Marco Alverà has big plans to produce a “green gas” from hydrogen that uses existing infrastructure.

Can This Man Solve Europe’s Energy Conundrum?

The classic “Boston” style has become a rare commodity and nearly impossible to find in stores. Resellers are having a field day.

If You Want These Birkenstocks, You May Have to Pay Up

A former Uber employee created an app to help drivers. The platforms that hire them are fighting back.

Meet the App That Helps Gig Workers Know How Much They Really Make

Adult beds are more lucrative than children’s beds. So as institutions look to boost profit margins, pediatrics is often among the first services to be cut.

As Hospitals Close Children’s Units, Where Does That Leave Lachlan?

An inventive collaboration allows a privately assembled collection of 161 ancient works to be viewed by the public.

Leonard Stern’s Cycladic Art Will Be Shown at the Met but Owned by Greece

After a haywire redistricting process, New York has more congressional battlegrounds than nearly any other state. Even the Democratic campaign chairman is locked in a dead heat.

In Fight for Congress, a Surprising Battleground Emerges: New York

A proposed rule, long awaited by labor activists, would make it harder for companies to classify workers as independent contractors.

Biden Proposal Could Lead to Employee Status for Gig Workers

The International Monetary Fund lowered its growth outlook for 2023 and suggested that interest rate increases could spur a harsh global recession.

A Warning for the World Economy: ‘The Worst Is Yet to Come’

Zoos, bird rescue groups and other animal facilities are grappling with a “radically different” outbreak of avian influenza.

With Fall Migration, Bird Flu Flies Back Into Town

Angered by the kingdom’s decision to team up with Russia, President Biden signaled openness to retaliatory measures, including a halt to arms sales and allowing price-fixing lawsuits.

Biden Vows ‘Consequences’ for Saudi Arabia After Oil Production Cut

They both first made a splash in the ’90s. They’re now in New York to present new theatrical memoirs that mix storytelling and songs.

Melissa Etheridge and Jill Sobule Bring Their Whole Lives to the Stage

Spending by a charity intended to honor a radio pioneer is being challenged by his granddaughter, who says he was tricked into leaving his fortune to it. The charity denies the charge and says the producer did not trust his family to protect his legacy.

Lawsuit Says Charity Leader Hired His Former Personal Trainer for Key Role

A vote this week at a warehouse near Albany, N.Y., will help show whether the upstart union can win outside its home base on Staten Island.

Amazon Labor Union, With Renewed Momentum, Faces Next Test

She was a Hollywood and Broadway sensation, but she captured the biggest audience of her career as the TV sleuth Jessica Fletcher.

Angela Lansbury, Star of Film, Stage and ‘Murder, She Wrote,’ Dies at 96

The U.S. and NATO are scouring the world for new sources of old weapons to send to Ukraine. But it risks as much peril for some nations as it does promise for Kyiv.

The Hunt to Arm Ukraine Leads to Difficult Choices

After Russia bombarded civilian targets, G7 leaders pledged “undeterred and steadfast” financial and military support for Kyiv.

Pressure Grows on the West to Speed Air-Defense Systems to Ukraine

“Un Verano Sin Ti” and “Bad Habit” remain Billboard’s No. 1 album and song in the United States.

Bad Bunny and Steve Lacy Spend Another Week Atop the Charts

In a Congolese national park, great apes of different species interact socially, with individuals clearly recognizing one another.

Why Chimps and Gorillas Form Rainforest Friendships

The latest in a restaurateur’s growing Prospect-Lefferts Gardens collection, a Brooklyn bar from the Grand Banks team, and more restaurant news.

T-Bar Opens With Elegant Fare in an Upper East Side Townhouse

It’s not just women in politics who get judged on what they wear.

A Very French Tempest in a Turtleneck

Quotation of the Day for Tuesday, October 11, 2022.

Quotation of the Day: Russia Unleashes a Deadly Barrage Against Civilians

In Lima, home to 10 million Peruvians and more than 1,000 archaeological sites, the discovery of an ancient tomb is just the latest encounter with an omnipresent past.

‘3,000 Years of History Are Literally Just Beneath Our Feet’

In the final week of its emergency bond-buying program, the central bank is expanding its efforts to restore bond market function.

Bank of England Expands Market Intervention to Avoid a ‘Fire Sale’

The king’s ceremony at Westminster Abbey, the first of its kind in seven decades, is expected to be considerably pared down from that of his mother.

Coronation of King Charles III Is Set for May 6

Bittrex allowed customers in Cuba, Iran, Sudan, Syria and the Crimea region of Ukraine to trade virtual currencies, according to the Treasury Department.

October 11, 2022

Headlines from October 11, 2022

Can This Man Solve Europe’s Energy Conundrum?

If You Want These Birkenstocks, You May Have to Pay Up

Meet the App That Helps Gig Workers Know How Much They Really Make

As Hospitals Close Children’s Units, Where Does That Leave Lachlan?

Leonard Stern’s Cycladic Art Will Be Shown at the Met but Owned by Greece

Billboard 200

Un Verano Sin Ti

5SOS5

Dangerous: The Double Album

Born Pink

Harry's House

Historical Context for October 11, 2022