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Amazon, facing union votes, raises average starting pay for front-line jobs to $19 per hourChip bans on countries like China will hurt the U.S. more than they’ll help. They won’t even work6 big economic threats Hurricane Ian poses now that it has come ashoreAmazon says a wide release of its Astro home robot is finally ‘in sight’Ray Dalio says he believes a strong middle can balance out a polarized AmericaGoldman Sachs says 3 factors could push Tesla’s stock higher in the coming weeksKatie Couric missed her annual mammogram, which found breast cancer. Now she’s pleading with women to get screenedEven LeBron James is obsessed with America’s pickleball craze. He just bought a teamA.I. could be the great equalizer in health care‘A solvable problem’: Chainlink founder Sergey Nazarov remains bullish on cross-chain future with SWIFT partnershipLarry Summers says a hard landing is ‘substantially more likely’ as the Fed fights to bring down inflationThe stock market is crashing, but 10 stocks have seen gains of more than 30% this year. And 7 of them are in a single sectorRestaurants like P.F. Chang’s are looking a lot like Netflix with their new business modelA U.K. recession is now ‘inevitable’ and the only question is its ‘depth and duration,’ top economist Mohamed El-Erian saysLyft workers are nervous that layoffs might be next after the company freezes all hiring in the U.S.: ‘Stay away’How a 99.95%-free lunch at Chipotle became a 100%-free lunch when I tried to pay with EthereumAn American mental health ‘time bomb’ could keep the Great Reshuffle goingBanks and business leaders who use ESG aren’t ‘woke.’ They’re protecting their bottom linesDid the pandemic change your personality? It’s not just your imagination6 universities, including Harvard, offering free online computer science courses The NFT market is in shambles. Here’s what could come nextMeta shuts down ‘influence operations’ from Russia and China that sought to influence Western public opinion on U.S. politicians and war in UkraineThe IMF slams Liz Truss’s tax cuts and urges Britain to ‘re-evaluate’ its spending planRichard Branson’s Virgin Atlantic is dropping rules that required its employees to wear ‘gendered uniform options’It’s time for Big Food to catch up to 1969The U.K. is facing a property crash as the popularity of 2- to 5-year fixed mortgages means millions may soon not be able to afford their monthly paymentsSolana founder Anatoly Yakovenko on ‘the biggest bottleneck in crypto’An alarming number of women have never had a mammogram and have no plans to get one, new survey saysIf you paid off your federal student loans during the COVID-19 pandemic, you may still be eligible for Biden’s forgiveness. Here’s howHistorical reenactors are furious about New York’s new gun rules and say they need state park access for ‘history to live’What the Helium ‘grift’ tells us about cryptoThe Fed is oversteering on inflation–every signal suggests it’s already coolingChina’s yuan falls to lowest level against dollar since 2008 as foreign currencies continue their sickening lurchARK’s Cathie Wood is entering venture capital. That’s a problemAn ‘iPhone launch moment for Web3’? Coral raises $20M from FTX Ventures and Jump Crypto to build BackpackBreakthrough Alzheimer’s trial results show experimental drug significantly slows the diseaseHurricane Ian is just shy of the most dangerous Category 5 status as it prepares to slam into the Florida coastEmployees are afraid they’ll be fired first in layoffs if they’re working remotely. They could be rightRay Dalio says the U.K. is behaving like an emerging market as Bank of England steps in amid continued ‘Trussonomics’ markets chaosSalon management system GlossGenius raises $25 million series BCompanies are setting ambitious climate goals. But they can’t find qualified talent to help meet these commitmentsBed Bath & Beyond aspired to be the next Target. But strategic mistakes made it the year’s biggest retail train wreckCompanies that mention hurricane damage in their 10-Ks see their stocks fall 5% in the following yearHigh-profile critics are unwittingly driving the emergence of ESG 2.0Oregon launches a first-of-its-kind renewable energy plant with solar, wind and battery powerEasyjet’s new net-zero emission target requires sustainable biofuels that are in extremely short supplyHurricane Ian could slam into over 1 billion tons of polluted radioactive waste from Florida’s mining industry in giant pondlike structuresESG investor proposals are booming, fueled partly by conservative groups critical of ‘anti-racist’ corporate trainingsHurricane Ian approaches Florida as extremely dangerous Category 4The American dream is broken. The best hometowns for raising a family could offer solutionsAfter major Wall Street wobble, Asian shares down sharplyThe post–Labor Day return-to-office surge is losing steam as GM delays its in-person mandateThese 2 maps show the U.S home price correction is sharper—and more widespread—than previously thought
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