US Business

Worker shortages, long lines and less open terrain are making this winter season challenging for the resort titan of the ski industry. “I want you to open my mountain.”

One America News Network faces a sharp reduction in audience after its largest distributor said it plans to drop the conservative channel.

Google misled publishers and advertisers for years about the pricing and processes of its ad auctions, creating programs that deflated sales for some companies while increasing prices for buyers, according to newly unredacted allegations in a lawsuit filed by states.

While industry executives foresee an eventual need for doses targeting the new strain or potential future variants, U.S. officials say current evidence doesn’t support rolling them out and cite practical reasons not to.

Supermarkets and retailers such as Macy’s and Walmart are also shortening hours as throngs of American workers stay home because they are sick, awaiting test results or caring for others with the virus.

The move, which sparked a 10% surge in dogecoin, marks a return for the electric-vehicle maker to acceptance of digital currencies for some payments.

Some corporate leaders applauded the Supreme Court’s rejection of the mandate; “We breathed a sigh of relief.”

A report will summarize the results of investigations, including those into allegations against Bill Gates.

The legal dispute with Miramax over the writer-director’s efforts to auction off script pages and other artifacts from the hit movie as nonfungible tokens has become a public brawl.

Multinational producers have exited Canada’s oil sands region, but local companies have stepped in. So long as existing oil fields—no matter their carbon footprint—remain profitable, they are likely to remain in production long after big-name companies walk away.