Villaggio Coppola Journal: Forsaken Village on Italy’s Coast Tells Tale of a Paradise Lost
VILLAGGIO COPPOLA, Italy — When Villaggio Coppola was built in the 1960s along the western Mediterranean coast of
Holiday requests: How to get your employer to green light time off work
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Lyft partners with Google's Waymo to launch self-driving cars and challenge Uber
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Top fund manager to get rid of all fossil fuel company shares
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Why getting drunk is a huge part of doing business in Japan
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Cyberattack Spreads in Asia, Though No ‘Second Wave’ Is Seen
HONG KONG — A global cyberattack spread to thousands of additional computers on Monday as workers logged in at the start of a new workweek. Universities, hospitals, businesses and daily life were disrupted, but no catastrophic breakdowns were reported.
Ransomware’s Aftershocks Feared as U.S. Warns of Complexity
The components of the global cyberattack that seized hundreds of thousands of computer systems last week may be more complex than originally believed, a Trump administration official said Sunday, and experts warned that the effects of the malicious software could linger for some time.
Saudi Arabia and Russia Extend Oil Production Cuts, Bolstering Prices
Saudi Arabia and Russia announced on Monday that they would cut their oil production for longer than they had planned, bolstering oil prices and pre-empting a meeting of major crude exporters next week.
Iranians See Little Hope Elections Will Alleviate Economic Strain
TEHRAN — As a college student studying mechanics, Hamidreza Faraji had expected after graduation to land a steady job with a fixed salary, a pension plan and the occasional bonus. He envisioned coming home at 6 p.m.