June 8, 2016

Tim Berners-Lee and other computer scientists are pondering newer technologies to create a web with more privacy and less government control.

J.K. Rowling’s play picks up at the end of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,” fast forwards and then shoots off into unexpected directions.

The 2014 deal with Herman Miller was badly botched, plaintiffs claim, and shareholders have been deprived of a lot of value.

Mrs. Clinton’s victory in four states extended her lead, but Senator Bernie Sanders would not concede.

This play depicts the scabrous wit of a woman and a man who get to know each other when their cancer-afflicted mothers share a hospital room.

A breakdown of how much this Broadway blockbuster earns and stands to earn, and a tally of who will benefit most.

A Los Angeles store devoted to the art of sneaker-cleaning is opening a pop-up outpost in Manhattan.

The Golden State Warriors are almost a metaphor for the way the tech industry improves, and also risks ruining, all that it touches.

Norman Seabrook, the president of the New York City correction officers’ union, is accused of receiving kickbacks for putting his organization’s money in a high-risk hedge fund.

The streaming service that has upended the traditional television model says its subscribers generally finish a show’s first season in a week.

A technique to change or eliminate entire populations of organisms could be used against virus-carrying mosquitoes. It could also have unintended consequences.

E3 has lost some industry participants in what was once a premier event, but it is adjusting its lineup and adding an event for gamers.