Environmental activists say American officials have pushed their European counterparts for looser regulations, but negotiators say the criticism is off base.
They say that his proposals are more likely to deepen the United States’ economic pains, particularly if China or other targeted nations retaliate.
Craig Steven Wright presented digital evidence linking him to Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonym of the currency’s creator; not everyone was convinced.
Hulu is said to be working to change from a rerun-based service as TV companies rethink the way they approach streaming video.
The Russian president, having long taken credit for boom times and cultivated an image of prowess, finds himself unable to end the nation’s longest recession since he came to power.
Scientists are working on ways to recycle and reuse carbon dioxide, rather than storing it underground, to fight climate change.
Beijing’s infusions of cash to support its economy tend to lead to investment bubbles, often in unexpected places, as the commodities market shows.
The news came after an excruciatingly long regulatory review process that culminated in a lawsuit by the Justice Department.
The United States territory will probably default on even larger and more consequential payments due on July 1 unless Congress enacts rescue legislation.
After reporting disappointing earnings, the company said it had hired advisers to explore “strategic and financial alternatives,” including a sale.
As Britain prepares to vote on its membership in the European Union, many businesses fear upsetting customers on either side of the issue.
CBS says it brought in a new executive producer for “The Late Show” so Mr. Colbert could focus on hosting. Now the network has to give him room to do what he does best.
Women now make up nearly half the advertising industry, yet it remains rife with sexist behavior, gender bias and pressure to be one of the guys.
Fewer T.S.A. screeners, tighter budgets, new checkpoint procedures and growing numbers of passengers have led to epic security lines, and there’s no end in sight.
Recent news articles raised questions about whether the agency was willing to take on tough cases against Goldman Sachs and its executives.
Thousands of students take a year off before officially entering college, but many point out that not everyone can afford to do so.
The collaboration has produced a report that says “marijuana is opening up opportunities across a variety of industries.”
Consider the allure of leaving the stability and security of the American dream and following the path of “what if?”
A nonprofit, Tech:NYC, aims to work with city, state and federal officials to help make New York more appealing to start-ups, big tech companies and venture firms.
The wait at a labor market in Shenyang, a large city in northeastern China, drives workers to beg, worry about families, resort to dark humor and ignore billboards urging entrepreneurship.
Even with a recovering economy, high unemployment (20 percent) is part of life, and youth unemployment is at 45.5 percent.
“Hell or High Water,” a contemporary Western, has one of the top diner or deli scenes in movie memory, rivaling those in “Five Easy Pieces” and “When Harry Met Sally.”
Instagram’s default settings make accounts public for the world to see, but you can choose to share your photos with only approved followers.
A series examining legal clauses that deprive Americans of their day in court.
When a Chinese truck manufacturer secured 250 acres of farmland in an Indian village, it caused a ripple effect with religious, political and socioeconomic repercussions.
The ambitious company is conducting an experiment in how far it can push white-collar workers.
The energy tycoon Robert Murray has fought the president all the way to the Supreme Court with a message: To keep America strong, keep mining coal.
The hedge fund manager David Tepper’s relocation to Florida is a case study in how tax collection changes when income becomes concentrated in the hands of a few.
Human psychology can get in the way of a secure life. Here are some ways to outwit it.
