January 19, 2022

Some players, unhappy with Activision in recent years, said the Microsoft deal could reverse a decline in quality.

More than ever, Taiwan defines itself by its democratic values. Beijing’s military and diplomatic threats only reinforce the island’s separateness.

The painter, writer and onetime Picasso muse has a few things to say about success, personal style and the nature of intimacy.

From understanding why you want to leave to tackling health insurance and retirement plans, here’s your guide to a graceful exit — without leaving money on the table.

There’s more money and more bubbly behavior. Investors insist it’s rational.

The experience showed how hard it is for many people to get potentially lifesaving treatments.

The coffee company is among the first major employers to roll back plans after the Supreme Court blocked the Biden administration’s mandate for large businesses.

The New York Times obtained footage of the botched strike in Kabul, whose victims included seven children, through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit.

Not being No. 1 on the call sheet has worked out pretty well for the “King Richard” cast member, who helped power that film to a SAG nomination.

The singer-songwriter’s third solo album, “Age of Apathy,” is filled with personal touchstones and musical surprises.

Activision has a lot of popular games that fit into Microsoft’s plans to build a vast library of titles that can be played on all sorts of devices. The metaverse can wait.

The potential for interference between 5G signals and the radio altimeters long used by pilots has divided the telecom and aviation industries.