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MARKETING STRATEGY OF THE YEAR

GENESIS HOUSE, A 46,000-SQUARE-FOOT space, in New York City's Meatpacking District is not just an auto showroom.

TECHNOLOGY ROLLOUT OF THE YEAR

Ford Pro FORD MOTOR COMPANY

EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR

Akio Toyoda CHAIRMAN, TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION

VISIONARY OF THE YEAR

Oliver Zipse CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT, BMW GROUP

An Uncertain Future for Ukrainian Refugees in the U.S.

Thousands who fled to safety in America are now caught in immigration limbo. Will they be forced to return home?

Kyrsten Sinema's Border Crusade

The controversial Arizona senator is hoping a win on immigration will help build her rep as a bipartisan dealmaker

PARTING SHOT Lily Tomlin

IF LIVING WELL IS THE BEST REVENGE, THEN LILY TOMLIN IS GETTING all the revenge, especially in her new film Moving On (March 17). She and Jane Fonda team up once again to get retribution-the murderous kind against a widower who wronged them.

The Return of TWICE

The K-pop queens are back with a new album and tour

RISKY BUSINESS

AS SPORTS BETTING EXPLODES IN THE U.S., EXPERTS WORRY A BOOM IN PROBLEM GAMBLING WILL FOLLOW. SOME ARGUE IT'S ALREADY HERE

Where Did COVID-19 Come From?

With no proof of origin in a lab or an animal, experts have taken sides and dug themselves in

The Changing Face of Entrepreneurship

Women, particularly women of color, are launching companies in greater numbers than ever before. But funding remains a big problem

A Growing Threat to Nursing Home Safety

A Newsweek investigation reveals nearly a third of the nation’s 15,000 facilities are overdue for inspection, putting the lives and care of residents at risk

America's Greatest Workplaces For Women 2023

As a society, we have made great strides in promoting gender a equality and breaking down gender barriers.

PARTING SHOT Nick Kroll

IF YOU'RE GOING TO ADD ON TO THE LEGACY OF A CLASSIC MEL BROOKS film, you've got to do it with a parade of superstars (and, of course, the blessing of Brooks himself).

Bob Fosse's Dancin' Comes Home

The iconic choreographer's singular 1978 show gets its first Broadway revival

I'm Sorry I Chased You With a Booger'

Lessons on the right way to teach kids to apologize and grown-ups, too

YOU ARE WHAT YOU JUST ATE

THE NEW SCIENCE OF NUTRITION PROMISES CUSTOMIZED DIETARY RECOMMENDATIONS DESIGNED TO KEEP YOU HEALTHY AND TO WARD OFF DISEASE.

MISINFORMATION MONITOR How Russian Fake News Stays on YouTube

Propaganda justifying the Ukraine war proliferated on the platform despite a ban on Russian state-funded media

'Praying for a Miracle'

The flap over a Chinese spy balloon has derailed the hopes of families of Americans detained by Beijing on dubious charges

Oshika: Japan's wood solutions leader looks to expand globally

With its expertise in wood adhesives and joinery, Oshika offers sustainable building material solutions for the needs of our climate-conscious world.

Oriental Consultants Group targets infrastructure development in emerging nations

Oriental Consultants Group has brought the strengths of Japanese infrastructure to the developing world since its establishment in 1957.

SoftBank Robotics launches new Robot Integrator strategy

The initiative will help the company to achieve its stated aim of designing and developing robots that connect people and technology to change the way we live.

Eugene Levy

\"This show has gotten me through some things. I absolutely surprised myself.\"

Taking Cover

A Ukrainian mortar team waits for Russian shelling to cease before attempting to return fire toward an enemy position on February 16. The city of Bakhmut lies in the Donetsk province, part of Ukraine's heavily industrialized eastern Donbas region, now partially occupied by Russia. Ukrainian forces have been holding the city for months against assaults led by Russian Wagner Group mercenaries, at great cost to both sides. As the February 24 one-year anniversary of the war approached, Russia intensified attacks across southern and eastern Ukraine.

See Climate Change Through the Lens of Art

What happens when artists reckon with climate change? They visualize the air, sculpt the fluid, recreate a preserved underwater zone and process climate anxiety for us to ponder. Artists creatively grapple with environmental issues in an intimate and poetic way, contemplating the relationship between humans and nature. From colorful murals in Dublin to plastic waste installations in Frankfurt to dew-shaped stainless steel pins in Seoul, here are impactful exhibitions that may offer fresh perspective, some reflections, an alarm-or even some relief.

BORN TO LIE

What science says about ordinary fibbers (MOST OF US) and extreme liars (GEORGE SANTOS)

No Place Like Home

After one year of war, 17 million displaced Ukrainians face a tough truth: Most will never go back

Heisen Yoko: The global chemicals trader with sustainability in its sights

From the invention of a revolutionary hydraulic lathe to the development of leading-edge pick-and-place machines, Fuji's pursuit of innovation has been present throughout its history.

It all begins with an innovative spirit

From the invention of a revolutionary hydraulic lathe to the development of leading-edge pick-and-place machines, Fuji's pursuit of innovation has been present throughout its history.

Layher: Germany's leading scaffolding company invests in the future

Germany's economic resilience is best exhibited by its world-renowned manufacturing and construction sector. The construction sector has become one of the major backbones of the German economy over recent years, with expertise ranging from single-family home builds to building and maintaining large industrial plants, such as in the processing industry.