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Government Will Cancel $1.5 Billion in Loans for Westwood College Students

The Education Department intends to wipe out the federal debt of those who attended the for-profit school from 2002 until it closed in 2016 without requiring them to apply.  » mehr lesen

How German Companies Are Staring Down Putin’s Threat to Cut Off Gas

Industrial producers across Germany are coming up with unique ways to cut their dependence on natural gas as Russia’s war in Ukraine keeps prices high.  » mehr lesen

From Red Lobster to Running Some of New York’s Marquee Restaurants

Chip Wade takes over Danny Meyer’s role in running Union Square Hospitality Group, a move that signals a growing conversation between two sides of the industry.  » mehr lesen

Sweeping Children’s Online Safety Bill Is Passed in California

The new rules, which would require many online services to increase protections for children, could change how popular social media and game platforms treat minors.  » mehr lesen

California Senate Passes Bill to Regulate Fast-Food Industry

If signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, the measure would create a state council to establish minimum pay and safety conditions on an industrywide basis.  » mehr lesen

Uma Pemmaraju, an Original Fox News Channel Anchor, Dies at 64

She convinced her Indian parents to allow her to pursue journalism as a career, then went on to win three Emmy Awards.  » mehr lesen

FTC Sues Over Tracking Data That Could Expose Visits to Abortion Clinics

Federal regulators said the sale of geolocation information on tens of millions of smartphones could expose people’s visits to private places.  » mehr lesen

An Orlando Museum’s Disputed Basquiats Are Gone. Its Leadership Is, Too.

In the wake of an F.B.I. raid, the crisis at the Orlando Museum of Art deepened amid upheaval on its board and the resignation of its interim director.  » mehr lesen

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