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Oil Companies Oppose Windfall Tax in Britain Despie Record Profits

Oil and gas companies say charging them a 25 percent tax on profits could deter future investment at a critical time for Britain.  » mehr lesen

Germany on Edge as Nord Stream 1 Pipeline Goes Offline for Repair

Supplies via Nord Stream 1 dropped to zero as the pipeline began a 10-day maintenance period amid uncertainty over how long the shutdown would really last.  » mehr lesen

Could Twitter Force Musk to Close the Deal? Here’s What We Know

Twitter is in a good position to sue under a legal doctrine called specific performance, which allows courts to force a transaction to be completed, even if one of the parties wants...

A Global Deal to Tax Large Corporations Is Delayed a Year

The organization overseeing the negotiations pushed back the rollout of new rules, a move that is expected to postpone the agreement until 2024.  » mehr lesen

Relief Eludes Many Renters as Fed Raises Interest Rates

As the central bank sharply increases borrowing costs, it could lock would-be home buyers into rentals and keep a hot market under pressure.  » mehr lesen

A Few Words From a Master Journalist

Francis X. Clines wrote thousands of lyrical, acutely observed articles for The New York Times. Here are excerpts from a few of them.  » mehr lesen

Gerald W. McEntee, Union Leader With Political Clout, Dies at 87

He made the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees an electoral force in a time of Republican hostility to organized labor.  » mehr lesen

Does Public Art Have an Afterlife?

Public artworks have the power to uplift a city. Sometimes they end up in a museum, but other times in a dumpster.  » mehr lesen

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