The new Nobel laureate in literature, Jon Fosse, is known in much of the world, but has yet to become a household name in the US.
Growing numbers of entrepreneurs and their financial backers are starting to see aging as an opportunity for innovation and profit.
What developments in the House could mean for a potential government shutdown, funding for Ukraine and more.
But fewer CEOs feel confident of their firm’s fortunes than last year, a KPMG survey shows. More execs also want people back in the office.
While the industry used to be all about the look — think Air Jordans — now it’s about the technology.
A biennial survey out this week from Indiana University and Bank of America also finds that volunteering rebounded among the affluent.
A New York Times investigation finds migrant children are illegally working the dangerous job of cleaning slaughterhouses.
The founder of bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX faces fraud allegations in New York.
It’s possible that employers will roll back racial diversity initiatives even if they’re perfectly legal.
Econ Extra Credit newsletter #168
