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Drought Hurts China’s Economy as Central Bank Cuts Rates

Sichuan’s many dams cannot generate enough electricity even for its own needs, forcing factories there to close for up to a week at a time.  » mehr lesen

McDonald’s board member exits after fight with Carl Icahn

The restaurant chain has made the first big change to its board in three years after seeing off a campaign by the activist investor Carl Icahn.  » mehr lesen

Chief of Israeli Spyware Firm NSO to Step Down as It Revamps

The U.S. blacklisted the company last year after reports that governments had used its software to target journalists, dissidents and opposition politicians.  » mehr lesen

Indiana Governor Leads Delegation in Visit to Taiwan for Trade Talks

Gov. Eric J. Holcomb of Indiana led a group that arrived on the island Sunday, even as visits this month by U.S. officials have angered Beijing.  » mehr lesen

The Week in Business: WeWork’s Founder Rises Again

Inflation in Britain picked up. Peloton, a pandemic darling, reports its latest earnings and they’re not expected to be good. The Fed chair will give his take on the economy.  » mehr lesen

‘Cable Cowboy’ John Malone Sees More Streaming Bundles Ahead

The media mogul also said news channels should do a better job of distinguishing between news and opinion.  » mehr lesen

A Dad Took Photos of His Naked Toddler for the Doctor. Google Flagged Him as a Criminal.

Google has an automated tool to detect abusive images of children. But the system can get it wrong, and the consequences are serious.  » mehr lesen

Some Colleges Don’t Produce Big Earners. Are They Worth It?

Many attendees aren’t better off financially than those who have only a high school degree, at least not right away. How should applicants consider these institutions?  » mehr lesen

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