Kevin McKenna

In 1923, “going out to a restaurant was kind of a special thing — it wasn’t what it is today,” said Ron Salisbury, grandson of El Cholo’s founders.

This year, El Cholo will mark a century as a mainstay for celebrities, students and a loyal staff. Its menu and history mix tradition and innovation.

The Nathaniel Nash Award commemorates a reporter who died in 1996, the first Times journalist since World War II to die while covering a story.

Help us better understand the trade-offs and obstacles that associates encounter while trying to become partners in their firms.

Two New York Times reporters answer 11 questions that readers submitted seeking more insight into our coverage of the gross domestic product.