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Fatal Tornado Damage at an Amazon Warehouse Raises Concerns

After deadly tornadoes hit a facility owned by Amazon, concerns were raised about its safety practices and business model.  » mehr lesen

China’s SenseTime Postpones I.P.O. After U.S. Sanctions

SenseTime is one of a number of Chinese companies that has drawn condemnation for helping Beijing develop its fast-growing surveillance systems.  » mehr lesen

India Cities Ban Eggs, Drawing a Backlash

Food-cart rules spurred by conservative beliefs draw a backlash, showcasing the tensions around the country’s rising Hindu nationalist movement.  » mehr lesen

Vox Media is planning to merge with Group Nine, publisher of PopSugar and Thrillist.

New York Magazine and PopSugar could soon be under the same banner as the digital media industry looks for ways to bring in more ad revenue.  » mehr lesen

Vox Media Plans Merger With Group Nine

New York Magazine and PopSugar could soon be under the same banner as the digital media industry looks for ways to bring in more ad revenue.  » mehr lesen

Workers in Europe Are Demanding Higher Pay as Inflation Soars

Prices are rising at the fastest rate on record, and unions want to keep up. Policymakers worry that might make inflation worse.  » mehr lesen

French Appeals Court Says UBS Helped Clients Evade Taxes

The appeals ruling cut a hefty fine but upheld a lower court’s decision that the Swiss bank had used cloak-and-dagger techniques to evade French law.  » mehr lesen

Didi’s Wall Street Exit Signals Investors Playing by China’s Rules

Didi is moving its stock listing to Hong Kong, heralding more departures as Beijing ramps up scrutiny of China’s corporate sector.  » mehr lesen

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