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Wall St. Flat as North Korea Tensions Make Investors Risk-Averse
U.S. stocks were little changed on Friday as fresh concerns over tensions between North Korea and the United States weighed on the mood of investors.
Uber Loses Its License to Operate in London
The ride-hailing company, declared “not fit and proper” for its largest European market, can continue to offer services while it appeals the decision.
Bits: Farhad’s and Mike’s Week in Tech: A Very Bad Week for Digital Giants
Apple’s Watch has a bug, Facebook might be undermining democracy, and Amazon is telling us how to make bombs. Tech news is weird right now.
Trump Team Readies for Nafta Fight Over Making Goods in America
The Trump administration is gearing up for a fight over rules requiring goods to be made in the United States and North America.
Morning Agenda: London to Ban Uber
The move by the British capital’s transportation regulator is a significant setback, as the ride-hailing service deals with trouble on multiple fronts.
Corner Office: Richelieu Dennis of Sundial Brands on Building a Business vs. a Career
The chief executive of a beauty products company says an organization can’t be constructed by focusing on titles and promotions.
Theresa May Seeks to Unlock Brexit Talks in Florence Speech
After a week of intense infighting over Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union, the prime minister hopes to advance stalled negotiations.
Retiring: Some People Learn to Code in Their 60s, 70s or 80s
Not all coders are from the millennial generation — older people, some of them retired or semiretired, are also learning technical languages.
The Contenders: Who Will Be Trump’s Pick to Lead the Fed? We Asked Experts to Rate the Odds
The president has dropped no hints of what he might do, leaving the field wide open for expert guesswork.
Leading the Legal War Against Fox
So far this year, the lawyer Douglas Wigdor, a conservative Republican, has filed 11 suits against Fox News for defamation, sexual harassment and racial discrimination.
In Germany, Blue-Collar Jobs Provide Bulwark to Populism
Dortmund survived the collapse of its coal and steel industries, which helped the city avoid the working-class alienation that has fed right-wing parties elsewhere.
Megyn Kelly Is Ready for Her Morning Closeup
The former Fox News host says her daily NBC morning show, which starts Monday, is one she was “born to do.” Others aren’t so sure.
Facebook to Turn Over Russian-Linked Ads to Congress
The company said it would turn over 3,000 ads linked to Russia to Congress after growing scrutiny about its role in last November’s presidential election.
The Shift: Facebook’s Frankenstein Moment
A series of scandals have opened up the possibility that the company may have created something it can’t fully control.
Latest Obamacare Repeal Effort Is Most Far-Reaching
The Graham-Cassidy bill would turn federal funding for a law Republicans loathe into block grants to states, realizing a long-held goal of the party.
Liliane Bettencourt, L’Oréal Heiress Vexed by Swindling Case, Is Dead at 94
Mrs. Bettencourt, ranked as the world’s richest woman, tried to live down her family’s fascist associations, and her final years were overtaken by scandal.
KB Home to Cut C.E.O.’s Bonus After His Rant Against Kathy Griffin
Jeffrey Mezger’s 2017 bonus will be cut by 25 percent, the company said, after he used sexist and homophobic language against Kathy Griffin, his neighbor.
Writing Rupert, Playing Murdoch, Making ‘Ink’
How the playwright James Graham and the actor Bertie Carvel give the media mogul a fair hearing in a play that takes a hard look at populism and the press.
Katherine M. Bonniwell, Life Magazine Publisher, Dies at 70
Ms. Bonniwell held a number of top positions at Time Inc. at a heady time for magazine publishing, paving the way for future female managers.
It’s the U.N.’s Week, but Executives Make It a High-Minded Mingle
On the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, business leaders schmooze with diplomats — and one another — at private dinners and opulent events.