- Why U.S. and Turkey—Allies for Decades—Keep FeudingA Turkish military offensive against a Syrian Kurdish militia allied with the U.S. has created the latest discord.
- China's Economy Is Slowing, But Don't Tell the Sneakerheads“China will soon become the sneaker capital of the world,’’ said one sneaker exchange exec. The demand from Chinese millennials is “something we haven’t seen anywhere else.”
- How 3 PG&E Execs Decide When California Businesses Go Dark to Stop WildfiresPG&E has been taking more extreme measures to keep its lines from sparking blazes since a series of catastrophic wildfires in 2017 and 2018 forced it into bankruptcy.
- How a WhatsApp Tax Launched Massive Anti-Government Protests in LebanonThousands of protesters cut off roads and started fires around Lebanon as anger over plans to impose a levy on WhatsApp calls escalated into demands for the government to resign.
- The U.S. Coal Industry Is Expecting Another Wave of Widespread Job LossesThe amount of coal being produced per U.S. miner is at the lowest level in eight years.
- Want a Spot on Amazon's Holiday Toy Guide? It Could Cost You $2 MillionWhat Amazon doesn’t mention are the millions of dollars it charges the toy industry just to be considered for a spot on the popular gift guide.
- GM Reached a Deal With Its Auto Workers Union, But Ending the Strike Could Still Take Weeks. Here's WhyAt a cost of $100 million a day in lost profit, even getting in the ballots to ratify the deal could be another half a billion hit to GM’s bottom line.
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