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The Companies That Take Money Straight From Your Paycheck

Some lenders and retailers have a pretty neat business model: You pay them before your wages ever hit your bank account. And sometimes they give you no choice.  » mehr lesen

California Regulator Accuses Tesla of Falsely Advertising Autopilot

A state agency said the electric carmaker had misled the public in describing its driver-assistance service as autonomous.  » mehr lesen

‘Head of Team Anywhere,’ and Other Job Titles for an Uncertain Time

Hyper-specific and unconventional roles are opening up to match a professional landscape no one has seen before.  » mehr lesen

5 Takeaways From the Bank of England’s Meeting

The central bank raised rates for the sixth straight meeting and said a long U.K. economic downturn is possible.  » mehr lesen

Germany’s conservative leaders push for nuclear power to stay on as the country breaks from Russian fuels.

Nuclear power is contentious in Germany, but the country is also likely to be sharply affected by Europe’s efforts to wean itself off Russian fuel sources because of Moscow’s war in Ukraine....

Inflation Reduction Act’s corporate minimum tax deciders

A climate and tax bill could give a lot of power to an organization called the Financial Accounting Standards Board.  » mehr lesen

The Carried Interest Loophole Survives Another Political Battle

The latest effort to narrow the preferential tax treatment used by private equity executives failed after Senator Kyrsten Sinema objected.  » mehr lesen

Clock Running Out on Antitrust Bill Targeting Big Tech

A sweeping bill that would enact the strongest restrictions on Big Tech companies in the United States has been stalled in the Senate.  » mehr lesen

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