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Germany Posts First Monthly Trade Deficit in 30 Years

High energy prices and disrupted supply chains dent the image of “Made in Germany,” as May imports exceeded exports for the first time in decades.  » mehr lesen

Air Travelers Face Delays and Cancellations on July 4 Weekend

Carriers were dealing with a combination of staff shortages and passenger volume that approached or in some cases exceeded prepandemic levels.  » mehr lesen

Martin Guzmán, Argentina’s Economy Minister, Abruptly Quits

Martin Guzmán had negotiated a deal to restructure $44 billion of the country’s debt. His departure threatens to destabilize an already shaken economy.  » mehr lesen

Several Dead in Denmark After Shooting in Copenhagen Mall

The police said that one person was in custody but that it was too early to suggest a motive for the shooting, which happened at the Field’s shopping center on Sunday.  » mehr...

Listeria Outbreak Is Linked to Ice Cream, C.D.C. Says

Big Olaf Ice Cream products, which are made in Florida, have sickened people across 10 states, the federal authorities said.  » mehr lesen

Florida Man Posing as Disney Worker Charged in Removal of R2-D2 at Hotel

David Proudfoot told investigators he had applied for a security job at Walt Disney World and hoped to prove himself by highlighting lapses in Disney’s oversight.  » mehr lesen

In Buffalo, New Apartments Sprout Up in Vacant Warehouses

A decade-long effort to transform industrial relics is showing signs of progress and expanding the city’s population for the first time in 70 years.  » mehr lesen

A Clunky, Reusable Mask May be the Answer to N95 Waste

Experts say the U.S. government has unintentionally encouraged a dependency on imported masks by failing to promote elastomeric respirators, a reusable mask that is domestically produced.  » mehr lesen

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