Despite good intentions, ending the entrenched U.S. practice often turns into a recipe for resistance.
August 2016
The hiring blues: A cure could demand modern methods
Approaches that worked during the Great Recession don’t suit the times now, but some business owners resist.
McDonald’s names newcomer its new chief of U.S. business
The current president will retire after only two years in the job as the company pushes to reinvent itself.
Fifth-seeded Raonic ousted in U.S. Open
Milos Raonic double-faulted 15 times in losing to Ryan Harrison in the second round.
Prince tribute show Oct. 13 in Minneapolis will feature ‘family’
Sheila E, The Revolution, Morris Day and The Time and the New Power Generation are expected to perform.
Netflix will air new Bill Nye science series
Each episode will tackle an important science topic while refuting myths and murky claims.
Egypt makes penalty more severe to deter female genital mutilation
The centuries-old practice was criminalized in 2008, but remains widespread.
Delta rolls out $50 million bag tracking system
Belt loaders using wireless ID readers will stop when a bag for a different flight is placed on the belt.
Coca-Cola Co. reaches its water-giveback goal five years early
The same amount of water it uses in its beverages is now returned to nature, the company says, but criticism persists.
Dubai opens massive Marvel-branded indoor theme park
The IMG Worlds of Adventure park recorded about 3,000 visitors on opening day.