New York Times Nachrichten

 

The ride-hailing giant plans to disclose this morning that its I.P.O. could value it at $90 billion — less than it had told some investors to expect....

The world’s largest ride-hailing company, which has not yet made a profit, kicked off the last stage of its journey to list on public stock markets....

The initial reading on first-quarter growth is expected to be healthy, only weeks after economists were forecasting a weak showing....

How America’s obsession with long hours has widened the gender gap....

The maker of augmented-reality goggles said it has garnered $280 million from NTT Docomo of Japan, as part of a new partnership with the telecommunications giant....

Facebook revealed that it expects a record fine from the F.T.C. That could be one of many moves against the company by governments on four continents....

The world’s largest ride-hailing company was said to be planning an initial pricing of $44 to $50 a share....

The case was the last remaining government lawsuit against the bank over financial crisis-era issues....

Big tech stocks including Microsoft have been leading the market higher, a rally that would have been hard to imagine at the end of 2018....

William E. McGlashan Jr., who was fired after being named in the scandal, connected members of the deal team to William Singer for business discussions, but nothing came of them, the investment firm said....

The announcement comes amid a rising backlash to cashless stores, and new laws against them in New Jersey and Philadelphia....

The Golden State Killer case was just the start. Hundreds of cold cases are hot again thanks to a new genealogy technique. The price may be everyone’s genetic privacy....

Some states allow the winners of large jackpots to remain anonymous, but is it ever possible to retain your privacy after a life-changing windfall?...

An investigation by Canadian regulators found that Facebook did not protect user data in the Cambridge Analytica scandal and has ignored recommendations since....

Sometimes you have to throw money at a problem, or at the very least laugh in H.R.’s face....

Carlos Ghosn, the former car executive charged in Tokyo with financial wrongdoing, posted $4.7 million bail but the prosecutor’s office said it would appeal....

The Chinese tech giant wants to put to rest concerns that it is susceptible to influence by the country’s government. That has been no easy task....

The social network expects to pay the F.T.C. a huge fine for privacy violations, but critics say that further action is required....

French cheese or Spanish ham? Maybe. That sweet Citroën or Peugeot? Even if you can get it on a ship, it probably won’t be allowed into the U.S....

As legalization spreads, listings for cannabis-related positions on recruitment sites have soared. But working in the industry comes with caveats....