The board of directors of Ozy, a digital media company, said on Tuesday that it had hired a law firm to investigate its “business activities” after a New York Times report raised questions about the company’s practices. In a statement, the board
The board of directors of Ozy, a digital media company, said on Tuesday that it had hired a law firm to investigate its “business activities” after a New York Times report raised questions about the company’s practices. In a statement, the board
A second major federal student loan servicer is calling it quits, a decision that will force the Education Department to transfer the accounts of millions of borrowers just as the government begins to resume collecting payments early next year. Navient said on
Amazon, the nation’s largest retailer, recently began a partnership with Affirm, which will provide pay-later options. And Square, the payments firm run by the Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey, agreed to acquire Afterpay, another provider, for $29 billion in early August, a
Ms. Parker met Mr. Malkemus in the early ’80s; she was a young actress working in Los Angeles, and he and Mr. Blahnik were in town for a trunk show. “I didn’t have a great deal of money,” she said in an
The economy has begun to rebound from the coronavirus pandemic, but millions of people still haven’t returned to work. Some are looking but haven’t been able to find jobs. Others can’t work because of child care or other responsibilities. Still others say
What to Know About Evergrande Lauren HirschReporting for DealBook 💼 Why is Evergrande in trouble? China’s property market cooled and regulators are cracking down on the aggressive borrowing habits of developers. A bailout of Evergrande could encourage investors to pour more money
“Customers don’t just want Alexa on wheels,” Dave Limp, the head of Amazon’s devices, said at a company event on Tuesday. Then he proceeded to introduce a technology-packed home robot that looked a lot like … Alexa on wheels. At least four
Recent Sale $2.95 MILLION 2771-2777 Atlantic Avenue (between Van Siclen and Miller Avenues) Brooklyn This 11,000-square-foot site in Cypress Hills contains three three-story buildings, all built in 1920. The buildings, which were delivered vacant, each have a retail unit and two two-bedroom
Senator Sherrod Brown, a Democrat from Ohio and the head of the Senate Banking Committee, pointed out that there had never been a Black woman on the Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors in Washington, while also referring to reporting from earlier this
Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen and the Federal Reserve chair, Jerome H. Powell, warn lawmakers on the Senate Banking Committee that the surge in the Delta variant of the coronavirus is slowing economic recovery as the U.S. sees labor shortages and rising