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Sundance, Once a Hotbed for Film Deals, Tries to Find Its Footing

The kind of independent movies that the festival showcases have struggled at the box office, spurring worries about what the market would be like this year.  » mehr lesen

Judge Orders Release of Video Showing Attack on Paul Pelosi

There was no reason to keep the footage secret, Judge Stephen M. Murphy of San Francisco Superior Court ruled. It could be released as soon as Thursday.  » mehr lesen

IBM Announces 3,900 Job Cuts

The company said the layoffs were a final step after asset sales rather than a sign of weakness in its business.  » mehr lesen

Tesla’s Profit Jumped 12% in Fourth Quarter

The electric car company is facing intensifying competition, supply chain disruptions and concerns about the behavior of Elon Musk.  » mehr lesen

House Passes Bill to Study FAA Alert System Whose Outage Grounded Flights

The outage caused departures nationwide to be halted one morning this month, disrupting travel and drawing attention to the Federal Aviation Administration’s outdated technology.  » mehr lesen

Kohl’s Closing In on Naming Permanent C.E.O.

Tom Kingsbury, the interim chief executive, is in late-stage talks to replace Michelle Gass, who left the retailer to join Levi’s last year.  » mehr lesen

Myrtle Witbooi, Who Fought for Domestic Workers’ Rights, Dies at 75

She experienced the inequities of the job firsthand in South Africa and helped build national and international unions to address them.  » mehr lesen

California Voters to Decide on Regulating Fast-Food Industry

Pre-empting a law signed last year, business groups forced a ballot initiative on state oversight of wages and working conditions.  » mehr lesen

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