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Target Makes Thanksgiving Closings Permanent

“What started as a temporary measure driven by the pandemic is now our new standard,” Brian Cornell, Target’s C.E.O., said.  » mehr lesen

Taxi! To the Airport — by Air, Please.

Several companies are betting they can bring electric urban air travel to the masses — perhaps within the next few years.  » mehr lesen

Tucker Carlson’s ‘Patriot Purge’ Special Leads Two Fox News Contributors to Quit

Jonah Goldberg and Stephen Hayes, stars of a brand of conservatism that has fallen out of fashion, decide they’ve had enough.  » mehr lesen

Manchin and Sinema Find Financial Support From G.O.P. Donors

The two Democratic senators are attracting campaign contributions from business interests and conservatives as progressives fume over their efforts to pare back the president’s domestic policy bill.  » mehr lesen

Rolling Deep: South Korean Youth Roam the City in Hair Curlers

The young South Korean women who wear them say they are not only functional, but also a sign of shifting ideas about beauty and a reflection of the country’s generational divide.  » mehr...

How the U.S. Lost Ground to China in the Contest for Clean Energy

Americans failed to safeguard decades of diplomatic and financial investments in Congo, where the world’s largest supply of cobalt is controlled by Chinese companies backed by Beijing.  » mehr lesen

How Do You Make Teen Comedies Today? Buy a High School.

A former school outside Syracuse, N.Y., has been transformed into American High, a production hub for inexpensive films aimed at streaming platforms.  » mehr lesen

Jay Last, One of the Rebels Who Founded Silicon Valley, Dies at 92

He and seven others left the Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory to create their own silicon company, Fairchild Semiconductor, which is now seen as ground zero for the West Coast tech industry.  » mehr lesen

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