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Strikes in Europe Are Leaving Some Travelers Stranded. What You Need to Know.

As workers in Europe protest low wages and adverse working conditions, travelers may find themselves having to contend with disruptions. Experts offer some tips.  » mehr lesen

Lawmakers Propose Legislation to Tighten Rail Safety Regulations

The train that derailed in Ohio was exempt from some federal safety requirements because it was not carrying enough hazardous material to be considered “high hazard.” Lawmakers want to lower the threshold....

Japan Accuses Ad Giant Dentsu of Rigging Bids for Tokyo Olympics

Prosecutors said the company and five others conspired to evade the public bidding process for test events, part of a widening investigation into corruption surrounding the Games.  » mehr lesen

Restaurant Chains Make It Cost More to Be Loyal

Recent changes to rewards programs at places like Dunkin’ and Starbucks mean customers must pay more before perks kick in. The companies blame inflation.  » mehr lesen

A Drug Company Exploited a Safety Requirement to Make Money

With a history as a date rape drug, a medication needed strict distribution controls. Its maker, Jazz Pharmaceuticals, used that to delay competition.  » mehr lesen

For Ukraine’s Animals, a Home Is Getting Harder to Find

Early in the war, thousands of pets were ferried out of danger, mostly to other European countries. But now adoptions are waning.  » mehr lesen

Elon Musk Accuses Media of Bias for Dropping ‘Dilbert’

The Twitter chief waded into a scandal involving the cartoonist Scott Adams, as Twitter undergoes layoffs and struggles to lure back advertisers.  » mehr lesen

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