The wireless giant is in talks to spin off the media group that was supposed to be its future, part of $170 billion in failed deals it is unwinding this year.
BloombergOpinion
Opponents let their strongman tally lots of hockey goals to recall lost Soviet glory. (Even he knows he's a terrible player.)
Give kids a sense of autonomy in financial decision-making.
Rising prices for food and energy may not matter to economists, but they do to consumers.
Politics & Policy
Reluctant citizens can slow down herd immunity despite abundant vaccines. Compulsory shots are unpalatable, but may be necessary.
Hong Kong's Old Boys Club Is Living on Borrowed Time
Putting more women on the city’s male-dominated boards is overdue and will improve its competitiveness with London and New York.
Can Digital Cash Make Inflation Worse?
Central banks should slow down their space race to offer digital currencies until after price pressures ease.
China’s Land Grab in Bhutan Is the New Face of War
The Pax Americana made outright invasions too risky, so autocrats are swallowing their neighbors one piece at a time.
Editorials
The Editors
How Compromise With the GOP Can Serve the Country
Republicans have some good ideas on infrastructure. Biden said he’d listen, and should keep his word.
The Editors
As the Middle East Rages, the U.S. Can’t Stay Distant
American neglect has contributed to the conflict between Israel and Hamas. President Biden must act now to end the fighting.
