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The Week in Business: A Rude Awakening for Start-Ups

Job growth remained strong last month. Company earnings season kicks off. And Elon Musk backs away from his deal for Twitter.  » mehr lesen

The Fight Over Truth Also Has a Red State-Blue State Divide

Several states run by Democrats are pushing for stiffer rules on the spread of false information, while Republican-run states are pushing for fewer rules.  » mehr lesen

Airline Pilots Seek Big Raises, and Broader Changes

Pilots feel frustrated and overworked, issues that they say the air travel rebound has magnified by disrupting operations.  » mehr lesen

The Elon Musk-Twitter Saga Now Moves to the Courts

Most legal experts say Twitter has the upper hand. But Musk revels in brinkmanship.  » mehr lesen

What Are Spam Bots and Why They’re an Issue in Elon Musk’s Twitter Deal

Bots can tweet at people, share tweets, follow and be followed by other people. And there are good bots and bad.  » mehr lesen

A Day After Abe’s assassination, Campaigns Make a Final Push

Shinzo Abe, Japan’s longest serving prime minister, was shot while campaigning for a candidate for the Upper House of Parliament.  » mehr lesen

The Last Days of Suburban Office Parks

With remote work and new norms, a concept that arose in postwar America is dying off. Emily Badger, who reported on the trend for The Upshot, shares more.  » mehr lesen

Bill J. Allen, Alaska Businessman at the Center of Scandal, Dies at 85

He was one of the state’s most powerful figures, but his extensive corruption schemes brought him down — and took several politicians with him.  » mehr lesen

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