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When Home Is a Ferry Ship: An Influx From Ukraine Strains Europe

Millions have fled Russia’s invasion, but where housing is expensive and scarce, countries like Estonia are paying shipping firms to offer refugees safe but tight quarters.  » mehr lesen

Walmart Cuts 200 Corporate Jobs

The move comes a week after the company announced it was lowering its profit forecast as inflation was catching up with consumer spending.  » mehr lesen

Richard Tait, Co-Inventor of the Board Game Cranium, Dies at 58

His decidedly eclectic board game became a familiar part of American family life in the late 1990s and 2000s.  » mehr lesen

Welcomed by Taiwan, Pelosi Leaves Rising Tensions With China in Her Wake

In a high-stakes visit to Taiwan, Ms. Pelosi offered assurances of American support. Taiwan now faces the prospect of Chinese military drills that could violate what it says are its territorial waters....

Lucid Motors Slashes Production Forecast, Blaming Supply Chain Chaos

The maker of luxury electric cars that hopes to challenge Tesla struggled to get parts and build vehicles in the second quarter.  » mehr lesen

New York Times Reports a Gain of 180,000 Digital Subscribers

Revenue from digital advertising fell slightly in the second quarter, but subscription revenue continued to rise sharply, the company said.  » mehr lesen

Germany Tells Russia’s Gazprom Its Turbine Is Ready for Pipeline

Olaf Scholz showed off a refurbished turbine for the Nord Stream 1 pipeline that Russia has said is the reason it can’t send more gas to Germany.  » mehr lesen

Congress Is Giving Billions to the Chip Industry. Strings Are Attached.

Industrial policy is back in Washington, as a vast semiconductor and science bill gives the government new sway over a strategic industry.  » mehr lesen

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