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Semafor Readies Entry Into Tricky Digital News Market

The news start-up Semafor has raised $25 million from wealthy individuals, with a goal of cultivating direct relationships between its journalists and its audience.  » mehr lesen

Finding New Route for Ukraine’s Grain Exports Isn’t So Simple

Proposed alternatives include exporting into Poland or transporting it into Romania and out through the Black Sea port of Constanta.  » mehr lesen

There’s an ‘Unprecedented’ Sriracha Shortage Right Now

An abysmal spring harvest of Mexican chiles caused an “unprecedented shortage” of Asian hot sauces, a California-based producer said.  » mehr lesen

Companies Brace for Impact of New Forced Labor Law

Billions of dollars could be at stake as a law banning imports of products from China goes into effect.  » mehr lesen

F.D.A. Aims to Slash Nicotine Levels in Cigarettes

The move would be an effort to further wean Americans from addictive tobacco products and reduce smoking-related illnesses.  » mehr lesen

Steven Gluckstern, Who Pushed for Mortgage Relief, Dies at 71

A financial executive and sometime sports entrepreneur, he was thwarted in his quixotic quest to help homeowners with underwater mortgages during the Great Recession.  » mehr lesen

Senior Black Executives Depart Amazon as It Names New Consumer Boss

The company’s consumer and operations business has experienced a significant shake-up in recent weeks.  » mehr lesen

Meta Agrees to Alter Ad Technology in Settlement With U.S.

The Justice Department had accused Meta’s housing advertising system of discriminating against Facebook users based on their race, gender, religion and other characteristics.  » mehr lesen

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