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Officials Balked at a Drug Company’s Tax Shelter. Auditors Approved It Anyway.

Court documents show the potential conflicts of interest when accounting firms simultaneously help clients avoid taxes and audit their finances.  » mehr lesen

Start-Up Funding Falls the Most It Has Since 2019

The drop was another fallout of rising inflation and widespread economic uncertainty, and a retreat after years of a funding boom.  » mehr lesen

How Russia’s War in Ukraine Roiled Yandex

The decline of Yandex, the Russian version of Google, is emblematic of the economic and cultural troubles spawned by the invasion.  » mehr lesen

Fed Moves Toward Another Big Rate Increase as Inflation Lingers

As the Federal Reserve battles rapid inflation, officials are likely to stay on an aggressive path even as signs of economic cooling emerge.  » mehr lesen

Parents Sue TikTok, Saying Children Died After Viewing ‘Blackout Challenge’

The suit, involving girls ages 8 and 9, claims TikTok knew or should have known that its product was “addictive” and was directing children to dangerous content.  » mehr lesen

Amazon Prime Grubhub Deal: What to Know

A deal between Amazon and the food distribution service Grubhub includes free delivery for Prime members.  » mehr lesen

Germany Set to Allow Bailout of Uniper, Its Largest Natural Gas Importer

Berlin and Paris are preparing bailouts as Europe braces for further cuts to gas supplies next week and economists warn of a recession.  » mehr lesen

Steam Deck Review: A Game Console for the Quintessential Gamer

This new hand-held gaming device by Valve is lots of fun. But perhaps not as much if you’re a casual gamer.  » mehr lesen

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