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California Governor Calls for No New Gas Plants in Climate Fight

China Bulls Say July’s Slide Is a Blip as Worst Over for Stocks

Musk’s Go Private Tweet Suit Heads to a Settlement Conference

Anti-Instagram App BeReal Takes Top Spot on Apple Despite Crashes

Nokia Explores Sale of Managed Services Business

About 18 Million People Tuned In to Finale of Jan. 6 Hearings

Truss Pledges to Scrap EU Rules If She Wins Race to Be UK Leader

Apartment and Warehouse Deals Start to Sputter as Rates Sting

China Evergrande CEO, CFO Exit in Internal Probe of Deposit Use

Major Food Group Exits Michael Stern’s Miami Condo Tower Venture

'Lord of the Rings’ Series Trailer Debuts At Comic-Con

Stuck In Air Travel Hell? Blame the Long Shadow of Covid

Female CEOs Become Less Rare in Industrial Sector

No, Musk Isn’t to Blame for Twitter’s Slowdown

Ghosts of 2012 Haunt Europe as Rate Hikes Begin

The AI Platform Behind a Bezos-Backed Startup’s Vegan Burgers

The $260 Swatch-Omega MoonSwatch Is Reviving the Budget Brand

Hyundai Says It Has ‘No Evidence’ of Child Labor at Alabama Unit

Supreme Court Clears the Way for Jackson to Hear UNC Race Case, Not Harvard

NYC’s Adams Appeals Decision to Block Green-Card Holders From Voting

US Takes Emergency Action to Save Sequoias From Wildfires

‘You Just Sweat’: NYC Cops, Delivery Workers Take the Heat Wave in Stride

At Philadelphia Eviction Court, Showing Up on Time Is Half the Battle

How to Be a Good Climate Mayor

Why Neighborhoods and Small Businesses Thrive in Tokyo

Bankman-Fried’s FTX Makes Proposal for Bankrupt Voyager With Eye on Customers

Central African Regional Bank Seeks Common Digital Currency

Crypto Stocks Get Boost From Retail Traders Who Drove Meme Craze

Cannabis short sellers are ratcheting down their bets that the beleaguered sector will continue its slide.

Short interest in pot stocks has tumbled to $632 million from $3.14 billion in May 2021, even as share prices plunged in the past year, according to data from S3 Partners. While analysts are skeptical that the federal government will approve a legal weed market soon, Congress is set to consider some cannabis legislation, which could lead to a rally in the sector.