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In 2013, this reporter spent 10 Bitcoin, worth $1,000 at the time, on a dinner for dozens of strangers in San Francisco. The owner of the re...

The social network said it opposed changes that Apple was making to the tracking of apps and would provide information for an antitrust comp...

The drops raise questions about how retailers are faring in the all-important holiday shopping season and about the stability of the broader...

The Texas attorney general said a coming lawsuit would focus on the advertisements that generate the vast majority of the company’s profits.

Central bank officials left rates near-zero at their December meeting, and tied bond buying to their employment and price goals.

How health care professionals and internet companies can help in the fight against misinformation.

Financial hardship and a battened-down economy are making this a challenging season. The New York Times would like to hear how you have been...

The move follows growing concern about the long-term effects of head injuries and the often-rushed treatment players receive.

“She’s disrupting the norms around billionaire philanthropy by moving quickly,” an expert on charities said.

Even if you’ve never done a year-end newsletter, there’s still time to squeeze in a personalized message before the calendar flips the page.

A group of experts gathered to debate the priorities for economic policy with the end of the pandemic (seemingly) in sight.

Election-related falsehoods have subsided, but misleading claims about the coronavirus vaccines are surging — often spread by the same peopl...

The central bank’s meeting will wrap up Wednesday, as the Fed stares down a bifurcated economic outlook.

While the Constitution gives Congress the final say in the election, there is no chance that it will agree to overturn the results.

The central bank joined a network of global financial regulators focused on climate risk. The response to the move underlined its tricky pol...

The social network said it made the change because of the“importance of expressing voice and using our tools to reach voters.”

Among the 72 feature films chosen for the slimmed-down festival are a Tessa Thompson racial-issues drama and a music documentary from Questl...

A new report examining Mexican labor reforms required under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement highlights one of the biggest trade ch...

So many shower curtains! But with the endless choice comes the risk of being fooled.

Some of the industry’s critics are skeptical, however, about a new flexibility to changes to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.

European Union and British authorities released draft laws to halt the spread of harmful content and improve competition.

Emergency pandemic funding to help renters must be distributed by Dec. 30. But getting the money to those who need it is no small task.

What if you could shoot a complete prototype for a movie? That’s essentially what Michael Mann did with “L.A. Takedown” on NBC.

The actor, who appears in the upcoming musical “The Prom,” looks back on improv guides, Whoopi Goldberg’s comedy and Diego Rivera’s murals.