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Creative Artists Agency Acquires ICM

With companies like Apple, Amazon and Netflix muscling in on Hollywood, it’s been harder for smaller agencies to compete.  » mehr lesen

Ernst & Young to Pay $100 Million Fine After Auditors Cheated on Ethics Exams

The S.E.C. said the cheating involved hundreds of the firm’s workers from 2017 to 2021, resulting in the largest penalty ever imposed by the agency against an auditing firm.  » mehr lesen

Retail Workers Increasingly Fear for Their Safety

Assaults at stores have been increasing at a faster pace than the national average. Some workers are tired of fearing for their safety.  » mehr lesen

Can Dual-Use Solar Panels Provide Power and Share Space With Crops?

Companies like BlueWave are betting on it. But the technology has its critics.  » mehr lesen

Daniel Weiss, Met Museum’s Chief Executive, to Step Down

Daniel H. Weiss was a stabilizing force, but his departure raises questions about whether the museum’s two-pronged management structure still works and will continue.  » mehr lesen

Lost and Found: USB Sticks with Data on 460,000 People

The plight of a technician tasked with transferring a city’s worth of personal data is a lesson in the risks of combining small, important objects with a night out drinking.  » mehr lesen

Who’s Profiting From Demand for Plan B?

A rush to stock up on emergency contraception could mean huge profits for the investors behind the well-known morning-after pill.  » mehr lesen

What’s the Chance of a Recession? Here’s What Economists Are Saying.

The range of forecasts is wide, but economists generally see a rising probability that the U.S. economy will shrink.  » mehr lesen

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