November 21, 2022 Issue

As rising seas imperil Guyana, leaders sign sweetheart deals with Exxon to help fund the transition to a sustainable future.

Store employees helped create some of the most valuable square footage in the US. Now they feel more like regular salespeople—so they’re unionizing.

In the trenches and beneath the utility poles with the teams keeping citizens and soldiers connected.

October’s data is encouraging, but it’s too soon to celebrate.

Middle Eastern countries are vying to host marquee events like Formula One races, which boost tourism and prestige.

With just a handful of stores left and much of its real estate on the block, the once-dominant retailer has a grim outlook.

Low-cost operators can put flyers in harm’s way, at a time when airlines have never been safer. Regulators are racing to curb the risks.

The social media company must deal with a range of headwinds, but a year later, the hit to its ad targeting capabilities has been particularly painful.

A partnership with Driscoll’s exemplifies a shift toward more pedestrian projects with actual commercial applications. 

Sam Bankman-Fried’s firm had a radical proposal to shake up futures markets that would have consolidated power — and money — at his now-bankrupt exchange.

Rishi Sunak’s government plans to plug a £55 billion fiscal hole through spending cuts and tax rises.

As the president meets with Xi Jinping, Washington’s tough new export controls on key technology are riling Beijing and US allies alike.

After explosions on the Nord Stream system, the region is seeking to bolster security on pipelines and other undersea networks.

Albemarle wants to restart a lithium mine as the building block of the first complete EV battery supply chain in the US.

Many facilities dodge expensive upgrades and emit outsize quantities of greenhouse gases.

The push to transform the Piraeus Tower into Greece’s greenest building shows what’s at stake in the EU’s decarbonization effort.

Here are 18 ways to add some drama to your tabletop.

A guide to sensational seasonal sipping.

If you want to get a party started quickly, try one of these three cocktail recipes.

How to be the host—and guest—with the most? Follow these suggestions.

Mass firings by email aren’t great for morale.