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Dallas Cowboys Face Criticism After Partnership With Black Rifle Coffee

The announcement drew criticism in part for its timing, a day after the deadly mass shooting in Highland Park, Ill.  » mehr lesen

Kazuki Takahashi, Yu-Gi-Oh! Creator, Dies at 60

The manga artist won international fame with a story that inspired a trading card game rivaling Pokemon as one of Japan’s most recognizable cultural exports.  » mehr lesen

Jobs Aplenty, but a Shortage of Care Keeps Many Women From Benefiting

A lack of child care and elder care options has forced some women to limit their hours or sidelined them altogether, hurting their career prospects.  » mehr lesen

Comey and McCabe Audits: How Likely That They Were a Coincidence?

The chances are minuscule. But minuscule is not zero.  » mehr lesen

Shell Sees Refining Profits Tripling, Adding $1 Billion to Earnings

The oil giant is benefiting from high prices in energy markets.  » mehr lesen

Irish Regulator Puts Facebook Data Policies Back in Spotlight

A decision from Ireland’s Data Protection Commission is likely to add to pressure on U.S. and European negotiators to finish a deal on trans-Atlantic data transfers.  » mehr lesen

Amazon Hub in Newark Is Canceled After Unions and Local Groups Object

The e-commerce giant planned to build an airport cargo center, hire 1,000 workers and invest hundreds of millions of dollars over 20 years.  » mehr lesen

Chinese Police Database Was Unsecured Long Before It Was Seized

The breach is “a big black eye” for the Chinese security apparatus, one expert says, exposing the risk of the state’s vast effort to amass citizens’ personal data.  » mehr lesen

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