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Why Airport Employees Are Striking

Across Europe, airport and other transport employees are striking, disrupting summer travel plans to demand better staffing and pay.  » mehr lesen

How TikTok Became a Best Seller Machine

#BookTok, where enthusiastic readers share reading recommendations, has gone from being a novelty to becoming an anchor in the publishing industry and a dominant driver of fiction sales.  » mehr lesen

Former Apple Lawyer Pleads Guilty to Insider Trading

The official was the senior director of corporate law at Apple until he was fired in late 2018.  » mehr lesen

As OPEC Plus Nears a Milestone, Focus Shifts to Russia and the U.S.

The group confirmed its decision to restore production to about 44 million barrels a day. But difficult questions remain about its relationships with Russia and the United States.  » mehr lesen

Uber Safety Report Says Sexual Assaults Down but Rate of Traffic Deaths Up

The company’s second safety report, delayed by the pandemic, is part of a campaign to assure customers that its rides are not dangerous.  » mehr lesen

Income and Spending Rose Less Than Prices in May

After the latest monthly consumer data, some analysts expect a second straight quarter of decline in the U.S. gross domestic product.  » mehr lesen

D.E. Shaw Ordered to Pay $52 Million in Defamation Case

An arbitration settlement ends a dispute between D.E. Shaw and one of its former partners, Daniel Michalow, who was ousted over sexual misconduct allegations.  » mehr lesen

Regulator in Puerto Rico Suspends Euro Pacific Bank Operations

An international group of tax authorities had moved two years ago to stop the boutique online bank from serving as a vehicle for suspected tax evasion and money laundering.  » mehr lesen

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