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Global Food Crisis Tests Western Resolve to Retain Russia Sanctions

With a food shortage threatening to create widespread famine, Western countries face a tough choice as sanctions exacerbate the problem.  » mehr lesen

The G7 ponders capping oil prices to deny Russia revenues. How would it work?

The goal is a way to tighten Russia’s finances while preventing big rises in oil prices. But it’s unclear if such a plan could succeed.  » mehr lesen

Elon Musk Fuels Record C.E.O. Paydays

A risky compensation plan at Tesla paid off and laid the groundwork that has pushed other executives’ compensation sky high.  » mehr lesen

Icons of Italian Automotive Style Struggle to Go Electric

Ferrari and Lamborghini are trying to design battery-powered cars that inspire the same devotion as their costly internal combustion models.  » mehr lesen

The Former Electrical Engineer Leading Disney’s Streaming Strategy

Kareem Daniel has become one of the entertainment industry’s most powerful executives, exposing him to Hollywood’s slings and arrows.  » mehr lesen

Boeing 737 Max Flies Again, but Crash Victims’ Kin Say Risks Remain

Families are working with industry insiders to press for new safety precautions and a review of production practices for the aircraft.  » mehr lesen

More Than 400,000 Solar-Powered Umbrellas Recalled Over Fire Risk

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recalled the umbrellas, which were sold at Costco, because of the risk of lithium-ion batteries overheating.  » mehr lesen

Schools Are Spending Billions on High-Tech Defense for Mass Shootings

The market for weapon detectors and crisis alert badges in schools is booming. But there are questions about whether the new technology is effective.  » mehr lesen

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