Economy and business

Japan’s Sega to Buy Finnish Angry Birds Maker Rovio

‘The Phantom of the Opera’ Closes on Broadway After 35 Years

‘Big Sponge’: New CO2 Tech Taps Oceans to Tackle Global Warming

Boston Marathon Poses New Challenge for Kipchoge: Slow Down

American Jazz Piano Great Ahmad Jamal Dead at 92

US Vice President Harris Speaks at Abortion Rights Rally

Europe’s Most Powerful Nuclear Reactor Kicks Off in Finland

Pickleball Is Booming in the US, and Not Everyone Is Happy

G-7 Ministers Set Big New Targets for Solar, Wind Capacity

US States Confront Medical Debt That’s Bankrupting Millions

Guitarist Mark Sheehan of Irish Band The Script Dies At 46

First Test Flight of SpaceX’s Big Starship

Bird Flu: Scientists Find Mutations, Say Threat Still Low

German Town Bids Farewell to Nuclear, Eyes Hydrogen Future

Colorado Offers Haven for Abortion, Transgender Care

Supreme Court Asked to Preserve Abortion Pill Access Rules

Kenya’s Third Attempt to Launch First 3U Observation Satellite Delayed

European Spacecraft Rockets Toward Jupiter and Its Icy Moons

Friday Is World Chagas Disease Day

Zimbabwean Actress Appeals for Radiotherapy Machine to Treat Cancer in Government Hospitals

Florida Lawmakers Pass 6-Week Abortion Ban

Abortion Drug Mifepristone to Remain Available — With Restrictions

New US Proposal on Vehicle Emissions Seeks to Boost EV Sales

Ghanaian Activist Swims Volta River to Spotlight Water Pollution

US Weather Agency Issues El Nino Watch

Ghana First to Approve Oxford’s ‘World Changer’ Malaria Vaccine

First Image of Black Hole Gets Makeover With AI

ChatGPT Could Return to Italy if OpenAI Complies With Rules

New US Electric Vehicle Rule Would Speed Supply Chain Changes

Plan to Allow Irrigation at Spanish Wildlife Sanctuary Sparks Outcry

Juul Agrees to Pay $462 Million Settlement to 6 US States, DC

In US, National Public Radio Abandons Twitter

Cameroon Says River Blindness Still a Major Health Issue

Russian and Belarusian Exiles Prepare for Another Year in Lithuania

US Proposes 56% Vehicle Emissions Cut by 2032, Requiring Big EV Jump

Musk Says Owning Twitter ‘Painful’ But Needed To Be Done

Morning-After-Style Pill May Help Stem Sexually Transmitted Infections

Paris’ Toxic River Seine Gets Olympic Reboot

China Unveils Proposed New Law Overseeing Artificial Intelligence Products

Australia Aims to Make Industry More Resilient Against Cyberattacks

Biden Ends COVID-19 National Emergency After Congress Acts

Al Jaffee, Longtime Mad Magazine Cartoonist, Dead at 102

News Presenter Generated with AI Appears in Kuwait

Senegal: Critically Endangered Dolphin Threatened by Illegal Fishing Nets

Muslim Businessmen Volunteer to Feed DC Homeless

Iowa Won’t Pay for Rape Victims’ Abortions or Contraceptives

WHO Warns Climate Change Causing Surge in Mosquito-Borne Diseases

In India, Revision of History in School Texts Stirs Controversy

Show Stopper: Singalong Fans Ejected, ‘Bodyguard’ Halted

Jon Rahm Rallies to Win the Masters

Third Whale in a Month Beaches Itself, Dies in Bali

Reports: Tesla Plans Shanghai Factory for Power Storage

Activist Puts Spotlight on Potential Dangers of Skin-Whitening Products

Mayor in Australia Ready to Sue over Alleged AI Chatbot Defamation

Telemedicine Still Going Strong as US COVID Fears Fade

Senegal Harvests Experimental Homegrown Wheat

US States Consider Ban on Cosmetics With ‘Forever Chemicals’

Year From Now, Shadow From Total Solar Eclipse to Cut Across North America

Study Says Warming Likely to Push More Hurricanes Toward US Coasts

India Asks States to Ramp Up Testing as COVID Cases Climb