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Former Interns Say SpaceX Ignored Sexual Harassment

Some women at the company, founded by Elon Musk, described feelings of powerlessness and a failure by the company’s human resources office to discipline male employees.  » mehr lesen

Senators Question Califf, the F.D.A. Nominee, on Opioid Crisis and Pandemic Response

A Senate panel hearing on Tuesday signaled that Dr. Robert Califf, who briefly led the agency during the Obama administration, had some bipartisan support.  » mehr lesen

Why New York City’s Jobless Rate Is Double the Rest of the Country’s

The city has regained fewer than 6 of every 10 jobs it lost since the pandemic began, while the nation as a whole has regained more than 90 percent of lost jobs....

How Inflation Concerns May Affect Prices

Age, region, education and income all influence what people think consumer prices will be a few years from now. And that creates a policy puzzle.  » mehr lesen

Wirecutter Union Reaches Deal With New York Times Co.

The contract, which the union’s members will vote on, includes immediate average wage increases of about $5,000 and 3 percent raises for each year of the deal, which runs through February 2024....

The Ankler Brings On Janice Min and Plans to Expand

Janice Min, a leading editor, joins forces with the writer Richard Rushfield.  » mehr lesen

Oil Supply Expected to Catch Up to Demand, Easing Prices

The International Energy Agency said that the key factor in its improved outlook was rising production in the United States, Canada and Brazil.  » mehr lesen

Firms Push for Over-the-Counter Access to Birth-Control Pills

Two drugmakers have been mired for years in the pre-application phase of getting F.D.A. approval for over-the-counter use.  » mehr lesen

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