Articles by Erin Slifka

The springboard for the Transportation Security Administration’s new stance is the ransomware attack earlier this month on Colonial Pipeline, as well as a sharp increase in attacks against critical assets.

EU leaders agreed to impose new sanctions against Belarus and ban its airlines from entering the bloc’s airspace and airports, a day after the country’s president ordered a jet fighter to force a plane carrying a dissident journalist to land.

The nearly $9 billion deal would turn a film operation founded in the silent era into a streaming asset for the e-commerce giant.

The judge debates remedies and market definition with both sides after more than three weeks of trial.

In an interview, the fugitive ex-auto executive said he has been preparing for a voluntary meeting with French authorities through hourslong sessions with his lawyers—while hiking with friends in the mountains around Beirut and playing online bridge.

With advertising set to rebound, broadcasters shy away from taking risks on unfamiliar material after the pandemic accelerated audience declines.

Friday’s Commerce Department report on U.S.consumer spending and inflation highlights a relatively quiet week for economic data.

Democrats and Republicans are still far apart on the size and composition of an infrastructure bill and on the need for an independent commission to investigate the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.

Western consumers are starting to indulge in services that were off limits during the lockdown. Businesses, economists and policy makers are trying to discern whether that shift will mean a cutback in spending on goods.