MacKenzie Scott Tallies Her Donations So Far: $12 Billion to 1,257 Groups
The philanthropist announced new donations to Ukraine aid and Planned Parenthood, and said she would soon debut a database of all her giving.
Polestar Charts Its Electric Course After Volvo Spinoff
The new company, which is aiming to go public this year, has performance E.V.s planned, with Volvo’s safety in its DNA.
Netflix Buys Boss Fight Entertainment as It Builds Out Gaming Business
The acquisition is the company’s third since it announced plans to move into video games last summer.
These Are the Companies That Have Withdrawn From Russia
More than 400 companies have withdrawn, at least temporarily, from Russia since it invaded Ukraine. Some have been there since the fall of communism — symbols of the enduring power of Western culture and commerce.
Uber Partners With Yellow Taxi Companies in N.Y.C.
The ride-hailing giant is teaming up with two taxi technology companies in New York City.
How Amazon Is Resisting Unions in Two Upcoming Elections
The company has held hundreds of meetings with workers to discourage them from supporting a union in two upcoming elections.
Here’s How Putin’s Demand for Ruble Payments for Gas Could Play Out
European officials rejected Russia’s demand, with Germany’s economic minister saying it amounted to a breach of contract.
Is America’s Economy Entering a New Normal?
Policymakers are wrestling with the reality that the pandemic may mark a turning point in the nation’s economic plot.
Will War Make Europe’s Switch to Clean Energy Even Harder?
A wind turbine factory in Denmark and a coal mine in Poland illustrate the painful policy choices after Russia’s aggression in Ukraine added urgency to the transition to greener energy.
Bitcoin Miners Want to Recast Themselves as Eco-Friendly
Facing intense criticism, the crypto mining industry is trying to change the view that its energy-guzzling computers are harmful to the climate.
