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ECB Rates: Europe Joins Inflation Fight With First Increase in 11 Years

Policymakers are trying to slow soaring prices while avoiding a recession among the countries that use the euro.  » mehr lesen

Truckers’ Protests Over Labor Law Block Access to Oakland’s Port

The truckers say they’re concerned that a law classifying many freelance workers as employees could hurt their ability to operate independently.  » mehr lesen

Ex-Coinbase Employee and 2 Others Charged With Insider Trading of Crypto Assets

The case is the first time criminal insider-trading charges have been filed that involve cryptocurrency assets, a U.S. attorney said.  » mehr lesen

Trial of Ex-Twitter Employee Accused of Spying for Saudis Begins

Lawyers for the man, who was arrested in 2019, said he had simply gained access to user accounts while doing his job for the company.  » mehr lesen

Russia Restarts Gas Shipments Through Pipeline, but Keeps Germany Guessing

Russia is again sending natural gas through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline to Germany, but nobody knows how much and how long the fuel will flow.  » mehr lesen

YouTube will take down ‘unsafe’ abortion how-to videos.

The video service said it would take a closer look at the abortion content on its platform.  » mehr lesen

How Software Is Stifling Competition and Slowing Innovation

A tech entrepreneur turned academic takes on the “disruption myth.” Big companies, he argues, have built software moats against rivals.  » mehr lesen

Amazon Wants 100,000 Electric Vans. Can Rivian Deliver?

Amazon has ordered 100,000 trucks to cut its carbon dioxide emissions, but Rivian will take years to deliver.  » mehr lesen

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