Why going public on Wall Street is cool again
The U.S. primary market is regaining momentum with high-profile IPOs by brands like Arm Holdings, Instacart, Klaviyo and Birkenstock after a long period of dominance by other alternatives
Lina Khatib: ‘The Hamas attack has wide support among Palestinians’
The director of the SOAS Middle East Institute says that the Palestinian militia does not have the capacity to act without the support of Iran
Republicans still have no clear candidate for House speaker
After a marathon day of meetings, no one is guaranteed to succeed Kevin McCarthy, who was ousted last week after an uprising by the party’s hardliners
Claudia Goldin: A brand of feminism that is not threatening but makes a difference
Thanks to her rigorous work and ability to occupy positions of power, the new Nobel Prize winner in Economics has made the field progress, and helped other female researchers
Iran is the main beneficiary of the Israel-Palestine war
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Tehran had opposed the normalization of relations between Israel and the Arab states and is now gaining notoriety for its alleged support for Hamas
Israel moving to ‘full offense’ against Hamas: ‘Gaza will never go back to what it was’
Shelling on the Strip intensifies and Hamas responds with a barrage of rockets on Ashkelon. Syria and Lebanon fire shells on Israeli territory
Israel redoubles its guard in the north due to the risk of a Hezbollah offensive
The escalation of clashes along the border with Lebanon threatens to open a new front for the Israeli Army in the midst of an open war against Hamas
Ariana Grande’s divorce settlement details: $1.25 million for Dalton Gomez, who is not to give a single interview
The singer and real estate agent were married at the end of 2021 and separated this summer. They had signed a prenuptial agreement, but the priority has been shielding her privacy
Heat threatens the taste and aroma of European beers
Climate change has been reducing the harvest and quality of hops for decades
Afghans still hope to find survivors from quake that killed over 2,000 in western Herat province
The global response has been slow after Saturday’s 6.3 magnitude quake. Much of the world is wary of dealing directly with the Taliban-led government and focused on the deadly escalation between Israel and the Palestinians
Biden interview in special counsel documents investigation suggests sprawling probe near conclusion
The investigation so far appears to present no legal jeopardy for the U.S. president. There has been no public indication that he or anyone else in his orbit intentionally mishandled classified documents
Bankman-Fried’s ex-girlfriend confirms she committed fraud and money laundering along with the FTX founder
Caroline Ellison testifies at the trial of Bankman-Fried, who could face decades in prison if he is convicted of charges lodged against him
Trump acknowledged penthouse size at 11,000 square feet, not 30,000 he later claimed, according to evidence presented at his fraud trial
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Allen Weisselberg, the former finance chief of Trump’s company, testified in New York Attorney General Letitia James’ fraud lawsuit against the former president
The most wanted man in history, Waldo has gone into hiding again
A new edition of Martin Handford’s ‘Where’s Waldo?’ being published in Spain demonstrates the eternal appeal of a simple formula involving drawings, paper, and concentration
Harris Reed: ‘If someone sees you and yells a homophobic slur at you, it says more about that person than it does about you’
A standard-bearer for gender fluidity, the 27-year-old designer has dressed Harry Styles and Adele and published an autobiography. Now, as the creative director at French fashion house Nina Ricci, Reed is tackling the challenge of leading the brand into the future
The future of electric vehicles looms over negotiations in the US autoworkers strike
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The union wants to represent workers at the proposed battery factories and win them the same hourly pay and benefits as union workers
Biden’s second try at student loan cancellation moves forward with debate over the plan’s details
Negotiators chosen by the Biden administration met for the first of three hearings on student loan relief in a process known as negotiated rulemaking