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How Do Japanese Show They Care? By Sending a Telegram.

Millions of the messages still crisscross Japan each year, offering congratulations or condolences in a way that more modern communications cannot.  » mehr lesen

How Silicon Chips Rule the World

Maintaining the flow of oil is still crucial for the world economy. But now the supply of semiconductors is also critical for commerce, and war and peace.  » mehr lesen

Investors Sue Treasury Department for Blacklisting Tornado Cash

Tornado Cash was banned last month to prevent hacking, money-laundering and other cryptocurrency crimes.  » mehr lesen

Ahead of Midterms, Yellen Embarks on Economic Victory Tour

In Michigan, Janet L. Yellen, the Treasury secretary, said investments made by Democrats would reshape the U.S. economy.  » mehr lesen

Twitter Reached $7 Million Settlement With Whistle-Blower

Lawyers for Elon Musk mentioned a $7 million payment to Peiter Zatko, Twitter’s former top security executive, in a court hearing this week.  » mehr lesen

The Days of Energy Deregulation Are Over in Europe

As prices soar, Britain has joined other countries in tightening control of gas and electricity markets, reversing years of free-market policies.  » mehr lesen

Here Are the Takeaways From the ECB’s Big Move

The European Central Bank said it expected to continue raising rates and raised its forecast for inflation.  » mehr lesen

BlackRock Takes on Red States to Defend Its Reputation Over E.S.G. Investing

The world’s largest money manager fired off a letter to attorneys general in 19 states rebutting claims about its position on climate-minded investing.  » mehr lesen

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