Connections is a daily word puzzle game from the New York Times Games, the puzzle experts known for the difficult daily Crossword puzzle.

Futura’s work was once a byword for rebellion — now his work adorns luxury fashion. Is he a sell-out or just a survivor?

These days, when street-style photographer Johnny Cirillo wants to take pictures of imaginative dressers for his popular Instagram account Watching New York, he camps outside certain vintage ...

Mozambique’s former finance minister is set to be sentenced in a New York court on wire fraud and money laundering charges stemming from the infamous “tuna bond” scandal that triggered a financial crisis in the impoverished African nation.

In three consolidated suits, publishers allege that OpenAI broke copyright law by copying millions of articles without permission or payment. OpenAI counters that the fair use doctrine protects them.

Retail trading platform eToro has made confidential filings to US regulators in a significant step towards an initial public offering in New York this year that could value the business at more than $5bn.

Clare Sestanovich’s assured debut novel about coming-of-age in New York City questions how much we can ever truly know anyone but ourselves

I could not agree more with the observations of your columnist Miranda Green in her piece about the shortcomings of the Duolingo language-learning app (“Duolingo’s nagging owl leaves us with nowhere to hide”, Work & Careers, January 6). But it does seem to work!

Apple News is part of the bundle that arrives with a new iPhone, giving it a head start over rival news apps for the home screen of users. Apple does not disclose how many people use its apps or how much money is generated from individual services such as its News platform. It declined to comment for this article.

Klarna’s “pay in 4” option allows consumers to split purchases at retailers’ checkouts into four interest-free payments, paid every two weeks. The model is similar to the “pay in 3” credit product Klarna offers in the UK, where payments are made every 30 days.

On Monday night, WWE made its debut on Netflix as part of a 10-year, $5bn live streaming deal. The same day, Meta announced that UFC boss Dana White was joining its board of directors, giving the social media company a direct line into Donald Trump’s inner circle.

About 25 years ago American newspapers and magazines seemed full of stories on “the biggest wealth transfer in history” that was about to take place as members of “the greatest generation” died off, leaving their wealth to their “boomer” children. I don’t recall reading any follow-up stories on how that worked out.