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The World Economic Forum in Davos is still happening, for now.

A final decision on whether to cancel the event — which drew roughly 3,000 people before the pandemic — will be made by Jan. 6, 10 days before it is scheduled to...

Steve Easterbrook, Former McDonald’s C.E.O., Repays Company $105 Million

The settlement with Steve Easterbrook, who was ousted in 2019 for an inappropriate relationship, is one of the largest ever clawbacks of executive compensation.  » mehr lesen

Closing arguments begin in the trial of Elizabeth Holmes.

On Thursday, prosecutors began their closing arguments as they try to prove that Ms. Holmes, 37, is guilty of 11 counts of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud.  » mehr lesen

Families of Boeing Crash Victims Say U.S. Failed to Consult Them

In a court filing, they said that the Justice Department’s settlement with Boeing violated a federal law meant to protect victims.  » mehr lesen

Elizabeth Holmes Trial: Closing Arguments Are Set to Begin

On Thursday, prosecutors began their closing arguments as they try to prove that Ms. Holmes, 37, is guilty of 11 counts of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud.  » mehr lesen

Washington Post Mandates Boosters and Weekly Testing for Workers

The publisher will also require employees in its biggest office locations to return at least three days a week starting Feb. 15.  » mehr lesen

Someone Offered ‘Harvard’ Jobs to Known Women in India. It Was a Scam.

An online scam targeted prominent women in India, telling them the Ivy League was calling.  » mehr lesen

The European Central Bank moves to ease the end of pandemic-era stimulus.

The bank said it would end a special bond-buying program in March, but expand another program.  » mehr lesen

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