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It’s Dry January. Pour One Out for the Bar Owners.

Between the “tripledemic,” the economy, holiday fatigue and the temporarily sober, businesses are suffering.  » mehr lesen

How ‘Extraordinary Measures’ Can Postpone a Debt Limit Disaster

Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen will soon need to use accounting maneuvers to keep the United States from defaulting on its debt.  » mehr lesen

Retail Sales Fell in December as Holiday Shoppers Held Back

Weaker-than-expected results, including at popular holiday shopping destinations like electronics outlets and department stores, showed how concerns about inflation are affecting consumers.  » mehr lesen

A French City Appeals to Madonna for Clues About a Long-Lost Painting

The painting “Diana and Endymion” disappeared from Amiens, France, more than a century ago. The city’s mayor says Madonna could hold a key to the mystery, but experts say the pop icon...

California Sues Companies Over Insulin Prices, Joining Other States

The state is taking action against three major drug companies and the big pharmacy benefit managers in an effort to temper costs for people with diabetes.  » mehr lesen

Bill McKibben and Xiye Bastida, Two Climate Activists 40 Years Apart in Age, on the Movement’s Future

Bill McKibben published his first book over 20 years before Xiye Bastida was born. But as climate leaders, they agree that “for an activist to have hope is the most important thing.”...

Oliver Stone Goes Nuclear at Davos

At the World Economic Forum, the provocative filmmaker received a warm reception for his film promoting nuclear power.  » mehr lesen

How the Netherlands Is Taming Big Tech

Dutch privacy negotiators have spurred major changes at Google, Microsoft and Zoom, using a landmark European data protection law as a lever.  » mehr lesen

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