Former Twitter employees are accused of spying. Disney’s theme parks continue to be huge moneymakers. Why the U.S. could benefit from a German-style investment injection.
Kilkenomics: an Irish festival where comedy meets economics. There’s progress in the U.S.-China trade war. A financial win for Australian women’s soccer.
The U.S. and China could be softening on tariffs. The T-Mobile-Sprint merger is a go. The hunt for the president’s tax returns continues. CVS floats drone-delivered drugs.
The president will have to sign spending bills to keep the government funded as impeachment proceedings move forward. Germany’s reunification could have lessons for closing the American wealth gap.
Will a British makeover save Barnes & Noble? TikTok forgoes an appearance before U.S. lawmakers. Colleges in Africa focus on problem-solving, not degree curricula.
Jobs numbers were better than expected, and stock markets start the week of strong. We look at Uber’s stock “lockup” period. A Stockton, California charity tries out a guaranteed $500 a month for families.
McDonald’s ousts its tech-friendly CEO after an inappropriate relationship. What are the economic lessons 30 years after the the fall of the Berlin Wall? Holiday shopping season no longer starts on Black Friday.
