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Deadly global conflicts have completely disrupted civil aviation, leaving options for safe journeys fewer and farther between.

Readers challenged our columnist to take an affordable electric car on a route with less-than-ideal charging options. Here’s what happened.

Partners are leaving for rivals including Sidley Austin and Davis Polk, increasing pressure on the law firm to secure its future.

Plus, the DOJ is reviewing allegations against a former Homeland Security adviser, and Meta’s hunt to fund its AI build-out spooked investors.

Federal agencies are teaming up with startups to deploy floating power barges and nuclear cargo fleets.

The Japanese Trade Union Confederation, known as Rengo, will demand wage hikes of at least 5% at the shunto negotiations that take place every spring between the country’s unions and employers.

The Meta CEO feared a proposed billionaire tax in the state would force a major share sale, threatening his voting control of the company.

For decades, Elon Musk has mixed resources and ambitions at his two largest companies.

Talk of a Tesla merger with SpaceX was off-limits on the earnings call.

A little-known producer sued Netflix for $105 million after a drive containing the film went missing from the streamer’s offices.