The New York TimesNowLonely Last Days in the Suburban Office Parkverified_publisherThe New York Times - Emily Badger and Lila BarthThe wooded campus that once housed the global headquarters of Toys “R” Us in Wayne, N.J., is 85 percent vacant today. On a weekday, the parking spots for 1,900 cars are mostly empty. The helipad is unused. So is the corporate dining hall, with its views of the serene grounds. Hundreds of cubicles — …
The New York TimesNowTwitter, Challenging Orders to Remove Content, Sues India’s Governmentverified_publisherThe New York Times - Karan Deep SinghTwitter said on Tuesday that it had sued the Indian government, challenging a recent order to remove content and block accounts within the country. The suit was filed in the Karnataka High Court in Bangalore after the government threatened criminal action against Twitter executives if they failed to …
The New York TimesNowU.S. Aims to Expand Export Bans on China Over Security and Human Rightsverified_publisherThe New York Times - Edward Wong and Ana SwansonWASHINGTON — When Russian forces invaded Ukraine nearly five months ago, the Biden administration led dozens of governments in banning the export of advanced technology to Russia to hobble its economic and military development. Now, the U.S. government is using the lessons it learned from those …
The New York TimesNowHacker Offers to Sell Chinese Police Database in Potential Breachverified_publisherThe New York Times - John Liu, Paul Mozur and Kalley HuangIn what may be one of the largest known breaches of Chinese personal data, a hacker has offered to sell a Shanghai police database that could contain information on perhaps one billion Chinese citizens. The unidentified hacker, who goes by the name ChinaDan, posted in an online forum last week that …
The New York Times1 hour agoVeterans of Carter-Era Inflation Warn That Biden Has Few Tools to Tame Pricesverified_publisherThe New York Times - Alan RappeportWASHINGTON — When inflation surged in the late 1970s, President Jimmy Carter convened his top economic advisers for weekly lunch meetings in which they tended to offer overly optimistic forecasts of how high prices would rise. But the political consequences of rising prices could not be escaped: By …
The New York Times1 hour agoArchegos Sued by Former Employee for Millions in Lost Payverified_publisherThe New York Times - Stephen GandelA former employee of Archegos, the investment firm that caused a brief market panic when it lost more than $10 billion in a matter of days last year, is suing the firm and its founder, Bill Hwang, plus five former top executives. The lawsuit was filed on Tuesday in Federal District Court in …
