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Lawmakers Seek Information on ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Gun Sales

Eighteen Democrats in Congress are demanding answers from Credova Financial about its no-interest loans for gun and ammunition purchases.  » mehr lesen

How a Whistleblower Could Help Elon Musk in His Case Against Twitter

Twitter’s former security chief could loom large in Mr. Musk’s legal efforts to undo his $44 billion acquisition of the social network.  » mehr lesen

How Quitting a Job Changed My Relationships

We asked people who quit during the “Great Resignation” how it helped them reconnect with their loved ones. This is what they told us.  » mehr lesen

In ‘Little Venice,’ Cruise Ships and an Influx of Tourists

With a ban on large cruise ships in the waters surrounding Venice, nearby Chioggia is one of the new go-to ports. While many welcome the new visitors, some worry that the tourism...

Manhattan Has a Glut of Empty Offices. Hochul Wants to Build More.

Despite near record-high office vacancies, Gov. Kathy Hochul has backed a real estate project at the New York transit hub that would be one of the largest in American history.  » mehr lesen

Revenge of the Founders: A Generational Struggle on Wall Street

The abrupt departure of Kewsong Lee as Carlyle Group’s chief executive followed conflicts over how to run the financial firm.  » mehr lesen

Buy Now, Pay Later: Going Into Debt for Groceries

Americans are increasingly turning to “buy now, pay later” services for food and other everyday essentials. And there are signs that the practice is putting some in deep debt.  » mehr lesen

Low Water Levels Disrupt European River Cruises, a Favorite of U.S. Tourists

As the continent faces a severe drought, companies have had to use buses to transport passengers along parts of the Rhine and the Danube, where water levels have become too low for...

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