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The oil company, which already has extensive operations in Texas, has often been at odds with California’s elected leaders over the state’s climate and energy policies.
The New York Times – Business:
The oil company, which already has extensive operations in Texas, has often been at odds with California’s elected leaders over the state’s climate and energy policies.
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Investors are focusing on slowing U.S. economic growth as calls for the Fed to cut interest rates grow louder.
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How can an art fair lure customers and make sales in a down market? Pitching its tent next to billionaires is a start.
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Central bankers are preparing to cut interest rates, and are warily monitoring job data as they consider when and how much to lower them.
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Job gains are lately being driven by the government, health care and assistance sectors, potentially masking broadly weaker hiring.
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Sleep tracking, “snow showers” and underwater “soundscapes” are among the offerings at resorts that also happen to be in dream locations.
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A tax incentive, with bipartisan roots, aims to foster development in poor areas. It has fueled building, but it hasn’t always aided local residents.
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The Washington Post is creating a division to find valuable audiences in new places. The C.E.O.’s last company shows that’s a tough road.
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A rapidly strengthening yen and a sell-off in stocks in the United States pushed Japan’s markets to a second consecutive day of big losses on Friday.
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The author Peter Hessler posed a question with an elusive answer: How could Chinese society open up so profoundly while its politics stagnated or even regressed?