June 26, 2023 Issue

The Supreme Court’s imminent ruling will directly affect only colleges, but companies will feel the consequences, too.

Code for America is working to make it easier for welfare recipients to access benefits. The problem: Governments design it to be hard.

Modi’s democratic backsliding is a serious concern, but the two countries have every reason to continue engaging.

The blackout reflects the deep tensions threatening the internet economy.

Rather than strip old cells for precious metals like Tesla or BYD does, the carmaker is working to repurpose them. It’s a painstaking, labor-intensive process.

More than 100 apparel retailers introduced resale platforms within the past two years. But consumer acceptance has so far been minimal.

The love for chicken is only deepening, leaving the $85 billion US beef industry struggling to respond.

The company has kept its marquee franchise relevant by giving developers unusual leverage to change its formula. Don’t worry, there are still chocobos.

Academics are using modern tech to read the secret messages of history’s serial killers and imprisoned royalty.

Higher interest rates and soaring vacancies have brought the commercial property industry to the brink.

From San Francisco to Hong Kong, higher interest rates and falling property values are bringing the commercial real estate market to a perilous precipice.

The transformative technology has the power to free workers and supercharge the economy—or just take a lot of people’s jobs.

Haredi parties once remained narrowly focused on their own voters’ needs. Now they’re getting involved in policies affecting everyone.

As travelers want deeper experiences in wine country, the hospitality industry is responding with more options including even more luxe resorts, decadent dining and new takes on tastings and tours.

A surge in tourism has prompted a slate of openings to cater to more sophisticated wine enthusiasts.

Anya von Bremzen lays out the importance of how cuisine helps us better understand one another.

An $800 appliance from Breville combines artful design with utilitarian flair.