Tim Cook, the chief executive of Apple, visited India this week to open the company’s first two Apple stores there: The biggest public company in the world is finally opening its first retail outlets in the world’s most populous country.
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What to Know as the Fox-Dominion Trial Begins
Jury selection resumed on Tuesday in the blockbuster $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against Fox News, a landmark test of the news media’s First Amendment protections and culpability for spreading disinformation. Once the jury is chosen, lawyers for Dominion Voting Systems,
Corvus Coffee leases in RiNo for fifth location
Corvus Coffee has brewed up a deal for a fifth location. Founder and owner Phil Goodlaxson signed a lease with Charlotte-based Crescent Communities in March to open a coffee shop inside the company’s Novel Rino apartment complex at 1300 40th
What Bank Earnings Reveal About the Health of the Economy
Can the banks bounce back? JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo, two of America’s biggest banks, reported solid earnings and revenue gains on Friday, pushing their stock prices higher in premarket trading. PNC Bank, a smaller lender, also posted a big
In Fox-Dominion Trial, All Eyes Are on the Judge, Too
As Fox News heads to trial to defend itself against a $1.6 billion lawsuit, which could prove a critical gauge of free speech protections in an age of politicized misinformation, the presiding judge faces a high-profile test of his abilities
Landmark Trial Against Fox News Could Affect the Future of Libel Law
Dominion Voting Systems’ defamation case against Fox News, which goes to trial in Delaware next week, is expected to stoke hot-button debates over journalistic ethics, the unchecked flow of misinformation, and the ability of Americans to sort out facts and
Alicia C. Shepard, Ombudsman Who Defended NPR in Torture Debate, Dies at 69
Alicia C. Shepard, an award-winning media critic who as NPR’s ombudsman backed the organization’s refusal to label waterboarding as torture, died on April 1 at her home in Arlington, Va. She was 69. Her husband, David Marsden, said the cause
U.S. Economy May Be Heading to a Place That Must Not Be Named
Recession has become a nasty word. Federal Reserve officials dance around it with euphemisms like “a soft landing” or its dreaded alternative, “a hard landing.” Look beneath the hood of Fed forecasts, though, and it’s clear that central bank policymakers
Global Thermostat launches Colorado-based carbon-capture plant
One of the world’s largest plants built to remove carbon dioxide from the air in the struggle to lessen the impacts of climate change is operating in Adams County. Global Thermostat, the facility’s owner, said it’s ready to take its
Endeavor and W.W.E. Said to Be Close to Deal Combining Fighting Leagues
Endeavor, the Hollywood entertainment colossus that owns the Ultimate Fighting Championship, is close to a deal that would combine that league with World Wrestling Entertainment, two people familiar with the negotiations said on Sunday. The combination would establish a behemoth