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CDC endorses updated COVID boosters that target Omicron strains, clearing the way for shots to begin soon
Crypto entrepreneur accused of masterminding a million-dollar verification hustle on Instagram
California is the first state to make electric cars mandatory. Now it’s telling owners not to charge them
This California bill aims to empower fast food workers in an industry with famously few protections
How Elon Musk and ‘Mudge’ tarnished Jack Dorsey’s Silicon Valley cred
Starbucks names former PepsiCo executive as new CEO
Residents in Jackson, Mississippi are seeing an increase in water pressure after a flood exacerbated the city’s already-damaged water system
Federal judge puts off ruling of appointing a legal expert to review documents seized at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate
Inflation in the eurozone just hit a fresh record high of 9.1%—and economists say ‘the worst is yet to come’
House committee reaches deal to get financial records from Trump’s former accounting firm
COVID’s devastating effect on schoolchildren revealed by new test scores
Snap’s Web3 team among 20% workforce reduction after first single-digit-growth quarter since going public
Marriage rates in China have sunk to an all-time low. Will the nation soon face a demographic crisis?
Twitter is finally giving users an edit button after 15 years, but you’ll have to pay for it
There are too many blockchains. When will some of them die?
Labor Day isn’t a top travel holiday—but the traffic rush is officially underway, regardless
California votes to keep last nuclear plant running through 2030
Dropping dough inside Disney+? Why more companies are integrating e-commerce in their apps
China continues its zero-COVID policies, locking down 21 million Chengdu residents
Labor Secretary Marty Walsh talks about the biggest threat he sees on the horizon—and it’s not a recession
The dark Nazi history behind the executive to-do list
California passes bill that would make vasectomies cheaper for men: ‘Californians must be able to decide for themselves if and when they have children’
The Public Service Loan Forgiveness waiver deadline is weeks away. Borrowers need to act to have any payments count toward relief
2 collars worn by Ruth Bader Ginsburg are going up for auction. Here’s how much they’re expected to fetch
The cost-of-living crisis in the U.K. is so bad that a major retailer is offering its workers free food to cope with the winter
Your job is starting to invest in your mental health, and they’re seeing a 4x return on investment when they do
Starbucks workers are moving their union fight to TikTok—and they’re winning
Disney is reportedly mulling an Amazon Prime–like membership program
The Washington Post’s CEO wants to blame remote work for poor performance. The numbers don’t add up
Before ‘quiet quitting’ in the U.S., there was ‘lying flat’ in China. How the anti-work movement swept the world’s two largest economies
Yet another Russian energy executive has reportedly died by suicide—but no CCTV was there to record Lukoil chair Maganov’s fall from a Moscow hospital window
Affirm’s CFO lays out the future of BNPL as investors start demanding profitability
Kids opening up to their robot toys may help detect mental health issues before parents can spot them
Crypto.com reportedly pulling out of $495 million sponsorship deal with UEFA Champions League soccer competition
Was the Wing worth saving? The controversial women’s coworking chain shuts down for good
Riot Games is dazzling new hires with virtual game nights and asynchronous trainings
U.S. ban on Nvidia and AMD A.I. chip sales will restrict China’s and Russia’s militaries—and may curb tech advances in other fields too
Digital therapeutics companies have a lot to learn from the mental health care industry they are looking to disrupt
7 new books to read in September
WNBA Seattle Storm’s CFO says ticket sales more than doubled despite inflation
Why transparency is key to getting workers back to the office
California set to sign law requiring crypto exchanges and other digital asset firms to get license to operate in state
New CEO of Alibaba’s most important international business unit wants to rival Amazon and Zalando in Europe. ‘We go where brands want us to go.’