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The House That Zillow Built
A crisis at the company shows the risks of replacing good judgment with tech
Can Stacey Abrams Save the Democrats Again?
The Georgia progressive has big ambitions for the party (and for herself)
Hey, Google, Find Some Water for My Cows
Earth Engine, a data analysis service, is helping people around the world in ways simple satellite imaging can’t
THE ANTI-WOKE INVESTORS
New ETFs are pitching themselves to conservatives mad at corporate America
Cars? Jobs? Yes Maybe
Lordstown, Ohio, is getting a new factory making batteries for electric vehicles, but it will employ less than one-third as many workers as the auto plant it’s replacing
Unvaccinated? Time to Make an End-of-Life Plan
A good idea for anyone, advanced directives are especially important if you’re willing to risk a potentially fatal illness
Kristen Stewart
PARTING SHOT
Are Boeing and Airbus Flying Into a Bubble?
They’re launching freighters just as competition from retrofitted jets and cargo space on passenger planes is heating up
Tessa Thompson
PARTING SHOT
Sharing a Common Goal
Why Puerto Rico is the most vaccinated place in America
Under Pressure
After missteps and party infighting can Joe Biden save his presidency?
The Money Game: Jen Wieczner
Revolt of the Goldman Juniors Wall Street’s youngest want more cash and better conditions. But mostly cash.
Ransomware HQ
Moscow’s tallest tower houses multiple companies that experts say are using Bitcoin to launder money
UPS Is Winning the Delivery Wars
FedEx’s nonunion workers and contractor drivers were supposed to give it an edge. Nope
Now Crypto Is Barking at Me
The Shiba Inu coin craze sparks demand for the namesake puppies
The Real PayoffFrom China's Covid Vaccines
Its drugmakers hope exports of coronavirus shots will lead to sales of inoculations for other diseases
India's Fintech Boom
A government-backed system of digital payments has set offa wave of innovation
Two Afghanistans, One Diplomat's Seat
The Taliban want the UN to recognize their ambassador. The old ambassador isn’t budging
Just When You Think YOLO Is Finished …
The gains on faddish investments may not last, but the urge to speculate isn’t sated
The passion of Papa John
After stepping down three years ago following the revelation that he’d uttered a racist slur on a corporate call, John Schnatter is wandering the wilderness of TikTok and conservative media, criticizing the company he founded even as he dreams of a return
Can 8.8 Million DNA Spit Tests Add Up to a Cancer Breakthrough, Or Just a Privacy Nightmare?
23andMe is using its customers’ genetic data to try to become a new kind of pharma company
Cheese Without Cows
An emerging technology promises vegan alternatives that are as gooey and pungent as the original
DO VACCINE MANDATES DISCRIMINATE AGAINST BLACK AMERICANS?
Given lower vaccination rates, activists say the new COVID rules could turn some Black people into ‘second-class citizens’
THIS FLOOR CAN KILL YOU
Americans spend $50 billion a year recovering from spills. An ex-flooring salesman says he’s battling Big Floor to make everyone’s footing safer
Fox Wants to Profit From Your Rainy Day
Its new weather streaming service is betting on digital sizzle and customized forecasts
The Daydream Collectors
In a year without much tourism, the market for vintage travel posters has taken flight
Will Sarasota's New Arrivals Spoil It for Everyone Else?
An influx of wealthy seniors and work-from-homers is pricing out younger locals
The Man Behind the Metaverse
Andrew Bosworth is in charge of the project Facebook sees as its future
Selling China on La Dolce Vita
Venerable Italian coffee brand Lavazza has big plans in a market Starbucks rules
Korea's Soft Power Is More Samsung Than Squid Game
Korea’s Soft Power Is More Samsung Than Squid Game