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The Week in Business: Escalating U.S. Sanctions on Russia

The chip maker Broadcom continued its acquisitive streak, buying VMware. Gas prices head higher. And a report will show if job growth continues to be strong.  » mehr lesen

Can Paramount Compete With Netflix and Disney?

The dominance of Netflix and Disney in streaming has forced many companies to join forces. So far, Paramount has gone its own way.  » mehr lesen

Gun in Texas Shooting Came From Company Known for Pushing Boundaries

Daniel Defense, which makes military-style rifles, was an early adopter of direct-to-consumer marketing and has a history of running provocative ads.  » mehr lesen

Woman Gets 15 Months in Prison for Punching Flight Attendant in the Face

Prosecutors said Vyvianna M. Quinonez, 29, of Sacramento, will also have to pay nearly $26,000 in restitution and a $7,500 fine for the May 2021 attack, which was widely viewed online.  » mehr...

The Texas Law That Has Banks Saying They Don’t ‘Discriminate’ Against Guns

Recent legislation requires firms to declare that they don’t “discriminate” against the firearm industry — or risk losing lucrative business with the state.  » mehr lesen

How a 7,000-Ton Broadway Theater Was Hoisted 30 Feet

The Beaux-Arts interior of the Palace Theater is a protected landmark, so developers had to devise a plan to raise it three stories in their effort to add more retail space.  » mehr...

For New York to Get Better, Times Square Has to Get Worse

The economic future of New York depends on everyone coming back, not just the tourists. Too bad office workers don’t want to join them.  » mehr lesen

Activist Investing Has Come for Fossil Fuels. What About Guns?

With politicians unwilling to act, some investors are trying to use shareholder resolutions to get gun makers to rein in their products.  » mehr lesen

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