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Executives are rethinking if and when to weigh in on potentially divisive issues, fearing backlash from all sides, and developing crisis plans in case things go wrong.

The vote by nearly 65,000 SAG members comes more than a month into a strike by thousands of film and TV writers.

Our columnist was one of the first to try Apple’s new headset, which arrives early next year for $3,499. “It feels like Apple stuck a giant Apple Watch on my head—in a good way.”

Allegation is made in suit against TikTok parent company, ByteDance, which says it vigorously opposes the claim.

Those relying on fees might need bigger buffers to absorb losses under planned rules.

Workers and small businesses in California, Oregon, and Washington state are feeling the economic chill after tens of thousands of tech layoffs.

Work travel isn’t what it used to be—and that’s left American rethinking its strategy.

Lawyers seek a pause on the eve of a landmark environmental battle.

Joe Benarroch has been a trusted adviser to Linda Yaccarino, the former ad chief at NBCU who is expected to take the helm at the social-media company on Monday.

The pact, which requires approval by the board of the Directors Guild of America, comes in the second month of the writers’ strike.