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NYTimes Business
Nov 14, 2018

New York Is a Genuine Tech Hub (and That Was Before Amazon)
The Bay Area in California remains the nation's high-tech epicenter. But New York's tech work force has been growing impressively.

NYTimes Business
Nov 14, 2018

Before a Deal, Amazon Had to Know: Could Cuomo and De Blasio Get Along?
After meeting with the governor and mayor, Amazon decided the men could put aside their differences, and it began to iron out a package worth over a billion dollars.

NYTimes Business
Nov 14, 2018

Amazon HQ2: How New York and Virginia Won the Beauty Contest
Eager candidates offered name changes, helipads and even cactuses to entice the company into setting up shop.

NYTimes Business
Nov 14, 2018

Uber and Lyft Launch Rewards Programs
The car-hailing services, battling for riders, will now offer customers points that can add up to free trips and other perks.

NYTimes Business
Nov 14, 2018

DealBook Briefing: Amazon Picked New Homes. Now It Faces Backlash.
New York will give Amazon more than $1.2 billion in incentives to establish a hub in the city, and not everyone thinks it's worth it.

NYTimes Business
Nov 14, 2018

Hopper Painting Sells for Record $91.9 Million at Christie's
In three auctions, there were some formidable prices, though eyebrows were raised at a number of intimidating estimates. And there were failures.

NYTimes Business
Nov 14, 2018

Serena Williams Is GQ's ‘Woman' of the Year. Fans Ask: What's With the Quotation Marks?
Some social media users thought the magazine was calling the tennis star's femininity into question. But GQ said the punctuation choice was a famous designer's trademark.

NYTimes Business
Nov 14, 2018

State of the Art: How Google Photos Became a Perfect Jukebox for Our Memories
Google Photos, introduced in 2015, has become one of the most emotionally resonant pieces of technology today. It is also shaping our narratives along the way.

NYTimes Business
Nov 14, 2018

When Hospitals Merge to Save Money, Patients Often Pay More
Rapid consolidation has created powerful groups of hospitals, with organizations dictating prices and fueling health spending in some areas of the country.

NYTimes Business
Nov 14, 2018

Square Feet: As Art Collections Grow, So Do the Places That Stash Them
Storage companies are scrambling to keep up growing demand by expanding their facilities and offering more services as collectors and galleries run out of room.

NYTimes Business
Nov 14, 2018

Brexit Could Leave Wedding Bouquets Stuck at the Border
From greenhouses in Kenya to auction houses in the Netherlands to florists in London, the shipment of flowers highlights Brexit's potential disruption to trade.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

Japan's Economy Hit by Natural Disasters and Trade Frictions
The third-quarter contraction was greater than expected and offered a worrying sign that trade protectionism is starting to take a toll.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

With Hoopla and Murals, Crystal City Welcomes Amazon
Crystal City, a declining neighborhood in Arlington, Va., cheered Amazon's arrival on Tuesday. It's getting a new name — National Landing — to go along with its victory.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

Juul Will Suspend Selling Most E-Cigarette Flavors in Stores and Halt Social Media Promotions
Juul will restrict sales of nearly all its flavored pods to the internet, and stop most social media promotion to combat youth vaping, bowing to government and public pressure.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

A $2 Billion Question: Did New York and Virginia Overpay for Amazon?
The states offered tax credits, rebates and other incentives to lure the online retail giant and 25,000 jobs. Neighboring states offered even more.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

Critic's Notebook: Amazon's HQ2 Will Benefit From New York City. But What Does New York Get?
Amazon promises tens of thousands of new jobs, but should we expect more than that?

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

DealBook: WeWork's Rise: How a Sublet Start-Up Is Taking Over
Critics have derided WeWork as overvalued and vulnerable to the next downturn. But the company holds so many leases in so many cities, it might hold more power than its landlords.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

CNN Sues Trump Administration for Barring Jim Acosta From White House
The network, citing violations of the First and Fifth Amendments, asked a federal court to reinstate his press credentials, which were revoked after an exchange with President Trump last week.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

Barry Rand, Barrier-Breaking Chief Executive, Is Dead at 74
After being passed over at Xerox, he became one of the few African-American chief executives of a Fortune 500 company when he took control of Avis.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

A Fugitive Financier's Charm Offensive Has P.R. Firms Proceeding With Caution
Jho Low is accused of masterminding the disappearance of more than $2.7 billion in Malaysia. Firms representing him are being careful amid scrutiny of foreign influence efforts.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

SoftBank Invests $3 Billion More in WeWork
WeWork, the co-working office company, announced the additional investment at a valuation of at least $42 billion.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

For University of Minnesota, Chinese Tycoon's Arrest Shines Light, Again, on Sexual Assault
The billionaire Richard Liu, who has denied wrongdoing, was in Minneapolis attending a relatively new and lucrative academic program when he was arrested.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

Dominating Retail? Yes. Reviving a City? No Thanks.
Amazon is not in the business of saving your hometown.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

How to Tell if Those Black Friday Deals Are Actually Worth Buying
Black Friday and Cyber Monday mean hundreds of online deals, discounts, and in-person doorbusters, but these tips will help you tell which ones are really worth your money.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

Who Has the Copyright Over My Cheese?
The European Union's highest court decided the taste of a cheese does not qualify for protection.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

Stimulus Plan or Populist Giveaway? Italy's Budget Sets Up Clash With E.U.
How best to invigorate the country's economy has reanimated a wrenching debate in Europe about whether it is better to spend or cut in the face of stagnation.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

Amazon's New Neighbor: The Nation's Largest Housing Project
As a company owned by the world's richest man prepares to transform Long Island City, tenants of the Queensbridge Houses worry that they'll be left behind.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

Facebook Failed to Police How Its Partners Handled User Data
For years, Facebook struck deals that gave device makers access to troves of user data. A disclosure to Congress details the company's lax oversight of those partnerships.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

Amazon Chooses Queens and a Washington Suburb for ‘Second Headquarters'
After a yearlong search for another home, Amazon has finalized plans to split about 50,000 employees between Long Island City in Queens and Crystal City, Va.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

Get a Handle on Your Pots and Pans
New companies want to streamline the purchase process.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

Peugeot Returns to U.S. to Help People Get Around, but Not With Its Cars
The company is thinking smaller, rolling out a mobility app, but also bigger: The move is about the future of the car market as well as the company.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

Breakingviews: G.E.'s New C.E.O. Risks Repeating History
A failure to draw a line under its liabilities has shredded G.E.'s credibility. Its new chief executive risks falling into the same trap.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

DealBook Briefing: WeWork Might Be Too Big to Fail
The company has gobbled up leases for so much space in so many cities that its landlords might not be able to afford for it to go under.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

DealBook Briefing: Saudi Arabia Plans to Cut Its Oil Production
The kingdom has moved to prop up oil prices, but the industry may face a long, hard slog over the coming year.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

Could Oysters Ease Trade Tensions With U.S.? European Leaders Hope So
Europe's top trade official will be in Washington on Wednesday looking for easy ways to mollify President Trump, including ending a mutual ban on shellfish imports.

NYTimes Business
Nov 13, 2018

In the Race to Catch a Flight, Smoothing a Big Bump: The Rental-Car Return
Facing competition from ride-sharing apps, companies like Avis and Budget are driving customers to their terminals so they don't spend time in line.

NYTimes Business
Nov 12, 2018

Coming to Papua New Guinea: World Leaders (and 40 Maseratis)
The island nation, the poorest member of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation regional forum, has spent lavishly as host of the group's annual summit meeting.

NYTimes Business
Nov 12, 2018

Australian Woman Accused of Spiking Strawberries With Needles
The tampering fueled a nationwide panic that severely hurt the industry, prompted copycat incidents and led some stores to stop stocking the fruit.

NYTimes Business
Nov 12, 2018

Trump's Tax Cut Was Supposed to Change Corporate Behavior. Here's What Happened.
Nearly a year after the tax cut, economic growth has accelerated. Wage growth has not. Companies are buying back stock and business investment is a mixed bag.

NYTimes Business
Nov 12, 2018

Stocks Dive After Apple Supplier Slashes Outlook
Investors' unease over the technology sector's prospects appeared to be fueling the broad market sell-off.

NYTimes Business
Nov 12, 2018

New York Magazine's Sites Are Going Behind a Paywall
Following a media-wide trend, a web pioneer finally decides to put a price tag on its online offerings: A digital subscription will cost $5 a month, or $50 a year.

NYTimes Business
Nov 12, 2018

The New Health Care: Something Happened to U.S. Drug Costs in the 1990s
Two decades ago, the costs began rising well beyond that of other nations, and in recent years have shot up again. What can explain it?

NYTimes Business
Nov 12, 2018

Sketch Guy: How to Reduce the Risk of the Scary Thing You Want to Do
Ready to start a restaurant? Make a big investment? Quit your job? First, try a small test of your big idea.

NYTimes Business
Nov 12, 2018

Breakingviews: Why SAP's Purchase of Qualtrics May Be Mutually Beneficial
The deal is financially positive for Qualtrics and will help SAP branch out into customer relationship management.

NYTimes Business
Nov 11, 2018

OPEC, Russia Weigh Production Cuts to Prop Up Oil Prices
Oil ministers warned that the gap between supply and demand could widen next year, which "may require new strategies to balance the market."

NYTimes Business
Nov 11, 2018

How a Former Canadian Spy Helps Wall Street Mavens Think Smarter
Shane Parrish worked for Canada's Defence Department before he turned to blogging about books. Now titans of finance seek his advice.

NYTimes Business
Nov 11, 2018

Are You Ready for the Nanoinfluencers?
Influencers are so 2014. And microinfluencers are so last week. Now advertisers see value in people with as few as 1,000 followers: the nanoinfluencers.

NYTimes Business
Nov 11, 2018

Mediator: Should the Press Boycott Trump? Political Strategists Weigh In
Veterans of presidential campaigns offer reporters options for dealing with a president who loves making them part of the show.

NYTimes Business
Apr 24, 2018

A Video Game ‘Loot Box' Offers Coveted Rewards, but Is It Gambling?
Loot boxes are a substantial revenue stream for the video game industry. But some lawmakers say they constitute gambling and should be regulated.

NYTimes Business
Apr 24, 2018

Time to Worry? 10-Year Treasury Crosses 3 Percent: DealBook Briefing
The yield on the 10-year Treasury note has broken through 3 percent for the first time since 2014.

NYTimes Business
Apr 24, 2018

Earnings Reports Lift Stocks; 10-Year Yield Hits 3 Percent
U.S. stocks are higher Tuesday morning as investors applaud strong first-quarter results from companies including machinery maker Caterpillar, appliance maker Whirlpool and Fifth Third Bancorp. Smaller companies made big gains in an optimistic sign for the U.S. economy. Bond yields continue to rise and the 10-year Treasury note reached 3 percent for the first time in more than four years. Alphabet, Google's parent company, slid after it reported greater revenue but also an increase in spending.

NYTimes Business
Apr 24, 2018

In Brexit, Economic Reality Competes With Nostalgia for Bygone Days
Branded "idiots," residents of Grimsby, England, choose romance for a dying fishing industry over another that is thriving.

NYTimes Business
Apr 24, 2018

3 Gadgets You Didn't Know You Needed, but Are Worth Buying
If you don't have one of these — or you've waited until the options were good enough before investing — now is the time to buy.

NYTimes Business
Apr 24, 2018

Amazon Tries a New Delivery Spot: Your Car
The new service is aimed at anyone who doesn't want to risk a package being stolen from a porch and can't receive an order at work.

NYTimes Business
Apr 24, 2018

Ford Changed Leaders, Looking for a Lift. It's Still Looking.
After 11 months as chief, Jim Hackett has yet to satisfy those looking for a clear articulation of a strategy. But big moves could be in the offing.

NYTimes Business
Apr 24, 2018

Apple's Deal for Shazam Is Delayed in Europe Over Data Concerns
European authorities are testing the idea that data can give companies an unfair edge over rivals.

NYTimes Business
Apr 23, 2018

Gender Pay Gap? Maybe Not in the Corner Office, a Study Shows
Women still earn far less for every dollar that men earn, but two professors say their research shows no significant difference at the chief executive level.

NYTimes Business
Apr 23, 2018

How Looming Privacy Regulations May Strengthen Facebook and Google
Facebook and Google are dealing with a privacy backlash and new European rules on data collection. The rules, though, may not be as damaging to the companies as they appear.

NYTimes Business
Apr 23, 2018

Sears C.E.O. Seeks to Buy the Retailer's More Valuable Parts
Edward Lampert made the unusual move of offering to have his hedge fund buy parts of Sears, including its Kenmore brand, as it struggles to pay down debt.

NYTimes Business
Apr 23, 2018

Richard Jenrette, 89, Wall St. Power and Preservationist of Homes, Dies
He helped found a groundbreaking firm, nursed an insurance giant back to health and created a trust devoted to restoring historic American homes.

NYTimes Business
Apr 23, 2018

Halliburton Writes Off Remaining $312 Million Invested in Venezuela
The move was expected because the country's state-owned oil company had fallen behind on paying its bills from companies that maintain and operate its oil and gas wells.

NYTimes Business
Apr 23, 2018

Professor Apologizes for Helping Cambridge Analytica Harvest Facebook Data
Aleksandr Kogan, the academic who helped harvest tens of millions of Facebook profiles in 2014, said he "never heard a word" of objection from the social media giant.

NYTimes Business
Apr 23, 2018

What Might Happen to Amazon's Profit if It Paid Its Workers More?
Amazon does not disclose its total compensation expense, but its disclosure of median pay provides some insight on the impact of paying its employees more.

NYTimes Business
Apr 23, 2018

This Start-Up Says It Wants to Fight Poverty. A Food Stamp Giant Is Blocking It.
Propel, a start-up, was begun to bring convenience and new services to food stamp recipients. A big government contractor is getting in the way.

NYTimes Business
Apr 23, 2018

Hawaiian Food Is Flourishing … in Utah?
The restaurant chain Mo' Bettahs has found success appealing to Utah's dominant religious group: Mormons, who have long had ties to Polynesia.

NYTimes Business
Apr 23, 2018

Rue St. Denis, Longtime Outfitter to TV and Chic People, Is Closing
For 25 years, a time capsule of perfectly preserved clothing in Alphabet City.

NYTimes Business
Apr 23, 2018

Front Burner: McIlhenny Co. Marks Its 150th Anniversary With Special Tabasco
Tabasco Diamond Reserve Sauce looks more like a small bottle of Champagne, and costs just as much.

NYTimes Business
Apr 23, 2018

What Happened to Matthew Mellon
A proud father. A brilliant friend. Lucky in love. Inherited wealth. And an opioid addict, dead at 54.

NYTimes Business
Apr 23, 2018

Is Facebook's Campbell Brown a Force to Be Reckoned With? Or Is She Fake News?
As Facebook's head of news partnerships, Ms. Brown, a former CNN and NBC anchor, is emerging as a surprisingly adept negotiator for her publishing vision at the social network.

NYTimes Business
Apr 23, 2018

Craft Distillers, Facing Lower Taxes, Invest in Themselves
A little-publicized amendment in the new tax law shows the growing political clout of American spirits producers, particularly the smaller ones.

NYTimes Business
Apr 23, 2018

Banker Finds He Has ‘Even More Enemies Than I Thought'
Accused of bribery, Ilmars Rimsevics, Latvia's widely disliked central banker, seems headed for a fall, along with one of the nation's largest banks.

NYTimes Business
Apr 23, 2018

Korean Air Heiresses, One Known for ‘Nut Rage,' Lose Their Jobs
The conglomerate removed the two sisters after they were accused of abusing employees, and the family is vilified in South Korea.

NYTimes Business
Apr 22, 2018

A Former Top Wall Street Regulator Turns to the Blockchain
Gary Gensler, who once led the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, has joined M.I.T., where he is warning about potential problems for virtual currencies.

NYTimes Business
Apr 22, 2018

Modi May Pay the Price as India's A.T.M.s Run Out of Cash Again
The shortage, caused by government policies, poses a challenge for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who was also responsible for India's last cash crisis.

NYTimes Business
Apr 22, 2018

Tariff Dodgers Stand to Profit Off U.S.-China Trade Dispute
Chinese brokers send goods around the world to disguise their origin and escape penalties. Tougher trade rules may end up only helping them.

NYTimes Business
Apr 22, 2018

Overseer Faults Volkswagen's Reform Efforts Since Emissions Scandal
Larry Thompson, a former U.S. deputy attorney general, said the carmaker had not held wrongdoers accountable or been serious enough about change.

NYTimes Business
Apr 22, 2018

Public Servants Are Losing Their Foothold in the Middle Class
Even as private employers have rebounded from the recession, the public sector's ranks have withered, and pay and benefits have lagged.

NYTimes Business
Apr 22, 2018

Prominent Exit From Ad Industry Sets Off Questions About Future
The resignation of WPP's Martin Sorrell shocked the industry and also highlighted the question of what‘s next for advertising companies in a dynamic era.

NYTimes Business
Apr 22, 2018

Zelle, the Banks' Answer to Venmo, Proves Vulnerable to Fraud
The personal payment platform Zelle is flourishing. But so are fraudsters, who are exploiting weaknesses in the banks' security.

NYTimes Business
Apr 22, 2018

Carolyn Jacobson, Champion of Women's Union Rights, Dies at 67
She helped place equal rights and health and social issues of particular concern to women workers on the agenda of organized labor.

NYTimes Business
Apr 22, 2018

The Week Ahead: Tech Companies Report Earnings and Economic Growth Data Is Released
Detroit automakers are also reporting results, while President Trump will discuss trade with French and German leaders but skip the White House Correspondents' dinner.

NYTimes Business
Apr 22, 2018

Cannabis Flowers Are Legal in Italy. You Just Can't Eat or Smoke Them.
The new cannabis product has created a booming but unregulated economy in Italy. Is it a bubble waiting to be burst?

NYTimes Business
Apr 21, 2018

Scott Pruitt Before the E.P.A.: Fancy Homes, a Shell Company and Friends With Money
The E.P.A. chief is under scrutiny for high spending and interactions with lobbyists. Many of the pitfalls he has encountered in Washington have echoes in his past.

NYTimes Business
Apr 21, 2018

With a Glance Backward, Brooks Brothers Looks to the Future
The reinvention of the 200-year-old American brand by its brash Italian owner, Claudio Del Vecchio, has meant staying true to its past.

NYTimes Business
Apr 21, 2018

U.S. Investigating AT&T and Verizon Over Wireless Collusion Claim
Complaints to the Justice Department allege that the companies and a standards group worked together to restrict eSIM technology, a cardless way to easily switch carriers.

NYTimes Business
Apr 20, 2018

F.A.A. Orders Closer Engine Inspections After Southwest Airlines Failure
The agency's order recommends ultrasonic inspections be performed in the next 20 days on fan blades with the most use.

NYTimes Business
Apr 20, 2018

Tesla Factory Safety Under Scrutiny After Worker Is Injured
Days after a news report focused on conditions at the plant, a California agency said it was investigating an episode that left a millwright's jaw broken.

NYTimes Business
Apr 20, 2018

Economic View: How the Loss of Union Power Has Hurt American Manufacturing
The nation's union leaders once had the president's ear through seats in the cabinet as secretaries of labor. And then they stopped getting that job.

NYTimes Business
Apr 20, 2018

Electric Scooters Are Causing Havoc. This Man Is Shrugging It Off.
Travis VanderZanden, chief executive of electric scooter start-up Bird, is unperturbed by how San Francisco and other cities are in an uproar over the dockless vehicles.

NYTimes Business
Apr 20, 2018

Global Health: Ethicists Call for More Scrutiny of ‘Human-Challenge' Trials
A vaccine study in which subjects are to be deliberately infected with Zika is on pause after ethicists said it had "insufficient value."

NYTimes Business
Apr 20, 2018

Entrepreneurship: Making Her Own Way, Nearly 100 Years Later
Simone Reggie, owner of Simone's Market in New Orleans, is a rising star on the city's food scene, following a family tradition.

NYTimes Business
Apr 20, 2018

The Workologist: What to Do When Your Old Boss Won't Let Go
A worker escapes a bad supervisor by changing departments — but the old boss is still holding on tight. What is to be done?

NYTimes Business
Apr 20, 2018

Vocations: Her Start in the Air Force Led to a Surprising Place
A luxury hotel sales executive started her career in the military, where her wartime job would be to plot possible nuclear, biological and chemical fallout.

NYTimes Business
Mar 21, 2018

Your Money: Seeking Your College Application Essays About Money
Each year, The New York Times publishes a handful of undergraduate application essays about work, money and social class. Now, we're seeking this year's batch.

NYTimes Business
Feb 27, 2018

Breakingviews: Comcast's Bid to Spoil the Disney-Fox Party
The cable giant is complicating Rupert Murdoch's plan to sell his entertainment assets to Disney. Now Fox must enter a bidding war for Sky or rethink its Disney deal.

NYTimes Business
Feb 27, 2018

Treasury Yields Rise, Stocks Dip Following Fed Testimony
Treasury yields rose Tuesday, and U.S. stock indexes fell after the head of the Federal Reserve said that he's feeling more optimistic about the economy.

NYTimes Business
Feb 27, 2018

Fed Chair Powell Indicates He'll Keep Bolstering Growth in Public Debut
Mr. Powell told Congress that the economy is healthy and that he plans to continue the Fed's current course.

NYTimes Business
Feb 27, 2018

Comcast Leaves Fox With Few Good Options: DealBook Briefing
Fox can either revise the terms of the Disney sale to exclude Sky, or enter into a bidding war with Comcast. Neither option is appealing.

NYTimes Business
Feb 27, 2018

Square Feet: How Craft Breweries Are Helping to Revive Local Economies
Across the country, breweries are giving lift to sleepy commercial districts, drawing tourists to once-bustling manufacturing centers.

NYTimes Business
Feb 27, 2018

German Court Rules Cities Can Ban Vehicles to Tackle Air Pollution
The country's highest administrative court ruled that diesel vehicles may be banned from city streets as part of efforts to improve air quality.

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