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Members of an Arizona indigenous community suffer cancer and premature death that experts and activists say are directly related to local uranium mines.
Tube Workers to Strike on Jubilee Bank Holiday Over ‘Toxic Working Environment’
Mozambique Finds First Wild Polio Case in Country Since 1992
Microsoft Begins Cloud Concessions After Rivals Complain to EU
Cerebral CEO Fights for His Job Amid US Prescription Probe
Tencent Disappoints After Lockdowns, Crackdown Wipe Out Growth
Yellen’s Grand Global Corporate Tax Plan Risks Flop in Congress
Sexual Allegations Draw Eyes to Sleaze in Boris Johnson’s Party
Shanghai Opens for More Bankers at Offices as Lockdown Eases
Duke’s Coach K Was Paid Nearly $14 Million in 2020
How Eating Through London Made It Feel Less Foreign—and More Like Home
Monet’s Le Grand Canal Sells for Record $56.6 Million
Turkey and NATO Prove the Anna Karenina Principle of Alliances
British Consumers Are Finally Starting to Crack
History Says Buying the Dips Is a Dangerous Game
UK Fans Worry American Owners Will Tarnish Their Football
Tech’s High-Flying Startup Scene Gets a Crushing Reality Check
China’s Pullback on Lending Stalls Dreams of Rebuilding Nigeria
Aspen’s Covid Flop Bodes Ill for Africa Vaccine Making Drive
Pimco Sued Over ‘Fraternity’ Culture by Minority Ex-Workers
Plan to Grant Paid Leave for Period Pain Stirs Tensions in Spain
UN Floats Plan to Boost Renewables as Climate Worries Mount
Dire Climate Report Prompts UN Official to Ask Rich Countries to Share Energy Tech
Architects Draft a New Blueprint for a Labor Movement
A Photographer’s Mission to Write Asian Americans Back Into History
Here’s How to Get Infrastructure Funds to Smaller Cities
DAI Is King Of Decentralized Stablecoins After Terra Collapse
Crypto Assets Poorly Understood by Retail Investors, BOE Says
China Makes a Comeback in Bitcoin Mining Despite Government Ban
China’s top economic official gave an unusual public show of support for digital platform companies Tuesday, suggesting Beijing may be ready to let up on a year-long clampdown on technology giants as it battles a slowing economy.
The government will support the development of digital economy companies and their public listings, Vice Premier Liu He, who is President Xi Jinping’s most senior economic aide, said after a symposium with the heads of some of the nation’s largest private firms. Baidu Inc. founder Robin Li, Qihoo 360 Technology Co.’s Zhou Hongyi and NetEase Inc. chief William Ding were among the tech luminaries spotted at the forum, according to a video posted online.
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