What’s Ahead for Autos in 2025, According to a Ford ExecutiveThe “tipping point” for the electric vehicle transition won’t come from regulators or politicians, one of Ford’s top executive for EVs said.
The Hidden Tech Inside Your Favorite Winter BootsFrom waterproof leathers to aerospace insulation and specially formulated rubber compounds, here’s how brands are keeping your feet warm and dry.
Trump’s for-Profit PresidencyThe many ways that Donald Trump could use the presidency for personal gain — again.
The Destructive Legacy of Failed AquacultureCanada intends to shut down open-net-pen salmon farming by 2029. But removing infrastructure is challenging and costly.
Japan’s Honda and Nissan to Begin Merger Talks, Report SaysThe automakers are reportedly considering a merger to compete against large EV makers.
I used to do health insurance company PR. Here’s what I think the backlash is missingThe suspect arrested in the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, Luigi Mangione, reportedly suffered from excruciating back pain. That is no surprise to the people who have spent the past week sharing stories of health care denied by insurance companies.
“Eat What You Kill”ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up to receive our biggest stories as soon as they’re published. Lisa Warwick found her husband gasping for air at the foot of the basement stairs and knew the miracle was over. It was Aug.
‘Revenge Quitting,’ Employers’ Worst Fear, Expected To Peak In 2025The workplace is buzzing about a rising trend known as “revenge quitting,” in which employees express their job frustrations and retaliate against detrimental work trends, initiated by big companies like “stealth sackings.
Amazon Disregarded Internal Warnings on Injuries, Senate Investigation ClaimsFor years, worker advocates and some government officials have argued that Amazon’s strict production quotas lead to high rates of injury for its warehouse employees.
2025 could be the year of 'revenge quitting' — here's how bosses should prepareWith a job market heating up and employee resentment boiling over, "revenge quitting" looks to be on the horizon for 2025.
The Three Pillars of the Bro-EconomyDay-trading, sports betting, and crypto are about to get bigger. Produced by ElevenLabs and News Over Audio (Noa) using AI narration. Listen to more stories on the Noa app.
‘Stealth Sackings’: A Detrimental Workplace Trend Gaining TractionThe divide between employers and employees is an ongoing tug-of-war. In 2023, companies addressed “quiet quitting”—when an employee is chronically disengaged at work, doing the bare minimum of what’s required—with constant check-ins and long, drawn-out status meetings and micro-managing.
Health Insurance Workers Fearful Amid Public Anger After Slaying of C.E.O.The fatal shooting last week of an executive on the streets of New York City plunged his family members and colleagues into grief.
Amazon Is Building a Mega AI Supercomputer With AnthropicAmazon is building one of the world’s most powerful artificial intelligence supercomputers in collaboration with Anthropic, an OpenAI rival that is working to push the frontier of what is possible with artificial intelligence.
Why developers are turning to shopping malls to fix the housing crisisThe classic American mall is undergoing a dramatic transformation as real estate developers swap out dying department stores for apartments, ushering in an era where living at the mall could soon become a new norm. Some U.S.