortage
A global semiconductor shortage has cut the production of new vehicles
By Michael Sasso / Bloomberg
October 16, 2021
Why Everyone Is So Rude Right Now
September 2021 was a bad month for manners. On the 21st, a woman pulled a gun on servers at a Philadelphia fast food restaurant when they asked her to order online. On the 16th, several...
By Belinda Luscombe
October 15, 2021
Bitcoin's Risk and Reward for Black Investors
“We can operate on an even playing field in the digital world”
By JANELL ROSS / WASHINGTON, D.C.
October 15, 2021
What the History of Money Says About Its Future
We may be on the cusp of a currency shift now
By Jacob Goldstein
October 15, 2021
As the NFT Market Explodes Again, Artists Fend Off Old Art-World Power Structures
NFT sales exploded in August, hitting twice the levels of the first wave back in the spring
By Andrew R. Chow
October 15, 2021
American Consumer Delinquencies Hit Record Low Amid Recovery
It's at the lowest level since the American Bankers Association started collecting data in 1993
By Zijia Song / Bloomberg
October 14, 2021
Facebook Expands Harassment Policy to Protect Public Figures
This is the latest change following congressional testimony that faulted the company for failing to stop harmful content
By DAVID KLEPPER/AP
October 14, 2021
Microsoft Shuts Down LinkedIn in China, Citing ‘Challenging Operating’ Climate
The move makes the platform the last major U.S. social media provider to pull out of the country
By Molly Schuetz/Bloomberg
October 14, 2021
U.S. Unemployment Claims Fall to Lowest Level Since Onset of Pandemic
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell to its lowest level since the pandemic began, a sign the job market is still improving even as hiring has slowed in the past two months....
By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER/AP
October 14, 2021
Why a Beer Maker Is at the Center of a School Mask Dispute
The owner of the Minocqua Brewing Company is using money from the super PAC he launched to fund lawsuits that would force Wisconsin schools to require masks in class
By Katie Reilly
October 14, 2021
The Shorter Work Week Really Worked in Iceland. Here’s How
An experiment showed workers were able to work less and get paid the same, while maintaining productivity and improving personal well-being
By Virginia Lau and Ragnhildur Sigurdardottir / Bloomberg
October 14, 2021
Companies Are Finally Fighting Burnout During the Pandemic
A record 42.1 million Americans quit a job in 2019
By Jamie Ducharme
October 14, 2021
Clubhouse CEO Says the Once-Hot Startup Grew ‘Way Too Fast’
The audio-only app received a $4 billion valuation earlier this year but the excitement seems to have cooled
By Priya Anand / Bloomberg
October 14, 2021
Apple May Cut iPhone 13 Production Goals Due to Chip Crunch
Apple is likely to slash its projected iPhone 13 production targets for 2021 by as many as 10 million units
By Debby Wu / Bloomberg
October 14, 2021
Will Fumio Kishida's 'New Capitalism' Be a Boost for Japan?
Japan's new leader promises to repudiate Abenomics with a “new form of Japanese capitalism.” How far will reforms go?
By Charlie Campbell / Shanghai
October 13, 2021
Microsoft Agrees to Human Rights Review of Deals With Law Enforcement and Government
Microsoft Corp., which has faced pressure from employees and shareholders over contracts with governments and law enforcement agencies, agreed to commission an independent human rights review of some of those deals. The move came in...
By Dina Bass / Bloomberg
October 13, 2021
U.S. Regulators Seek Answers From Tesla Over Lack of Recall
(DETROIT) — U.S. safety investigators want to know why Tesla didn't file recall documents when it updated Autopilot software to better identify parked emergency vehicles, escalating a simmering clash between the automaker and regulators. In...
By Tom Krisher / AP
October 13, 2021
Winter Heating Bills Will Soar as Inflation Hits Energy
Get ready to pay sharply higher bills for heating this winter, along with seemingly everything else. With prices surging worldwide for heating oil, natural gas and other fuels, the U.S. government said Wednesday it expects...
By Stan Choe / AP
October 13, 2021
Why Coal Shortages in Asia Might Be Good News for Clean Energy
Power crises in China and India that have caused blackouts and factory shutdowns are highlighting the region’s reliance on the world's dirtiest fossil fuel: coal. But some experts say the energy supply problems facing two...
By Amy Gunia
October 13, 2021
The NFL Will Survive Jon Gruden's Bigotry. But It Must Force Change
The email scandal might not immediately impact the league's bottom line. But it could cause a culture shift.
By Sean Gregory
October 13, 2021
Why Workers Are Quitting Their Jobs
"Workers are burned out. They're fed up. They're fried."
By Abby Vesoulis
October 13, 2021
BAT's E-Cigarette Vuse Gets FDA Authorization
Vuse is the first vape-type product from a major company to win FDA backing to continue U.S. sales,
By Tiffany Kary / Bloomberg
October 12, 2021
Texas Businesses Are Ignoring Abbott's Vaccine Mandate Ban
High-profile businesses based in Texas are stuck between following federal COVID-19 guidance and the state executive order
By Tara Law
October 12, 2021
Uber Drivers Say a 'Racist' Algorithm Is Putting Them Out of Work
Some Uber drivers say they have been prevented from working due to what they claim is racially biased facial verification technology
By Eloise Barry / London
October 12, 2021
Prince Harry, Meghan Join New York Investing Fund as ‘Impact Partners’
The couple is joining $1.3 billion investing fund Ethic as “impact partners” in the hope of raising awareness around issues such as racial injustice, climate change and income equality
By Saijel Kishan / Bloomberg
October 12, 2021
Sally Rooney Explains Her Position Amid Israel Boycott Row
The Irish author issued a statement explaining her decision to turn down a bid by an Israeli publisher to translate her new novel into Hebrew
By Eloise Barry
October 12, 2021
Amazon Announces Indefinite Remote Work Policy—But Not For a Vast Majority of Its Workers
Most of the online retail giant's more than 1 million global employees cannot work remotely to perform their job duties
By Associated Press
October 12, 2021
IMF Board Keeps Georgieva as Chief After Data Scandal Review
Kristalina Georgieva will remain as head of the International Monetary Fund after the lender’s board reviewed accusations that she improperly influenced a World Bank ranking of China’s business climate. The fate of Georgieva—a Bulgarian economist...
By Eric Martin and Saleha Mohsin / Bloomberg
October 12, 2021
The Seven Secrets of Indra Nooyi’s Success
The former PepsiCo CEO shares details from her life and career in her book My Life in Full: Work, Family, and Our Future.
By S. Mitra Kalita
October 12, 2021
Latest Tests Bring Israel a Step Closer to Commercial Drones
"One day, we will have drone-powered taxis in the sky," one local drone maker said
By JACK JEFFERY / AP
October 11, 2021
David Card Shares Nobel Prize in Economics for Natural Experiments
The award, this year shared between three economists, chimes with a focus of the academy on real-world applications of the economics discipline in recent years
By Niclas Rolander / Bloomberg
October 11, 2021
COVID-19 Pushing Prices Up But Impact Should Fade
The unemployment rate fell to 4.8%, partly reflecting a decline in the size of the labor force
By Alister Bull / Bloomberg
October 10, 2021
Stocks to Watch as COVID1-19 Enters Its Next Phase
For investors, the next stage of the pandemic means a tougher landscape for stockpicking.
By Abhishek Vishnoi and Cristin Flanagan/Bloomberg
October 9, 2021
Tesla Headquarters Is Moving to Texas
It joins companies other companies in relocating their corporate hubs to the more tax-friendly Texas
By Kara Wetzel, Romy Varghese and David R. Baker / Bloomberg
October 9, 2021
More Than 130 Countries Reach Deal on Corporate Minimum Tax
More than 130 countries have agreed on sweeping changes to how big global companies are taxed, including a 15% minimum corporate rate.
By DAVID McHUGH and DANICA KIRKA / AP
October 8, 2021
Trump Hotel Lost $70M Despite Millions in Foreign Business
Trump's company lost more than $70 million on his D.C. hotel during his time in office despite taking in millions from foreign governments.
By BERNARD CONDON / AP
October 8, 2021
Employers Are Starting to Adopt 'Menstrual Leave' Policies. Could It Backfire?
Employers around the world are adopting period leave policies, but the idea has so far gained little traction in the U.S.
By Ashifa Kassam
October 8, 2021
U.S. Workers Are Realizing It's the Perfect Time to Go on Strike
The strikes and walkouts show the growing power of workers who are in high demand in a tightening economy
By Alana Semuels
October 8, 2021
Inside the Battle for the Hearts and Minds of Future CEOs
Tima Bansal begins every new course with a cautionary statistic for her business school students. A 2008 study found that MBA candidates enter business school with more community-oriented values, but graduate with more selfish ones....
By Katie Reilly
October 8, 2021
'We’re At Its Mercy.' Small Businesses That Rely on Facebook and Instagram Question Their Loyalty After Global Outage
Entrepreneurs and influencers were left in the dark
By Raisa Bruner
October 7, 2021
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