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The federal body known as Cfius will have expanded powers to decide whether proposed deals pose national security threats.

A federal judge ruled against a group of New York University employees who claimed that faulty oversight had collectively cost workers millions of dollars.

Menacing the media is a theme of President Trump’s rallies, but news organizations are anticipating an unnerving midterm election season, especially after a hostile crowd in Florida on Tuesday night.

A Chinese company waged a furious — and ultimately successful — lobbying campaign to win a reprieve from penalties in Congress.

Raising the price of iPhones worked in this cycle. But next?

Shavelson ignited a huge strike by women garment workers that helped galvanize the labor movement. She went on to fight for suffrage and tenants’ rights.

The electric-car maker consumed cash at a reduced rate in the second quarter, but still used $436 million as it continued to ramp up production.

David M. Halbfinger, The Times’s Jerusalem bureau chief, found Google Translate useful in Israeli and Palestinian territory, but Waze sometimes reaches a dead end.

Anna Wintour is staying, but the once-plush company behind Vogue and The New Yorker lost $120 million last year.

Google withdrew from China in 2010 to protest the country’s censorship. Now the internet giant is working on a search engine that complies with Chinese censorship rules.