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Residents of one of Mexico’s rainiest regions often have no water to drink, so many hydrate with soda. The impact on public health has been devastating.

Sir Alan Parker, one of Britain’s most famous corporate strategists, resigned from Save the Children U.K. over his handling of a #MeToo scandal. It has cast a long shadow.

As Uber cleans up its corporate culture, employees have filed complaints about the chief operating officer, Barney Harford, for his comments about race and women.

In Britain, President Trump attacked his usual target CNN and, less predictably, The Sun, calling the London tabloid’s interview with him “fake news.”

Fears of an overheated economy could prompt the Federal Reserve to cut short a recovery in which incomes have already struggled to gain traction.

As firms seek approval for specialty E.T.F.s, some advisers warn that cryptocurrencies may be intrinsically worthless. Others say they diversify a portfolio.

Cody Wilson, a gun rights and free speech advocate, will be allowed to post online tutorials for 3-D printing firearms, sparking concerns about so-called ghost guns.

Bringing back people who took early retirement can benefit both employer and employee, whether it’s by training new workers or helping in a crisis.

Despite trade tensions and problems abroad, some American investors have prospered by focusing on international investments.

Sometimes resolving a workplace annoyance means a blunt, and embarrassing, conversation with someone who means no harm. Here’s how to decide whether it’s worth it — and how you might proceed.