Asian-American Violence Plagues Xi’an Famous Foods During Covid
For Xi’an Famous Foods, the pandemic has brought an uptick in aggression toward Asian-American employees, mirroring a trend seen across the United States.
Unemployment Claims Dropped Last Week as Coronavirus Cases Eased
The Labor Department is scheduled to release its weekly report on applications for government unemployment insurance.
GameStop Shares Jump for a Second Day With Other 'Meme Stocks'
Shares of the video game retailer surged as much as 76 percent in early trading on Thursday, in a second day of volatile trading.
‘Reply All’ Podcast Is Put on Pause After Departure of Key Reporters
The suspension comes after a senior reporter and co-host left the podcast following accusations that they worked against employee unionizing and efforts to increase diversity at Gimlet Media.
The + That’s Taking Over Streaming Platforms
An idea that seemed like a real plus when streaming was newer has fallen into cliché.
Chief of Cherokee Nation Asks Jeep to Stop Using Tribe’s Name
The carmaker that owns Jeep defended its use of the Native American tribe’s name on its S.U.V. and said it was “committed to a respectful and open dialogue.”
McKinsey's Controversies May Weigh on Its Reputation
More tough headlines for the consulting firm.