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I.R.S. Acknowledges Black Americans Face More Audit Scrutiny

The commissioner, Daniel Werfel, said the agency was working to correct unfairness in the enforcement of the tax code.  » mehr lesen

E.U. Approves Microsoft’s $69 Billion Deal for Activision

The green light follows objections to the blockbuster deal by American and British regulators on the grounds that it would undercut competition.  » mehr lesen

The $69 Billion Microsoft-Activision Deal Faces a Big E.U. Test

The bloc’s antitrust regulators could side with Microsoft on Monday, but the tech giant still faces an uphill battle to gaining full approval.  » mehr lesen

U.S.-Made Technology Is Flowing to Sanctioned Russian Airlines

Russian customs data shows that millions of dollars of aircraft parts made by Boeing, Airbus and others were sent to Russia last year despite sanctions.  » mehr lesen

Hotels Roll Out the Red Carpet for Pets

Doggy menus, plush beds, nose balm and pet sitting: As people increasingly travel with their four-legged friends, hotels are stepping up with more amenities.  » mehr lesen

Why Some Countries Find It Hard to Move Away From Fossil Fuels

Trinidad and Tobago is the No. 2 exporter of liquefied natural gas in the Americas. Its output has been falling, but it remains committed to fossil fuels.  » mehr lesen

Climate Change Brings Warmer, Wetter Weather to Trinidad

Even as the leaders of Trinidad and Tobago double down on fossil fuels, climate change is bringing more extreme weather to the island nation.  » mehr lesen

Vice Media Files for Bankruptcy

Vice, which had wooed media giants, has struggled to adjust to the punishing realities of digital publishing. A group of creditors could buy Vice for $225 million.  » mehr lesen

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