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Bankers expect to see a bump in their bonuses.

Wall Street firms are likely to pay up to keep their top performers from leaving.  » mehr lesen

Wall Street Is Finally Getting Access to China. But for How Long?

Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs are among those eyeing huge potential profits, undeterred by Beijing’s sudden policy changes and friction with the United States.  » mehr lesen

Google Says It Can Compete for Pentagon Contracts Without Violating Principles

The company abandoned work on an earlier military program after employees revolted.  » mehr lesen

Alan Paller, a Mover on Cybersecurity Threat, Is Dead at 76

He made it his mission to find, recruit and develop the next generation of digital warriors to defend the nation against an onslaught of cyberattacks.  » mehr lesen

Hollywood Crew Union Narrowly Ratifies Its Contracts With Studios

The margin was perilously narrow, with many International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees members viewing the pact as toothless in terms of preventing long working hours.  » mehr lesen

In the Fight Against Climate Change, Young Voices Speak Out

Five participants in a Generation Climate program convened by The New York Times gave us their thoughts on the issues, why they became involved and what steps make a difference.  » mehr lesen

Halo Infinite Release Aims to Lift Xbox Prospects

Though interest in Halo has waned over the years, the company is banking on a new version to goose sales of its Xbox and subscription gaming service.  » mehr lesen

Shell proposes a shift to Britain, dropping ‘Royal Dutch’ from its name.

The restructuring is meant to make the company more appealing to investors and make it easier to sell assets, the oil giant said.  » mehr lesen

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