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Hard cider is a fall favorite, but it screams summer, too
Bright, light, bubbly and fruit-forward, hard cider is a drink made for hot summer days.
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Award-winning cocktail bar Death & Co arrives in D.C. July 14
The lauded New York City bar has transformed the old Columbia Room, with previous owner Derek Brown’s blessing, into a showcase for high-end drinks.
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Twitter’s New CEO, Linda Yaccarino, Eases Into the Hot Seat
Linda Yaccarino, who initially could not take ad sales meetings because of a noncompete clause, is adjusting to her new role reporting to Elon Musk.
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Microsoft and Activision Chiefs Testify Merger Will Benefit Consumers
In federal court, Satya Nadella and Bobby Kotick opposed an attempt by the F.T.C. to delay Microsoft’s $70 billion acquisition of a video game giant.
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Shein Flew Influencers to China to Help Its Image. A Backlash Ensued.
The fast-fashion company’s attempt to rebut allegations of forced labor and poor working conditions was met with incredulity online.
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Three Charged With Illegally Trading Ahead of Trump Media Merger
The arrests came after an investigation into trading in the securities of Digital World Acquisition Group, which merged with former President Donald Trump’s social media platform.
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How Transparency on College Costs Could Increase Diversity
One way to preserve diversity now that the Supreme Court has ruled against two colleges’ race-based admissions policies: Tell people the true price.
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Ryan Seacrest, “Wheel of Fortune” and the Lasting Pull of Game Shows
“Wheel of Fortune,” “Jeopardy!” and “Family Feud” continue to attract big audiences even as streaming upends viewing habits.
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Cheaper Than Water? Retailers Try to Unload Bud Light.
The brand is still struggling to win back customers. Nowhere is that more apparent than at stores, where cases of the beer sit untouched.
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Supreme Court rejects race-based affirmative action in college admissions
Landmark cases involving Harvard and the University of North Carolina asked the Supreme Court to ban affirmative action, or using race in college admissions.