Новости за 19.07.2023

At Lincoln Center, Toshi Reagon and Bernice Johnson Reagon’s adaptation of the sci-fi novel about a teenager in a crumbling world turns an arresting book into a tedious cross between a song cycle and a harangue.

Gain insight on trucks moving freight, Carvana, a potential strike at UPS, and more in the latest Market Talks covering the Auto and Transport sector.

The two sides are at odds over the union’s demand for part-time workers to start at more than $20 an hour.

A show of manuscripts at the Getty Center depicting medieval puzzles, games and jousts reveals diversions that, like chess, span our radically different lives and times.

Stocks rose, bringing an eighth consecutive day of gains for the Dow, as bank results and easing inflation overseas helped sustain the recent rally.

The streaming giant says the Hollywood strikes will lead to less content spending and increased free cash flow this year.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s board voted unanimously Thursday to raise the base fare to $2.90 from $2.75.

Do North Korea’s commies spruce up the area along the DMZ when they expect company?

Two IRS employees described what they said were efforts by the Justice Department to impede the criminal investigation into Hunter Biden’s taxes in testimony before the House Oversight Committee.

Judge Martin Glenn rejected sex-abuse victims’ request to dismiss the bankruptcy case of the Rockville Centre Diocese.

He will deepen his role as an adviser

Lúcia Soares was named permanent CIO at the private-equity giant after the post had been filled only on an interim basis for two years. She aims to apply IT lessons gleaned at the firm’s portfolio companies.

Separate lawsuits filed in an Illinois court allege that university officials failed to ensure athlete safety for athletes who say they were the victims of hazing.

Readers reflect on what leads to the best care for patients.

Retail sales in the U.S. in June weren’t too hot or too cold, a good sign that a soft landing is still possible, D.A. Davidson analyst Michael Baker writes in a report.

Investors scooped up shares of the direct-to-consumer beauty and tech company.

The U.S. and Israel have tentatively agreed to conditions that would allow Israeli citizens to travel to the U.S. for 90 days without first obtaining a visa.

​A video appeared to show Wagner leader Yevgeny Prigozhin welcoming troops to Belarus, the clearest signal yet that the warlord’s forces are relocating under a deal that curtailed their aborted insurrection.

Hugo ‘The Chicken’ Carvajal could provide U.S. prosecutors with evidence of cocaine trafficking, graft and money laundering by Venezuelan officials, people familiar with his case say.

Arab countries won’t grant them citizenship. My life attests that doing so would be a boon for all involved.

In a moment of frustration I let my anger at what the city has become boil over.

Opt for lump crab meat instead of tediously cracking shells. The reward is the same: a briny, bright and gorgeous seafood risotto you’ll make on repeat all season long.

Markets have likely placed too much weight on Wednesday’s data showing a bigger-than-expected drop in U.K. inflation as the outlook remains bleak, T. Rowe Price chief European economist Tomasz Wieladek writes in a note.

The visit by the U.S. climate envoy tests Beijing’s willingness to find common ground.

Oil field service companies shares are beating those of their customers