Anna Schaverien
The New York Times
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Past articles by Anna:
Here Come the Crypto Rules
The urgency among regulators to rein in the crypto industry has generated a flurry of lobbying all over Washington. → Read More
Back on Track
The bidding war to acquire Kansas City Southern appears to end in victory for Canadian Pacific. → Read More
Best Stimulus Ever?
The share of people living in poverty in the U.S. fell to a record low last year, making the emergency pandemic aid look highly effective, if costly. → Read More
What to Expect from Gary Gensler’s Testimony
After five months on the job, the S.E.C. chair will speak before the Senate Banking Committee about crypto, climate, SPACs and more. → Read More
Biden Pushes Companies on Vaccine Mandates
The White House’s latest effort to tackle Covid-19 includes a mandate for businesses with over 100 employees. → Read More
The Elizabeth Holmes Courtroom Drama
Opening arguments in the long-awaited trial questioned whether the Theranos chief executive was knowingly deceptive or blindly ambitious. → Read More
The New ‘Shadow’ Banks
The crypto revolution is bringing financial services to the unbanked, but not without risks. → Read More
Where Diversity Still Disappoints
Black directors have held only 1 percent of board seats at private companies backed by top venture capital and private equity firms. → Read More
Apple’s Shrewd App Store Settlement
The agreement to allow developers to promote payment options outside the App Store may give Apple the upper hand in bigger fights to come. → Read More
Where Are the Borrowers?
Awash in deposits and with sluggish demand from borrowers, banks are going on a bond-buying spree. → Read More
Bill Ackman’s SPAC Deal Gets Messier
The investor’s response to a lawsuit marks another twist in his efforts to save his billion-dollar blank-check vehicle. → Read More
The Fallout from Afghanistan
The economic and political effects of the Taliban takeover will be felt around the world. → Read More
The Elan of Elon Musk
A longtime critic of the Tesla chief executive explains why his bets against the car company haven’t paid off. → Read More
E-Cards Are Back, Thanks to the Pandemic
The popularity of virtual cards has grown again as people sought ways to connect with loved ones and friends in the isolation and separation of Covid-19 restrictions. → Read More
Citi Creates ‘Zoom-Free Fridays’ to Combat Covid-19 Pandemic Fatigue
The bank plans to have one day each week when workers can avoid being on-camera for internal calls. “We are all feeling the weariness,” Citi’s chief executive said. → Read More
How to Stop Moths? A Historic Building Tries Bringing in Wasps
Blickling Hall, a centuries-old building in England, is trying to protect its priceless tapestries, carpets and furniture with thousands and thousands of microscopic wasps. → Read More
News Quiz: Vaccinations, Russian Hackers, Pete Buttigieg
Did you follow the headlines this week? → Read More
News Quiz: Facebook, Universal, Chuck Yeager
Did you follow the headlines this week? Take our quiz to find out. Last week, 98 percent of respondents knew which Trump administration official said there was no evidence of fraud that could have tipped the U.S. presidential election. Only 44 percent knew the subject of recent protests in India. The quiz is published on Fridays. Click here for other weeks’ quizzes. Related Article → Read More
Bank of England Rebuked Over ‘Missing’ $67 Billion of Cash
A parliamentary committee found about 50 billion pounds worth of cash in circulation is not being spent, and blasted the bank for a lack of ‘curiosity’ about where it is. → Read More
News Quiz: Iran, Utah, Emergency Approval
Did you follow the headlines this week? → Read More