Manhattan Emptied Out During the Pandemic. But Big Tech Is Moving In.
Facebook has just leased enough new office space in Manhattan to nearly triple its current
Economic
Europe Can Impose Tariffs on U.S. in Long-Running Aircraft Battle
WASHINGTON — The World Trade Organization gave the European Union permission Tuesday to impose tariffs
July Is the New January: More Companies Delay Return to the Office
When the coronavirus pandemic shuttered offices around the United States in March, many companies told
When Your Last $166 Vanishes: ‘Fast Fraud’ Surges on Payment Apps
Charee Mobley, who teaches middle school in Fort Worth, Texas, had just $166 to get
Clash Over Municipal Loan Program Delays Stimulus Report
WASHINGTON — An oversight panel responsible for monitoring $500 billion in federal aid has become
Broadway Will Remain Closed at Least Through May
Broadway is going to remain closed at least through next May 30, which is 444
Customers Still Like to Shop in Person, Even if They Get Only to the Curb
“If you are having an increase in sales and in productivity, the workers should share
Dead, Alive, on Life Support? Confusion Reigns on Stimulus as Talks Continue
WASHINGTON — On Tuesday, the bipartisan stimulus talks were off, abruptly ended by a series
Workers With Health Insurance Face Rising Out-of-Pocket Costs
The high cost of health care is persisting during the pandemic, even for people lucky
‘Staggeringly High’: U.S. Jobless Claims Remained Elevated Last Week
Applications for jobless benefits remained high last week, even as the collapse of stimulus talks
While Millions Lost Jobs, Some Executives Made Millions in Company Stock
The I.S.S. analysis covers top executives whose pay details are included in companies’ proxies, documents
There’s Not Much Work for Actors. Now Their Unions Are Fighting.
Equity says SAG-AFTRA is violating longstanding union practice by encroaching on theaters with which it
Fed Officials Warned of Slowdown Without Stimulus
WASHINGTON — Federal Reserve officials were counting on Congress and the White House to pass
In Scuttling Stimulus Talks, Trump Invites Political Risk for Himself and Republicans
Mr. Trump vowed that a recovery plan would pass “immediately after I win,” but there
Top China Critic, Robert E. Lighthizer, Becomes Its Defender
WASHINGTON — For decades, Robert E. Lighthizer, the United States trade representative, was reliably one
The Fed Chair’s Message: ‘There Is Still a Long Way to Go’
WASHINGTON — Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell delivered a message to his fellow policymakers
Sizing Up the Rural-Urban Travel Divide: Who’s Up and Who’s Down
The pandemic has been hard on travel. According to the U.S. Travel Association, it has
Top China Critic Becomes Its Defender
WASHINGTON — For decades, Robert E. Lighthizer, the United States trade representative, was reliably one
With No New Films, Regal Cinemas Shuts Down Again
A little more than a month after movie theater chains restarted operations in the United
Calamities Challenge California’s Economic Foundation
Companies have long moved sales and customer-service jobs to cheaper cities like Phoenix. But they