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Germany Names Joachim Nagel to Head the Bundesbank

Mr. Nagel, a supporter of Germany’s conservative fiscal policy who spent 17 years at the Bundesbank, will succeed Jens Weidmann.  » mehr lesen

World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Is Postponed

With Omicron cases surging worldwide, the annual meeting, which had been scheduled for Jan. 17-21, was “deferred” and tentatively rescheduled for the summer.  » mehr lesen

The New Get-Rich-Faster Job in Silicon Valley: Crypto Start-Ups

Tech executives and engineers are quitting Google, Meta, Amazon and other large companies for what they say is a once-in-generation opportunity with crypto.  » mehr lesen

‘A Strange Loop’ Won the Pulitzer. Now It’s Coming to Broadway.

The playwright Michael R. Jackson describes his musical as “a big, Black and queer-ass American Broadway show.”  » mehr lesen

Zegna’s Trendy I.P.O. Path Raises Question: Is This the Next Big Fashion Trend?

Marking the luxury industry’s revival from pandemic lows, the company is going public through a SPAC on Monday.  » mehr lesen

Brandon Just Wants to Drive His Racecar

“I have zero desire to be involved in politics,” says Brandon Brown, the NASCAR driver at the center of the “Let’s Go, Brandon!” meme.  » mehr lesen

‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ Breaks Franchise Records and Brings Hope to Box Offices

After nearly two years of lackluster box office sales for theatrical releases, Spidey breaks through to do what superheroes are supposed to do.  » mehr lesen

How Britney Spears’s Manager Benefited From Her Conservatorship

Louise Taylor faces questions about whether she improperly enriched herself as the pop star’s business manager.  » mehr lesen

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