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El gobierno estadounidense quiere que, para 2032, dos tercios de todos los autos nuevos vendidos en el país sean vehículos de cero emisiones. Recientemente, el gobierno de Biden propuso https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/12/climate/biden-electric-cars-epa.html [...]

Here is what car buyers need to know about the Biden administration’s proposal to push the auto industry to sell more electric cars. The Biden administration on Wednesday https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/12/climate/biden-electric-cars-epa.html that [...]

The agreement will reduce the unprofitable office space company's debt, giving it more financial breathing room. WeWork, the struggling office space company, said on Friday that it had reached a [...]

Buying a solar energy system can be expensive and confusing. Here are some things to think about if you are in the market for solar panels. Thanks to technological and [...]

The start-up gained attention by purchasing a shuttered General Motors factory in Ohio in 2019. At the time, G.M. was under pressure from President Trump to find a buyer for [...]

MANUFACTURING Factory Activity Growing, But at a Slower Pace American factories continued to expand in January, but at slower pace than December. The Institute for Supply Management reported Monday that [...]

AIRLINES Air France Plans to Cut 7,500 Jobs by End of 2022 Air France, which like other airlines has had plummeting ticket sales during the coronavirus pandemic, told labor union [...]

''Thank you, come again'' -- those four words, spoken in an exaggerated Indian accent, have followed immigrants and Americans of South Asian descent like a bad penny since ''The Simpsons'' [...]

The promise of self-driving cars can be alluring -- imagine taking a nap or watching a movie in a comfortable armchair while being shuttled safely home after a long day [...]

Byline: VIKAS BAJAJ The promise of self-driving cars can be alluring -- imagine taking a nap or watching a movie in a comfortable armchair while being shuttled safely home after [...]

It is only fitting that in this season of fake news there is plenty of exaggerated outrage to go around. Consider the latest kerfuffle over the Public Theater's production of [...]

The Trump administration doesn't have a plan to replace the Affordable Care Act, but it's already trying to sabotage the law. It has canceled advertisements meant to encourage people to [...]

In a flurry of tweets, interviews and deal making, President-elect Donald Trump has made clear that he will take an active role in shaping industrial policy -- one business at [...]

When Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India was seeking office more than two years ago, one of his favorite sayings was, ''Ab ki baar, Modi sarkar,'' or, ''This time, a [...]

If a team of entrepreneurs tried to sell venture capitalists on a business that sought to organize all the information on the internet, it would be laughed out of the [...]

Nearly three years ago, when I first thought about living without cable TV, it seemed impractical. But given the proliferation of entertainment choices online, life without cable no longer seems [...]

CORRECTION APPENDEDLooking at the wide array of taps at bars these days, we seem to be in a golden age of beer. The world is awash in ales, lagers and [...]

Republican presidential candidates like Jeb Bush, Rand Paul and Marco Rubio have found it convenient to portray themselves as big supporters of Uber, Airbnb and other technology-based companies that are [...]

When I recently saw the newly restored versions of Satyajit Ray's Apu Trilogy, a wave of emotion swept up over me as I watched Apu grow up, become a writer [...]

American late-night television shows have probably never had so many anchors with foreign accents as they will have soon. Trevor Noah, a South African comedian, will become at least the [...]

Venture capitalists are widely considered to be men -- and they are almost all men -- who can see the future. But there is at least one thing they have [...]

I was assembling a home audio system recently and needed speaker wires. A friend recommended RadioShack. I went to two -- in Manhattan and in Brooklyn -- but, to my [...]

MUMBAI, India -- Arriving at the new international airport here last month, I felt like I had gotten on the wrong connecting flight and ended up in Shanghai. Instead of [...]

Sometimes an award means more to the giver than the recipient. That is probably the case with the French government's decision to give the Legion of Honor to Thomas Piketty, [...]

Byline: VIKAS BAJAJ The fires and building collapses that killed hundreds of garment workers in countries like Bangladesh in recent years serve as a tragic reminder of the millions in [...]

The article reports on several virus briefing news including Best Buy said it was selling this year's new gaming consoles online only, to avoid lines outside stores; Walmart put on three separate sales in November, both online and in store; and Los Angeles has announced closure of outdoor dining.

The article discusses the implications of a decrease in the benchmark price for crude oil in the U.S. on April 20, 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The article offers information on the plans of Ford Motor, that it would put most of its operations in India into a joint venture to be headed by the Indian vehicle maker Mahindra & Mahindra.

The article reports on efforts to replace the U.S. Affordable Care Act under the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump; and mentions that AK-47 rifles will no longer be imported from Russia.

The author reflects on the conflicting views of Democrats on trade, focusing on the fight between U.S. President Barack Obama and Democratic lawmakers over trade agreements and policies best at creating good jobs and raising wages, suggesting that both sides overstate the impacts of agreements.

The article offers several news briefs related to the U.S. Topics include considered that Institute for Supply Management reported that its gauge of manufacturing activity fell to several percent in January from several percent as the December reading was the index highest since it stood at several percent in August 2018; and examines that Geoffrey S. Berman, the former U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York fired by President Trump joined the law firm.

The article reports on the seventh week consecutive decline in stock prices on the Standard & Poor's (S&P) 500, descending into a bear market through May 20, 2022. Topics discussed are impact of increases in inflation and interest rates on consumers, investors and the stock market, economic effects of the Russian invasion in Ukraine and China's pandemic lockdowns on the supply chain, erosion of employee earnings due to inflation, and changes in consumer spending.