Air Pollution Fears Put London’s Ice Cream Trucks at Risk
As councils in the British capital clamp down on polluting vehicles, not even a beloved summer staple can escape scrutiny.
Business
The Week in Business: The Truth About Drug Costs, and Uber’s Disappointing I.P.O.
Plus, the continuing trade drama with China, and a pledge to end extremist content online.
Should You Tell the World How Much Money You Make?
Experts say employees should discuss salaries to ensure fair pay. The tricky part is being the first to bring the topic up.
Jeff Bezos’ Shot at the Moon? Blue Origin to Announce Vision for Space
The Amazon founder’s private rocket company has hinted that it may have plans for the moon’s ice-rich South Pole.
A Quirk of the Calendar Is Messing With Stocks
Erasing the 2007-2009 bear market from 10-year stock returns has made ‘long-term’ performance look stellar, even though recent returns are unexceptional.
Max Azria, Designer Who Sold Couture for Less, Has Died
Mr. Azria founded BCBG Max Azria in 1989 to “give fashion to more people.” It became a global concern, and celebrities like Beyoncé wore his clothes.
DealBook Briefing: $1 Billion in Trump Losses, From 1985 to 1994
A decade of figures from Donald Trump’s federal income tax returns suggest his losses started earlier and went deeper than previously thought.
After Gas Explosions in Massachusetts, Gas Company Settles for $80 Million
Columbia Gas is paying Lawrence, Andover and North Andover for repairs after explosions there destroyed homes and killed one person.
Beard Awards Go to Kwame Onwuachi and Ashley Christensen
Mr. Onwuachi was named Rising Star Chef, and Ms. Christensen was named Outstanding Chef. The top restaurant awards went to Frenchette and Zahav.
Ex-Goldman Banker Is Expected to Plead Not Guilty in 1MDB Case
Roger Ng is expected to be arraigned in federal court in Brooklyn on Monday after being flown from Malaysia over the weekend.