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Setting a Kahlo Drawing Aflame in Search of an NFT Spark

It’s tough to profit in the struggling market of blockchain assets right now. Burning a purported drawing from Frida Kahlo’s personal diary didn’t help a businessman’s cause.  » mehr lesen

Evelyn de Rothschild, Scion of Banking Dynasty, Dies at 91

Initially showing little promise, he eventually joined the family firm and rose to chairman, wielding vast influence in Britain’s financial and political affairs.  » mehr lesen

Elizabeth Holmes Denied New Trial and Is Set to Be Sentenced

The founder of the failed blood testing start-up Theranos faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.  » mehr lesen

For Fitness Buffs and Landlords, Gyms Are Hot Again

Hoping to capitalize on a renewed interest in communal experiences, fitness chains are reconfiguring their spaces, offering more room to exercise and better amenities.  » mehr lesen

Kenya Discloses Part of Secret Railway Contract With China

The publication of details of a 2014 loan agreement for a cross-country train fulfilled a campaign vow by President William Ruto and revealed Beijing’s tough terms.  » mehr lesen

In Fashion Industry, a Fine Line Between Collaboration and Collusion

Adhering to antitrust regulation while negotiating collective sustainability targets is proving tougher to navigate for some in the fashion industry.  » mehr lesen

C.E.O.s Are Talking More About Recession

The possibility of an economic slowdown has been a hot topic during the latest batch of quarterly earnings conference calls.  » mehr lesen

Resistance to Misinformation Is Weakening on Twitter, a Report Found

Researchers at Tufts expressed concern in a report about conspiracy theories on Twitter ahead of the midterms.  » mehr lesen

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