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In 2016, the world population was approximately 7,558,554,526 people[†]
Officials worry that failed coal companies will use bankruptcy courts to pay off debts to banks and hedge funds, leaving behind their environmental obligations.
A court’s decision that Dell Inc. sold for $6 billion too little means that companies don’t simply have to find the highest bidder, but that a judge may deem what the price should be.
On the eve of the New Jersey and California primaries, an Associated Press survey of superdelegates indicated that Mrs. Clinton had gone over the top.
This play at Lincoln Center’s Claire Tow Theater conjures a fractious family in a hospital setting, a limbo populated by apes, and a wartime romance.
Yes, the director once dubbed “the WASP Woody Allen,” lives in the storied French city these days. But it’s hardly what one could call a glamorous existence.
The British artist has filled the cavernous space with works shaped by his obsessions and compulsions.
The productivity figures may not reflect it yet, but new technology, with its robots and self-driving cars, seems more disruptive than technologies of the past.
The French cosmetics company was accused of bending to China after dropping a concert by a singer who supported the pro-democracy Occupy movement.
Donald Trump’s attack on a Hispanic-American federal judge was “the textbook definition of a racist comment,” Mr. Ryan said.
Mario Batali’s new place in Chelsea gives the main courses layers of complexity that go beyond standard trattoria cooking.
At 63, the influential TriBeCa chef will shut Bouley and reopen it in a smaller space with a mission of health.
As a politician’s wife, first lady, senator and secretary of state — and as a two-time candidate for president — Hillary Clinton has continually redefined the role of women in American politics.