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Renovated Mills Offer a Perk in the Age of Social Distancing: Space

Developers are converting former grain, textile and water mills into vibrant destinations, saying they offer strategic locations, scenic views and flexible designs that offer ample room.  » mehr lesen

Lawmakers Urge Big Tech to ‘Mitigate Harm’ of Suicide Site and Seek Justice Inquiry

A House committee sought briefings from search engines whose services might have been leveraged by the site, which has been linked to numerous deaths. Seven House members asked the Justice Department about...

Omicron Is Turning Europe’s Busy Season Silent

European businesses are demanding government help, again, as another virus surge is driving customers away.  » mehr lesen

Kellogg Workers Ratify Contract After Being on Strike Since October

Union members had rejected an earlier proposal in early December, prolonging a strike by about 1,400 workers at four cereal plants.  » mehr lesen

Britain Offers $1.3 Billion in Aid to Hospitality and Leisure Sector

The move comes as businesses have voluntarily closed their doors, either as a precaution against the Omicron variant or because too many staff members are sick.  » mehr lesen

In a Boston Court, a Harsh Spotlight Falls on a Heavyweight of Science

The trial of Charles Lieber offers a peek inside the world of big-money, big-prestige science as the U.S. cracked down on Chinese funding.  » mehr lesen

Architects Are the Latest White-Collar Workers Drawn to Unions

Saying they are overworked and underpaid, architects at a prominent New York firm want to unionize. Others could follow.  » mehr lesen

Metropolitan Museum of Art Limits Attendance Amid Virus Surge

The museum is reducing capacity during a holiday season that usually brings in tourism dollars. And the Baltimore Museum of Art has announced a closure.  » mehr lesen

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