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How Cookie Banners Backfired

An extensive digital privacy law aimed to give internet users more control over their data. Instead, experts say, it’s created “almost a useless exercise.”  » mehr lesen

Britannia, With Fewer Rules

What England’s push to get back to business as usual says about the national character.  » mehr lesen

Buy GameStop, Fight Injustice. Just Don’t Sell.

One year in the trenches of the meme stock revolution.  » mehr lesen

What Do Dancers Bring to a Halftime Show? They Complete the Picture.

Some dancers recoiled at the prospect of volunteering their services at this year’s Super Bowl halftime show: “You can’t make a living off of exposure.”  » mehr lesen

Goldman Sachs awards its C.E.O. a raise to $35 million after a record year.

David M. Solomon is now tied with James Gorman of Morgan Stanley as the highest-paid chief executives at major U.S. banks.  » mehr lesen

Mardi Gras, Coachella and Other Events Are Back

Yes. And Coachella, too. After canceling many major events over the last two years, organizers are going forward in the first months of 2022, though there may be adjustments.  » mehr lesen

Two Army Veterans Awarded $110 Million in 3M Earplug Lawsuit

Nearly 300,000 people are involved in lawsuits accusing 3M of having sold the military defective combat earplugs that left service members with tinnitus and hearing loss.  » mehr lesen

When Your Office Decides the Pandemic Is Over

The burden shouldn’t be on you to draw boundaries, but you will have to do it.  » mehr lesen

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